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[GH85Carrera]

That is funny! ^^^^

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[GH85Carrera]

Nope, not gonna grow up!

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by widebody911

Clint would have made a great Wolverine!

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[Baz]

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[Por_sha911]

Originally Posted by sammyg2

I always thought that Daltry has tons of talent compared to the mono-tone screamer.

Ox & Loon - Thunder fingers and a drummer who is the centerpiece of the band with skills no one can copy. Do I have to say more?
Townshend - legendary guitarist that can still carry the mail.
Daltry - a decent singer with a distinctive voice who's unique talent is to swing a microphone by the cord and catch it.



Daltry followed the band. Not the other way around.

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[GH85Carrera]

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[Jim Horton]

Originally Posted by por_sha911

ox & loon - thunder fingers and a drummer who is the centerpiece of the band with skills no one can copy. Do i have to say more?
Townshend - legendary guitarist that can still carry the mail.
Daltry - a decent singer with a distinctive voice who's unique talent is to swing a microphone by the cord and catch it.

Daltry followed the band. Not the other way around.

+1. I recently found an original vinyl copy of "Who Live at Leeds". I played it loud for my son to show him what opened my eyes to the joy of Rock and Roll as a 12 year old. He totally understood.

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[kach22i]

Jumping on the Laugh Wagon | The Paley Center for Media


http://childofthesixtiesforeverandever.blogspot.com/2011/09/laugh-in.html


http://www.tracksthemusical.com/inside-act-1-musical-numbers/

[kach22i]

Geneva High School
GHS

It’s not the usual high school musical, either. Director Steve Duprey decided to think outside the box and present the original stage version of “Laugh-In,” published in 1968, the year the series replaced “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” on NBC. Needless to say, neither the Geneva High School cast — nor many of their parents — were born when the show premiered, but there is no question that its iconic characters and skits have profoundly influenced comedy, and society at large, ever since. It made the careers of cast regulars like Lily Tomlin and Goldie Hawn, and it popularized phrases like “sock it to me” and “here come de judge.” Its subversive humor poked fun at sexual mores, skewered political sacred cows and continually stretched the envelope.