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Escorts & Engagements
Wow...Fred. It sounds like anti just handed you your ass. Say it ain't so? Regarding the "best friends", I just mean in terms of the definition of those words. And also, with the fact that women also seem to get into that mind set, and can get jealous, of a male "best friend" you have. Not all, but some.— March 13, 2009 1:37 a.m.
Escorts & Engagements
I agree that women get to into the "he's my best friend" logic. In fact, I got into a huge argument on that radio show A WAY WITH WORDS, because I was dating a woman at the time who claims your wife/husband should be your best friend. And I told her, the very definition of "best friend" means "FRIEND," of all your friends, the one you like BEST. It doesn't mean your sister. Or your husband. You could say "I'm closer to my sister than I am any of my friends. She's LIKE a best friend to me." Or, you could say that about your spouse. But they ARE NOT your "best friend."— March 12, 2009 3:36 p.m.
C is for Cookie
I only saw clips of Jesus is Magic, but I bought the CD soundtrack. And I saw her live, which was apparently, most of the act from that film. I dig her show, too. Watched an episode the other day where she asks God for a favor. Than has an affair with him, and tries to blow him off when he wants to continue the relationship. It was hysterical.— March 12, 2009 10:04 a.m.
Cheap Trick and The Roots
fasted....first, let me say, Cheap Trick is a guilty pleasure for me. I saw them in concert once open with ELO KIDDIES, and the intro is just so great to start a concert with. I still hate the songwriting. Yet I love the songs. Does that make sense? It's like the opposite of Leonard Cohen and Dylan, where I love the songs lyrics, just hate the songs (or, even add Kris Kristofferson to that list as well). As for the double ententres, Rick is horrible at them. (steven tyler and AC/DC do them so much better) I've heard most of them, as I have a handful of albums and CDs (Woke Up With A Monster I bought used for $5...and other than a really cool cover, I was very disappointed). California Man is a great song. And there are about 5 other tunes I would say are "great". Basically, because they have catchy riffs. I much prefer Ricks Hamer jams, to his songwriting. But proof that you don't need strong songwriting, is Budoken. I'm guessing 85% of the crowd didn't understand the lyrics, and they went nuts!— March 12, 2009 1:08 a.m.
Music Notes...Metallica, Michael Jackson, and a Monkee in the Middle
magic, let's do this. let's debate the issue. give me 10 reasons WHY you like Metallica.— March 11, 2009 9:15 p.m.
C is for Cookie
oh yeah...Sarah and him broke up AGAIN about 8 days ago.— March 11, 2009 9:14 p.m.
C is for Cookie
magic...my moms been telling me that for years. i only eat small doses at a time when i do. like two spoons and that's it. MsG...I am not sure if Famous Amos was in THAT episode. that episode did have a young Tom Hanks...he was stoned, looking at a lava lamp the entire time. that was the funniest sitcom ever!— March 11, 2009 9:13 p.m.
Escorts & Engagements
Sorry for the confusion. I meant Howard Stern the radio host.— March 11, 2009 9:11 p.m.
Music Notes...Metallica, Michael Jackson, and a Monkee in the Middle
Hey blue (wow, I just felt like Will Ferrell in Old School saying that)....some radio station in LA was saying that that wasn't really Michael Jackson. That he hired an impersonator to hold that press conference. It just gets crazier all the time with that dude. MsG...loved the fact that you typed the "duns" in there. Classic. But damn you to hell...that song is now stuck in my head!— March 11, 2009 5:16 p.m.
C is for Cookie
I never liked Famous Amos. I liked when he did a cameo on Taxi once, though. MsG said it best. Cookies should be soft. And, anyone else here eat Nestle's cookie dough raw? That stuff is addictive. angelp...i was backstage at the Jimmy Kimmel show the other day and bought two boxes from his stage manager. If you contact me, I'll buy 10 boxes from your kid: 619-235-3000 ext 421.— March 11, 2009 5:14 p.m.