WAITING FOR THE TRAIN

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Would be nice if you'd ID the movies....

Eva Marie Saint and Cary Grant in "North by Northwest" (circa 1959) ?

[Roy]

Would be nice if you'd ID the movies....

Eva Marie Saint and Cary Grant in "North by Northwest" (circa 1959) ?

I believe so, Murph. Good for you! Now, what about the second shot?

Rufus, use that brilliant mind of yours (and your browser's photo search software) to work for it. I've done the really hard work, of picking out and posting this stuff.

[Roy]

Here's another, from the second movie:

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Would be nice if you'd ID the movies....

Eva Marie Saint and Cary Grant in "North by Northwest" (circa 1959) ?

I believe so, Murph. Good for you! Now, what about the second shot?

Rufus, use that brilliant mind of yours (and your browser's photo search software) to work for it. I've done the really hard work, of picking out and posting this stuff.

I thought the 1st was "North by Northwest", but was not completely sure. 2nd I probably have seen, but I'm just not placing it.

What photo search software? As far as I know, I don't have any such thing installed, and given that I just migrated to this computer about 10 days ago, I'm almost certain I don't

[HONDO74]

Would be nice if you'd ID the movies....

Eva Marie Saint and Cary Grant in "North by Northwest" (circa 1959) ?

North by Northwest (1959) - Love on a Train Scene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5nhyFFSweU

[Roy]

What photo search software? As far as I know, I don't have any such thing installed, and given that I just migrated to this computer about 10 days ago, I'm almost certain I don't

Wayne posted a photo of a royal, and I couldn't ID her. It occurred to me that they probably have photo search software, so I searched Mozilla's apps for Firefox, and found it(!) It searches Google. I'm pretty sure you can find a similar app for whatever browser you're using.

On mine, it's an option on the right click menu. You right click a graphic(it doesn't have to be a photo), choose the photo search, and it brings up a new page with whatever information it can find. It's usefulness ranges from zip, to incredible.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

What photo search software? As far as I know, I don't have any such thing installed, and given that I just migrated to this computer about 10 days ago, I'm almost certain I don't

Wayne posted a photo of a royal, and I couldn't ID her. It occurred to me that they probably have photo search software, so I searched Mozilla's apps for Firefox, and found it(!) It searches Google. I'm pretty sure you can find a similar app for whatever browser you're using.

On mine, it's an option on the right click menu. You right click a graphic(it doesn't have to be a photo), choose the photo search, and it brings up a new page with whatever information it can find. It's usefulness ranges from zip, to incredible.

Well, that's different - find an app and install it. All 3 of the browsers I use are maintained at a pretty basic level to keep excess rubbish under control.

[Roy]

Well, that's different - find an app and install it. All 3 of the browsers I use are maintained at a pretty basic level to keep excess rubbish under control.

I would certainly not characterize photo search as "excess rubbish".

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Well, that's different - find an app and install it. All 3 of the browsers I use are maintained at a pretty basic level to keep excess rubbish under control.

I would certainly not characterize photo search as "excess rubbish".

That was directed at the rubbish that creeps in when one starts opening the door to installing all sorts of add on's to one's browsers. Usually there are strings both seen and unseen that opens doors, windows and other vulnerabilities.

[Roy]

Keep reading.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

In several ways, "The Look."

[webenda]

Roy, you plagiarist, I already posted Jennifer Lopez waiting for the train.

This is better.

From: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16642&start=45

[Roy]

OK, I can't keep track of everyone posted. So, I deleted J Lo, and hereby substitute Jay Leno, waiting for a passing train, in his Jeep:

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Cute, Roy. Clever, too.

[Roy]

You lookin' at ME?