Okay, next one.

"---/-/----/-/---?/---/-?/----,/-----,/---?"

"-----/---/----/--/--/----/---/--/----/----,/---?"

E please

A please!

And R.

"-a-/-/-a-e/a/ra-?/-a-/-?/----,/---e-,/---?"

"--ar-,/---/-a--/-e/--/-e--/---/--/---r/-e--,/---?"

How about H?

"-a-/-/ha-e/a/ra-?/-a-/-?/----,/-h-e-,/h-h?"

"--ar-,/---/-a--/-e/--/-e--/---/--/---r/-e--,/---?"

C

Can I have a rat? Can I? Cmon, Chief, huh?

Clark, you want me to send you to your desk too?

You got it, DSDragon.

I love the childish fight between Clark and Lois.

yeah, lol. that was something special that episode
soooo CUTE!

It's one of my favourite episodes. Dean is a really good writer.

Oh yes, absolutely. Wish he'd written more episodes.

Makes you wonder though, why Clark is unafffected by a pheromone, but gets drugged by the "greed" drug.

Hey, sorry, I completely forgot it was my turn to post. Here we go; it's a long one, and it's all the same person talking.

-- / ----- / ---------- / ------- / --- / ----------, / --'- / -------- / --- / ---------- / ----- / -- / --------- / --- / --------. / -- / - / --- / -- / -----, / -'- / --- / ---- / -- / --------- / --- / ---- / -------- / ---'-- / ---- / ---------.

A please.

I, por favor.

T!

LOL! that's true woody. very odd.

I'll take..K please :-)

E for me.

I, A, T, K and E:

I- / --ee- / k---t--ite / a--e-t- / --- / ----i-a---, / it'- / ----i--e / -e- / k---t--ite / ----- / -e / a--e-ti-- / --- / -e-ta---. / I- / I / -a- / t- / --e--, / I'- / -a- / t-at / it / ---ea--e- / t-e / -ee- / -ee-i--- / ---'-e / -ee- / -a----i--.

If green kryptonite affects you physically, it's possible red kryptonite could be affecting you mentally. If I had to guess, I'd say that it unleashed the deep feelings you've been haboring.

Dr Friskin to Superman in Individual Responsibility when Superman discovered the Red Krytonite Intergang the couch in her office

Darn it, you beat me.

You've got it, Crazy_Babe. You're up.

Thanks Darcy! And I now present the next quote...

---/-------/---/-/------/---/-----/-----/---/----/---/-------/---/-------/--/-----/-----/-----/-----/---/----/----/-----.

I'll take . . . drumroll, please . . . S! :p

A?

E

S, A and E

---/a----e-/-a-/-/------/--e/----e/---se/---/--s-/--e/-----e-/a--/-e--e-e/-e/--e-e/a-e/---e-/----s/--e-e/---/-a-e/---e/s-a-s.

T?

R, please.

T and R

--t/a--t-er/-a-/-/-----t/t-e/----e/---se/--t/--st/t-e/--t--e-/a--/-e--e-e/-e/t-ere/are/-t-er/r---s/--e-e/---/rate/---e/stars.

O?

R

Hmmm . . . how about M?

O and M R has already been asked

--t/a-ot-er/-a-/-/-o---t/t-e/--o-e/-o-se/-ot/--st/t-e/--t--e-/a--/-e--e-e/-e/t-ere/are/ot-er/rooms/--ere/-o-/rate/---e/stars.

Put another way, I bought the whole house, not just the kitchen. And believe me, there are other rooms where you rate five stars.

That's from Ghosts, right?

Yup, from Ghosts.

You've got it Darcy!

Ok, let's go for a semi-easy one. One word:

--------

Mxyzptlk?

Wow, Woody. You're good. Go ahead and take the next one.

I had Mxyzptlk in my head from the one about Martians and big Macs for some reason.

This is kind of long but hilarious to me.

"-----/--/-/----------/-----------/----/-------/-----./----/--/------/-------/-----~-------~---~-----/-----/---/----,/--/-------/--/----/---/---/-----/---/---/-----~--/------/----- /---/----/--/-/-------/---------/------/-/-----/----."

"----/-----/-------/-----/---/----/----."

"----/--/-----/--."

In the first part, there are a couple of words that have squiggly lines in them; those are actually dashes.

E?

"-----/--/-/-e--------/----------e/----/-----e-/--ee-./--e-/--/---e--/-e---e-/-e-e-~-----e-~---~-----/---e-/-e-/----,/--/-----e-/--/----/---/---/----e/---/---/---e-~--/e-e---/---e- /--e/----/--/-/----e--/--------e/----e-/-/-----/----."

"--e-/-e-e-/-------/---e-/---/----/----."

"-e--/-e/-----/--."

Argh! doesn't help much.

T?

I'd like A.

N

"---n-/--/a/-e--an--a-/---t---an-e/--t-/----te-/--ee-./--en/an/---e-t/-ea--e-/-e-en~--n--e-~an-~---t-/---e-/-e-/----,/-t/-at--e-/--/--t-/-t-/--n/n---e/an-/t-e/---e-~--/ene---/ta-e- /t-e/----/--/a/----ent/------a-e/-a--e-/a/--n--/----."

"T-e-/ne-e-/------a/---e-/---/----/NA-A."

"Te--/-e/a---t/-t."

May I buy S?

How about L!

R. Definitely R.

"S--n-/-s/a/-e--an--al/--st-r-an-e/--t-/l---te-/s-ee-./--en/an/---e-t/rea--es/se-en~--n-re-~an-~--rt-/--les/-er/---r,/-t/-at--es/--/--t-/-ts/--n/n--se/an-/t-e/--le-~--/ener--/ta-es /t-e/--r-/--/a/---lent/s-----a-e/-alle-/a/s-n--/----."

