DownGoesFrazier

How about the couple of Wallace Beery and Marie Dressler. Not only were they unattractive, but seemed to have faces straight out of the 19th century.

You get what you pay for.

I'm confused. What's the connection between ZZ Top and Leslie Howard? I've already been accused twice today as being clueless. Why not go for three?

Won't we hurt the feelings of their descendants who resemble them?

I thought that this thread would be dominated by the ladies. Your garrulousness on this topic sort of raises my eyebrows.

Yes, but somehow I thought this was by Graham Nash individually-------"Please come to Chicago"....I listened to a studio version of "Chicago" by Graham Nash, and a studio version of "Chicago" by CSN & Y. They are exactly the same. What's going on?

Yes, the freedom to use as many colons as you damn well please.

I refuse to consider them.

That's the thing. Ava had a great body. Some of the others on the list did not.

Good one, but "Supernature" is better. Also try "This Time Baby" by Jackie Moore, "Contact" by Edwin Starr, "Forbidden Love" by Madleen Kane, "Come to Me" by France Joli, and "There But for the Grace of God Go I" by Machine.

OK. This has nothing to do with movies, but it is very timely..........Name a rock song that is about the Democratic or Republican National Convention.

Is body included in the assessments, or just face?

To paraphrase Garrett Morris from early SNL, America has been very very good to you.

As an example of a great club disco song------"Supernature", by Cerrone.

Beat summer job I ever had. Chicks coming out of the woodwork.

Is this "Vole" thread named after Leonard Vole? (Tyrone Power in WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION)

You realize that out of my 53,000 posts, about 20% of them contain the term "low hanging fruit".

When it comes to music, I guess I should feel guilty about liking many disco songs. On the other hand, most of the songs I like are the farthest thing from "low hanging fruit". Most were club, rather than radio songs, that many people don't know. The songs from SNF, I can do without.

I went to Danceteria. It was a punk and new wave club, not a disco or "dance club". It wasn't all the way downtown, but it still was just like the downtown clubs like the Mudd Club.

What was really great was when I lived in NYC circa 1980, and I would go to the uptown discos and the downtown punk and new wave clubs, sometimes in the same weekend. I liked both scenes ,Still like both genres of music, though disco has fallen behind.

Of course, in THE APARTMENT, C.C. Baxter tries to watch GRAND HOTEL, but gets only commercials.

They were prepared to give him a silo full of warm spit on his 100th birthday.

Let me get this straight. You find not going anywhere and not dong anything to be fun?

If that's the worst thing that happens, I can live with it.

Well, gang aft-a-gley to you, too.