I was just in an absolute frenzy to see the Beatle's on Ed Sullivan. It seemed like a dream come true, to someone who would never get to see them otherwise, that they were going to be on TV. I remember the photos of them getting off the plane. Oddly though, I don't remember anything at all about the show itself. You'd think I would.
Diligentia maximum etiam mediocris ingeni subsidium. ~ Diligence is a very great help even to a mediocre intelligence.----Seneca
Cranberry wrote:Walden, your point is very valid and very appreciated.
You just called someone "gay" in another thread. I suspect that that particular man does not consider himself gay, and would rather be called Canadian than gay. In fact, he may consider being called gay a much greater insult than you consider it. He would probably even argue that you are calling him gay out of ignorance [of true circumstances or of divine law].
Since you agree with Walden's broadening the issue to other perjorative labels, how do you square your behavior with the stance you are taken here?
I will no longer argue language with you. Sorry.
You're doing good, Bloomie. This is the first sign . . . he's refusing to talk to you. Don't give up now!!!! By my estimation, you're very close to being blocked.
Gonzo and I'll make room for you in the club . . .
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Cynth wrote:I was just in an absolute frenzy to see the Beatle's on Ed Sullivan. It seemed like a dream come true, to someone who would never get to see them otherwise, that they were going to be on TV. I remember the photos of them getting off the plane. Oddly though, I don't remember anything at all about the show itself. You'd think I would.
Wasn't there a movie about a teenage girl and her friends trying to get to the Ed Sullivan shew to see the Beatles?
Joseph E. Smith wrote:The Beatles, yup, good band that... uh huh, yup..... Ed Sullivan liked them so much, he asked them back, and they came too.... yup.... sure did...
My old barber hated them. Said it was the death of a proper haircut. I loved his hot foam generator that he would use to lather up your sideburns before pulling out the strait razor.
"Be not deceived by the sweet words of proverbial philosophy. Sugar of lead is a poison."
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who don't like dem beatles!
