WITH LOVE
TO "SUR"
U.S. CAPITALS OF THE WORLD
MIRRORS
NON-MEMORABLE MOVIE QUOTES
200
'Little babycakes, I give you a giant one of these stones with the highest refractive index of any natural gemstone'
a diamond
200
'Buoyant plank for wave riding'
a surfboard
200
'Overactors & others flock to Smithfield, Va., the capital of this, processing millions of lbs. of it every year'
ham
200
'A small car, or a small mirrored case in a handbag'
a compact
200
'(1939)
Ray Bolger:
"Oh, no!"'
The Wizard of Oz
400
'My darling, only the best of this potent potable for you, like a fine extra brut Bollinger'
champagne
400
'An extra fee for a special service'
a surcharge
400
'Anthony, a city straddling Texas & New Mexico, celebrates only once every 4 years as this "Capital of the World"'
Leap Year
400
'A 2001 experiment found not just primates but these aquatic mammals recognize themselves in mirrors'
dolphins
400
'(1971)
Richard Roundtree: "Hey, baby"'
Shaft
600
'Yes, my yummy sugar pie, tonight we escape to Nassau, the capital of this country'
The Bahamas
600
'An excess or overabundant supply'
a surplus
600
'Kansas City, Missouri & this Tennessee city both claim the tangy title "Barbecue Capital of the World"'
Memphis
600
'The "Car Talk" guys recommend pulling up next to a line of parked cars to adjust this'
side view mirrors
600
'(1977)
Carrie Fisher: "What?!"'
Star Wars
800
'Yes, my flower, I match your intoxicating scent with a gift of this perfume introduced in France in 1921'
Chanel No. 5
800
'The Brits call a doctor's office this'
a surgery
800
'It's Crystal City, Texas vs. Alma, Arkansas for this title--they even have Popeye statues to back their claim'
spinach
800
'A shaving mirror is usually this curved type'
a concave mirror
800
'(1978)
Olivia Newton-John: "The cameraman?"'
Grease
1000
'For you, my sweet, a classic Silver Shadow II luxury car from this make of auto'
Rolls Royce
1000
'Close observation of someone by the police'
surveillance
1000
'Thanks to John Deere, this Illinois city is the "Plow Capital of the World"'
Moline
1000
'In the 18th c. James Short cut the distortion with the first truly parabolic & elliptical mirrors for these'
telescopes
1000
'(1984)
F. Murray Abraham, "Hmmm?"'
Amadeus
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