I'm so old I Remember when:

[Brooks_]

We need to get together and send @Brooks_ some real food.

And by real food, you mean food I can't pronounce? lol

 

[Ursuline Chick]

And by real food, you mean food I can't pronounce? lol

Is there anything your family makes around this time of year, that you would like to share? It's okay if you don't want to share.

 

[Brooks_]

Is there anything your family makes around this time of year, that you would like to share? It's okay if you don't want to share.

Nothing really specific to the season. Maybe a big pot of mixed greens as it's the cool season?

 

[Sally PB]

I'm on page 113, gonna read the whole thing.

Has anyone mentioned The Monkees???

 

[R2elk]

I'm on page 113, gonna read the whole thing.

Has anyone mentioned The Monkees???

Don't think so.

Herman's Hermits

 

[BigBlueHen53]

And by real food, you mean food I can't pronounce? lol

Say, "ben-YAY." Beignet. It's French, you Philistine!

 

[Sally PB]

Mickey Dolenz is the only one of the Monkees still alive. He was my favorite.

There was a song titled, "Randy Scouse Git," that Mickey wrote. The title doesn't appear in the lyrics at all.

It's a phrase from an English sit com titled, "Till Death Do Us Part." "All in the Family" was modeled on it. In the English version, the Archie-ish character would call the Mike-ish character a "randy scouse git."

The Monkees were wildly popular in England at the time, and they insisted that that song have a different title, as it was not a very nice thing to say. (Keep in mind, this is the 1960s.) They thought the Monkees were too squeaky clean to have a song by that title. So over in England, that song is "Alternate Title."

 

[Ursuline Chick]

Mickey Dolenz is the only one of the Monkees still alive. He was my favorite.

There was a song titled, "Randy Scouse Git," that Mickey wrote. The title doesn't appear in the lyrics at all.

It's a phrase from an English sit com titled, "Till Death Do Us Part." "All in the Family" was modeled on it. In the English version, the Archie-ish character would call the Mike-ish character a "randy scouse git."

The Monkees were wildly popular in England at the time, and they insisted that that song have a different title, as it was not a very nice thing to say. (Keep in mind, this is the 1960s.) They thought the Monkees were too squeaky clean to have a song by that title. So over in England, that song is "Alternate Title."

Mickey Dolenz was a real actor, from the time he was a little boy. He stared in a TV show called "Circus Boy". (I think). He lived with his uncle on the show and took care of the elephants, The uncle was a clown, if I remember correctly. I don't know if anyone remembers it, please correct me if I have something wrong.

 

[R2elk]

Mickey Dolenz was a real actor, from the time he was a little boy. He stared in a TV show called "Circus Boy". (I think). He lived with his uncle on the show and took care of the elephants, The uncle was a clown, if I remember correctly. I don't know if anyone remembers it, please correct me if I have something wrong.

Mickey Dolenz

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I was a Davy fan, lol.