This is, uh, Scott Fitzgerald over here.A very romantic writer.Big with English majors, college girls, you know, nymphomaniacs.Uh, very well known.This is Chiang Kai-Shek, who I was not too crazy about either.This is Billy Graham.He was very big in the religion business, you know.He knew God personally.Got him his complete wardrobe.They used to go out on double dates together.It was a very big thing.They were romantically linked for awhile.This is some girls burning a brassiere.You notice it's a very small fire.Um, this I don't know what that is.It's a photograph of Norman Mailer.He was a very great writer.He donated his ego to the Harvard Medical school for study.And this - this I can tell you right away - this is a centerfold from a magazine they used to call Playboy.And it was widely believed that director Luis Bunuel's dinner scene inViridiana (1961)was modeled after Browning's central "Wedding Banquet" sequence.R2-D2 was repaired, and Han was commended for his unselfishness (The Princess: "I knew it was more to you than money").I'd like o sink my teeth into some good ol' Louisiana oysters.When Frenchy is called to the stage for her next number, she seductively and cynically chirps about the saloon customers:The longer they wait, the better they like it.He sends Terry on an "extra detail" to sit in on ough, insistent Father Barry's meetings (with the "Doyle girl") hat he is organizing in his parish to expose union racketeering.