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Hhhmmm, methinks thou dost protest too much! Welcome, Sir Paul!
![]() Actually, if he were/is a member and hangs around here ( like he doesn't have "a life" and more important things to do most of the time?), I wouldn't blame him for just lurking and not posting. Probably better for AK and this forum, too, lest it be invaded by Beatles fans with no real interest in vintage TVs. Celebrity has its penalties.As for Ms. Mills, no comment. If her poor ex-husband actually should read this, why rub salt in what must be a painful enough subject already? After all, he did once love her enough to marry her, and who (besides the two of them) really knows the whole story of the relationship? I pity the man on many levels. |
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I'd rather Stevie Wonder collected TVs.
You could pawn off all your weak CRTs on him. ...and his music is way better.
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Quote:
Dig his signature and spelling of the word labor....
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What is the phrase that a movie was based upon? Six degrees of separation? It wouldn't surprise me. It means that there are only six associations between any human and any other human, irregardless of their status in life.
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Ray Charles was the spokesman for Pioneer Laserdiscs in the early 80s...
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I always got a kick outta the Eddie Murphy riff where he let Stevie drive...
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