The E.F. Free Association Thread

LadyCibelle said:
Lets be lost together shall we. :p


The panic inspired by Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast--set in Grover's Mill. Long before either of your times--mine too, actually, but I'm such a misanthrope that I treasure the story
 
CopyCarver said:
The panic inspired by Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast--set in Grover's Mill. Long before either of your times--mine too, actually, but I'm such a misanthrope that I treasure the story

Don't worry, CC ... I got it. :cool:

I fell in love with the War of the Worlds story due to a musical/album version that was put out originally in the late 70s ... the music/lyrics was done by the Moody Blues (or at least most of the group) and the narrator portions were read by Richard Burton (god, what a voice). Cheesy as all heck now ... but I loved it 15 years ago when I first heard it. It even made me read go back and read the book.

Now ... back to the association thread:

Grover's Mill, New Jersey leads to .... Orson Welles.
 
RogueLurker said:
Obviously my mind is in the gutter today ... not the association I was going to type. :eek:

Back to sled.

hot chocolate

Breakfast in bed
 
RogueLurker said:
Obviously my mind is in the gutter today ... not the association I was going to type. :eek:

Back to sled.

hot chocolate

Something involving Marion Davies, by any chance? "Breakfast in bed" may get you back on track.
 
CopyCarver said:
Something involving Marion Davies, by any chance? "Breakfast in bed" may get you back on track.

You are a man who loves obscure references, CC. :D

Looked her up ... saw a possible connection. Looked her and the word rosebud out and figured out the reference. Laughed out loud for awhile. Nope ... that wasn't it. ;)

I'll pass on the next association ... still laughing. :D
 
CopyCarver said:
candles
(If we close the Black Forest, will the Keebler Elves be evicted?)

Flame
(The Keebler Elves are German?!?!?! Perhaps they can move in with the Tetley Tea Elves ... if they learn to dance, that is)
 
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