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I think the idea is to move sensible topics back above tTRS-Romania's increasingly desperate attempts to be noticed...
All for Freddie and Michael J Fox,,,, i didnt even relaise this untill after i posted this..

In back to the future, Flea form the peppers plays needles,,so there-for, the peppers have played with the foo's live on stage and so have queen,,,

What about freddie and eminem?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]btt[/QUOTE]

What's with all these "btt"-posts?[/QUOTE]

I think it was a fart. My computer smells funny now.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mircal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]

What about freddie and eminem? [/QUOTE]

Freddie has performed with Elton John.

Elton John and Eminem did a version of "Stan".

Two moves. :-)
To 1/2 microwave;

Axl Rose WAS in "The Dead Pool"-all the members of Guns and Roses (at the least members at that time, before Axl got rid of everyone) appeared in the movie, though none had speaking parts-go back and watch it before you you start throwing out insults. They appear in two scenes, on a boat where Harry Callahan confronts the director of the horror film and at the funeral for Jim Carrey's character. I demand that you retract your declaration of me being a "ding-dong"! I am to Clint Eastwood what Serry is to Queen! (I wish)
"The things you have to do for money..."
Michael J. Fox also played a character named McFly (in "Back To The Future") which is the name of a group who recently had a no 1 hit with Don't Stop Me Now which was written by Freddie Mercury..

Does that count or do only actual people count?
I do not want any google ads here.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Michael J. Fox also played a character named McFly (in "Back To The Future") which is the name of a group who recently had a no 1 hit with Don't Stop Me Now which was written by Freddie Mercury..

Does that count or do only actual people count?[/QUOTE]

Nope, for sheer knowledge and creativity this is as good as they get. Kudos!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Bob-Plant wrote: [/QUOTENAME]To 1/2 microwave;

Axl Rose WAS in "The Dead Pool"-all the members of Guns and Roses (at the least members at that time, before Axl got rid of everyone) appeared in the movie, though none had speaking parts-go back and watch it before you you start throwing out insults. They appear in two scenes, on a boat where Harry Callahan confronts the director of the horror film and at the funeral for Jim Carrey's character. I demand that you retract your declaration of me being a "ding-dong"! I am to Clint Eastwood what Serry is to Queen! (I wish)[/QUOTE]

Oh my. When I hurl a "food" insult your way, it's not really an insult. If you knew how much I loved Ding Dongs, then you'd see.

*Ding Dong retracted*

I have Clint Eastwood's autograph, and I think my father could have been his twin, so I fully appreciate your love for the great actor/director. He played a tennis tournament in Lake Tahoe in the early 80s, along with Lyle Wagonner! I was 10 or 11 and was allowed to watch the Dirty Harry movies, so that was a really cool day.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]½Microwave wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Bob-Plant wrote: [/QUOTENAME]To 1/2 microwave;

Axl Rose WAS in "The Dead Pool"-all the members of Guns and Roses (at the least members at that time, before Axl got rid of everyone) appeared in the movie, though none had speaking parts-go back and watch it before you you start throwing out insults. They appear in two scenes, on a boat where Harry Callahan confronts the director of the horror film and at the funeral for Jim Carrey's character. I demand that you retract your declaration of me being a "ding-dong"! I am to Clint Eastwood what Serry is to Queen! (I wish)[/QUOTE]

Oh my. When I hurl a "food" insult your way, it's not really an insult. If you knew how much I loved Ding Dongs, then you'd see.

*Ding Dong retracted*

I have Clint Eastwood's autograph, and I think my father could have been his twin, so I fully appreciate your love for the great actor/director. He played a tennis tournament in Lake Tahoe in the early 80s, along with Lyle Wagonner! I was 10 or 11 and was allowed to watch the Dirty Harry movies, so that was a really cool day.[/QUOTE]


Cool. As crazy as this sounds, my dad also looked like him (or more accurately a cross between him and James Coburn). My name is Kyle, so is Eastwood's and we're about the same age. So in my crazy little world, that means I have some sort of bond with him...now I just have to get the damn courts to remove that stupid restraining order (just kidding).
"The things you have to do for money..."
How about Freddie and Bruce Lee......
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mircal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]How about Freddie and Bruce Lee......[/QUOTE]

Bruce Lee was in a movie with Henry Silva
Henry was in a movie with Burt Reynolds
Burt was in a movie with Clint Eastwood
Clint was in a movie with Axl Rose
Axl was at FM Tribute


How about John Deacon and Bill Murray?
"The things you have to do for money..."
My lecturer Gus Warburton drove Brian May to and from his show in Perth '98. Where does that put me??

(Answer : wrong place, wrong time! I was only 12 back then and didn't know the guy).
(Not that this is relevant, but the '98 show was a bit of a dud. Only 300 people showed up, and afterwards Brian May was picking his brains, and the brains of my lecturer in fact, trying to figure out why the show bombed. A pity that I was too young to go see him... a lasting regret of mine. Still, I got to see and meet Julian Lennon a little while after!).
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]My lecturer Gus Warburton drove Brian May to and from his show in Perth '98. Where does that put me??

(Answer : wrong place, wrong time! I was only 12 back then and didn't know the guy).[/QUOTE]

You will meet Brian when the time is right, not before and not after. If we all wish really really hard, it will happen. You: Aaaaahhhhhh.
Hehehe.