Hey, that""s a pretty good idea.I""ll give you the moon, Mary.Mary: I""ll take it.Then what?George: Well, then you could swallow it.And it""ll all dissolve, see.And the moon beams that shoot out of your fingers and your toes and the ends of your hair...Am I talking too much?A bald, overweight neighbor (Dick Elliott) on a nearby back porch hears their romantic, non-sensical conversation and challenges George to do less talking and try more romantic action:Man on Porch: Why don""t you kiss her instead of talking her to death?George: You want me to kiss her, huh?Man on Porch (as he exasperatedly steps inside his house): Ah! Youth is wasted on the wrong people!George: Hey, hey, hold on, hey, mister! Come on back out here! I""ll show you some kiss that""ll put hair back on your head.Rosa""s Swaggering Visit to Town and the Train Station Before Returning Home:The next day as she swaggered into town - and was "admired" or looked at aghast by some, Rosa sauntered over to the train station to wave at the engineer as the Chicago-bound train stopped momentarily.It heralded the first modern or true robot, the silver giant Gort, and was reportedly he first major science-fiction feature film to feature "flying saucers.That night in Nancy""s home, at the start of the film""s most memorable scene, Nancy was innocently singing the skipping rope song while taking a luxurious hot bubble bath; she became drowsy and fell asleep:With her legs open, she was terrorized by the killer""s clawed hand appearing and moving towards her crotch area.On the two-way radio, McClane overheard that Esperanza was making a visual landing on a different runway (2-5 right), and hurried there.