Defining what is a sandwich is like trying to define what is pornography....difficult if not impossible to do, but we all know it when we see it.

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Loved seeing some of those more obscure characters, such as one of the critters from " *batteries not included", one of the 'enforcers' from "Robot Wars", and the cat and mouse robots created by Chuck Jones.

And I echo Lady Croftox — we geeks need something like this to cover up those bare spots on our walls!!

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Star Trek pizza cutter, please.

Strange — I used the Windows character map to select the actual Cyrillic letter 'C' - which is, of course, almost identical to the English capital letter 'C' .... whatever.

Either way, if selected, I would still like the "Still Plays with Trains" T-shirt in XXL.

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Strange, I used the Windows character map to select the actual Cyrillic letter — which is the same as the English capital 'C' ..... Whatever.

Either way, would still like the "Still Plays with Trains" T-shirt.

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The "Still Plays with Trains" T-shirt in XXL, please, if selected.

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Emma Lazarus. Incidentally, the poem was *NOT* specifically written for dedication of the Statue of Liberty. It was actually written in 1883 as part of a fundraising effort for the pedestal of the famed statue.

If selected, please send the "Still Plays with Trains" T-shirt in size XXL.

Daniel Defoe is thought to have first defined these two as certainties, but Benjamin Franklin is generally accepted to have said it in the way most of us recognize it.

And if chosen, I'll have the "Still Plays with Trains" t-shirt in xxl, s'il vous plait.

The letter 'C'.
The Dalek bank, if you please.

Lou and Peter Berryman (the slightly off-kilter singing duo from Madison WI) wrote a song about this event. Entitled "The Limburger Ballad", it can be found on their 2002 CD "Yah Hey".
A video of the Berrymans performing the song can be found as a .ram file on the "Wisconsin Stories" website:
http://www.wisconsinstories.org/2001season/mail/mail_video.html

Gary Hustwit directed the film, which was released in the US in 2007.

However, since it was released in April 2007 at the Portland Documentary and Experimental Film Festival, could it be that Hustwit actually did the directing in 2006???

If selected, please send the "Vegetarian" T-shirt in 2X.

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I just wonder how they ever got away with called the Colonel's recipe "Kentucky Fried Chicken" when, to my knowledge, it has always has been pressure-cooked.

And as for the "11 secret herbs and spices", three of them are nothing more secret than salt, pepper, and MSG.

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The Saint.

Crime Scene fleece throw, s'il vous plaît.

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