"T-e-/ne-er/s---l-a/--re-/---/-r--/NASA."

"Tell/-e/a---t/-t."

I know there are some H's

"S--n-/-s/a/-e-han--al/--st-r-an-e/--th/l---te-/s-ee-./-hen/an/---e-t/rea-hes/se-en~h-n-re-~an-~--rt-/--les/-er/h--r,/-t/-at-hes/--/--th/-ts/--n/n--se/an-/the/--le-~--/ener--/ta-es /the/--r-/--/a/---lent/sh----a-e/-alle-/a/s-n--/----."

"The-/ne-er/sh--l-a/--re-/---/-r--/NASA."

"Tell/-e/a---t/-t."

Sound is a mechanical disturbance with limited speed. When an object reaches seven-hundred-and-forty miles per hour, it catches up with its own noise and the piled-up energy takes the form of a violent shockwave called a sonic boom.

They never shoulda fired you from NASA.

Tell me about it.

Oh I loved that line! That guy was so funny the way he was explaining it!

You're right DSDragon.

The way he explains it half-durnk to the other guy who probably has no idea what he's talking about just cracks me up.

And the writer's placed it perfectly, adding a little humor but drawing attention to Superman breaking the sound barrier.

Haven't been on the boards in a couple days, but don't have time to post anything now. Anyone else want to have a go?

Anyone else interested?

I just posted the last one, so I shouldn't start another one.

I have time again, and since no one else has taken the reins, I guess I will anyway.

----, / ----. / --- / ------ / -- / -- / ----- / -- / ------- / -- / -'- / ----- / ----- / ---. / -----, / ---- / ----- / ---- - ---- / -- / ---- / -- / ------.

The bolded dashes are actual dashes, not letters. I've put spaces around the single one so it's easier to see.

L, please.

I'd like to see a T. Or rather, several ones...

I'll take A.

I'll go for E!

L, T, A and E.

--a-, / ---e. / --e / -a--t- / t- / -- / a-te- / -- / -e----- / -- / -'- / ----- / a-te- / -e-. / -----, / --ll / e-e-- / -a-- - --te / -e / -a-e / -- / ---t-e.

R

M?

R and M:

--a-, / ---e. / --e / -a-t- / t- / -- / a-ter / m- / -e----- / -- / -'m / ----- / a-ter / -er. / --mm-, / --ll / e-er- / -a-- - --te / -e / -a-e / -- / M-rt-e.

O please.

O:

O-a-, / ---e. / --e / -a-t- / to / -o / a-ter / m- / -e----- / -- / -'m / -o--- / a-ter / -er. / --mm-, / --ll / e-er- / -a-o - --te / -e / -a-e / o- / M-rt-e.

How about Y?

L?

Y (L's already been done--although I did miss one before):

O-ay, / ---e. / --e / -a-t- / to / -o / a-ter / my / -e----- / -- / -'m / -o--- / a-ter / -er. / --mmy, / --ll / e-ery / -a-o - -yte / -e / -a-e / o- / Myrtle.

I remembered the Myrtle name.

Okay, fine. She wants to go after my wedding -- I'm going after her. Jimmy, pull every nano-byte we have on Myrtle.

I'd say she is one of the few women who rivals Lois in fierceness, but she couldn't handle it and went mad.

Anyway, here's another one.

"---/----,/---------,/--/-/----,/---/------/--------/---/----/----/------/--/---/---/---/--/----/---/--/-------/------/--/---/----/---'-/--/-/------/--------/--/-----."

Kind of a side note, and also in some ways a little hint. In the episode where this is found, they have Lex Leather written a couple of times, instead of Luthor.

LOL about the "Lex Leather," Woody. But it doesn't help me any, so I'll take S, please.

"---/----,/s-------s,/--/-/----,/---/---s--/--------/---/----/---s/------/--/---/s--/--s/--/----/---/--/-------/------/--/---/----/---'s/--/-/------/--s-----/--/s----."

T?

"---/----,/s---t---s,/--/-/t---,/---/---s--/--------/t--/----/--ts/------/--/---/s--/--s/t-/----/---/t-/---t---/------/--/t--/t---/---'s/--/-/--tt--/--s-t---/t-/s----."

Okay, since no one else is guessing . . . how about R, Woody?

N?

RN, eh?
The nursing letters.

"---/-n--,/s---t---s,/-n/-/t---,/-n-/--rs-n/--rr--n-/t--/----/--ts/------/-n/-n-/s--/--s/t-/--n-/---/t-/-n-t--r/-----r/--/t--/t---/---'s/-n/-/--tt-r/--s-t--n/t-/s--r-."

Needs a vowel, how about E!

Yes, vowels are lovely. I'd like to see some O's.

EO

"-o-/-no-,/so-et--es,/on/-/te--,/one/-erson/--rr--n-/t-e/----/-ets/-e--e-/-n/-n-/s-e/--s/to/--n-/o--/to/-not-er/-e--er/o-/t-e/te--/--o's/-n/-/-etter/-os-t-on/to/s-ore."

Here are the letters that have been guessed:

ENORST

which means these are left:

a b c d f g h i j k l m p q u v w x y z

You know, sometimes, on a team, the person carrying the ball gets hemmed in and she has to hand off the ball to another member of the team who's in a better position to score.

From 'I've Got a Crush on You'.

Correct. And for those of you wondering, the Lex Leather typo is made when he is walking into the club, the night Lois sings.

I knew I had to use one of those "football analogies" sometime.

Also, Olympe, it's probably time to start a new thread.