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***Baler's Dozen: Knights of Entertainment Have you ever filled out an NCAA March Madness bracket? Rate this shirt 1-10 [CLOSED]***Baker's Dozen: Instrumental pieces Someone explain The Princess of Wales controversy to me Laugh of the Day - Census Taker [CLOSED]***Baker's Dozen: Famous Captains (real or fictional) 🎥 StoneKeeper's Movie Guessing Game: I recommend THIS Movie #2374 [Quiz Show (1994) - FredBurroughs wins] Dead at 74 Do you think I'm sexy? View all posts >


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Say it after me Minnie-soh-tah 1. Sir Paul McCartney 2. Sir Roger Moore 3. Sir Patrick Stewart 4. Sir Anthony Hopkins 5. Dame Helen Mirren 6. Sir Ridley Scott 7. Sir John Hurt 8. Sir Ian McKellen 9. Dame Elizabeth Taylor 10. Dame Julie Andrews 11. Dame Shirley Bassey She was born at a time when there was birth right citizenship in the UK. Her parents were American. Same thing happened to my sister, born in London in the early 1960s when dad was there on business. She is a dual US/UK citizen to this day. Ha. I like Corn Nuts. Sometimes I feel like a corn nut. Sometimes I don't. Better to take a bide out of crime. 1. Led Zeppelin 2. Lynyrd Skynyrd 3. The Bee Gees 4. Genesis 5. Rolling Stones 6. The Beatles 7. Pink Floyd 8. The Who Did you know: Most entertainers (by far) are created Knights Bachelor (not made a member of any order of chivalry). Roger Moore, by contrast, was created a Knight Commander of the Order of The British Empire and he carries the post-nominal KBE after his name. Knights Bachelor have no post-nominal, though they may have one from an earlier award, for example Sir Patrick Stewart OBE. Women are always appointed to an order of chivalry, their are no "Dame Bachelors." 1. Sir Paul McCartney 2. Sir Roger Moore 3. Sir Patrick Stewart 4. Sir Anthony Hopkins 5. Dame Helen Mirren 1. Darby O’Gill and the Little People (1959) Sean Connery sings! 2. Luck (2022) 3. Finian's Rainbow (1968) 4. Leprechaun 3 (1995) 5. Getting Lucky (1989) 6. The Luck of the Irish (1948) 7. Leapin Leprechauns (1995) 8. Movie 43 (2013) 9. The Leprechauns' Christmas Gold (1981) 10. Jack the Giant Killer (1962) 11. Legend (1985) 12. The Luck of the Irish (2001) Completely different movie from #6 13. Red Clover {aka Leprechaun's Revenge} (2012) Sometimes I feel like a nut. Sometimes I don't. View all replies >