Nope, not the correct answer.

Think of the movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still..

You're probably way to young to remember it.

mel

hwly cow Mel i'm a year older then you. Orson Wells scared the heck out
out of everyone over the radio. If i'm wrong sorry.. hugs Sue
I'm thinking but J. will jump out any monent and answer it...

1951 are you speaking in German?? J or C. speak up,well off to bed Sue

The film was The Day The Earth Stood Still, starring Michael Rennie, as Klaatu, a visitor from another world. His Giant Robot was Gort (Played by a guy who used to be the doorman at Grauman's Chinese Theatre), I'm a sci fi trivia expert by the way).

So Patricia Neal says to the giant robot "Gort, Klaatu Barada Nikto", she says it a few times.

Those were the most famous words to come out of a film (sci fi that is), in 50 years.

So now you have the answer.

And you remember Orson Welles scaring people?? My mother was listening to the radio that day (in 1938)and said everybody came running out of their houses thinking the martians were invading earth. Gee, I wish I was there.

mel

If my husband was alive he would shoot me i'll explaine when I get back
from the Dr. Hugs Sue

I am a bit slow on the trigger today....ugh. I am not going to complain, as every one knows what days like this feel like.

Mel, I would have said those were the foreign words spoken by the 'alien'.....

I remember when the whole neighborhood would be empty, back in the early 60's I believe, when the movie was on TV. We would all be glued to our TV sets.

I think we got our first color set around 1966 maybe 1967.

I remember Friday night Sci-fi movies...(I didn't have much of a social life in middle school unlike the mini-teenagers of today....they are 12 year olds going on 17..and the 17 year olds are not all that bright either.)

I had to ask to use the one wall mounted phone in the house, and I had to use the word, 'please'. I was not allowed to spend much time yakking on it, nor giving a play by play of exactly what I was doing when....unlike people now. I heard some lady in the big box store giving some one her play by play on her cell phone. I couldn't help but think....get a life----no one really cares if you are 'checking out now--using my credit card now----pushing my cart to the door blah blah blah!!!!

I wonder when they will just start imbedding chips into folks and they just need to think of the person they want to call and it is all done automatically....that said, some of this technology will help many people who do not have full functions such as speech....on the other hand maybe we will just evolve to have a 'cell' phone in our head.

I am never at a loss for words, but really, I can not fathom what these people talk about---constantly.

Oh I was explaining to my daughter what a 'party line' was back in the early days. We still had them here in the late 70's. "Party" didn't mean the same thing to her as to me....LOL. She was flabbergasted that we had 'party lines or private lines' for our phones. Until the early 90's we could get away with only dialing the last four digits of our numbers provided we called in the same exchange...

ET phone home.

How things have changed.