Word: eggs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...small is a small tomato? How does a chicken lay an egg? How much Italian Chianti would Frenchmen drink...
...Egg (by Félicien Marceau) is a French sex farce with more head than bed in it, though on Broadway it tries to keep grinning from leer to leer...
...play's hero, Emile Magis (Dick Shawn), is poor, wistful and young, and he yearns to crack the shell of "the egg," as he calls middle-class society. If he can live up to the rules of "the system," Emile reasons, he will stop being an outsider. The rules to him are the clichés people are always mouthing, such as, "He got up as fresh as a daisy." Emile wakes up worn out and achy. When it comes to girls a man who knows the system is able to say, "I said, 'My place...
...then, as all politicians and comedians occasionally do, the President laid an egg. In his speech to the unionists, he cast Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg in the leading role of a joke that he had been clinkering around for at least six months. Goldberg, he said, had been lost on a mountain-climbing expedition in Switzerland. "They sent out search parties and there was no sign that afternoon or night. The next day the Red Cross went out and around, calling 'Goldberg-Goldberg-it's the Red Cross.' Then this voice came down the mountain...
...Police University blamed the loss on the manner in which U.S. occupation forces revised Japan's education system. A Tokyo nutrition expert argued that Sone had been weakened by eating Parisian breakfasts of coffee and croissants instead of Japanese dried seaweed, bean-paste soup, hot rice and raw egg...