Art Garfunkel on Letterman
Mary K Rhinehart
I'm an ardent fan of Art Garfunkel, and I understand he was on The Late
Show with David Letterman on Monday, June 1st. Is there anyone who has a
copy of that tape that would be willing to provide it to me? I'd be happy
to pay for your efforts, plus shipping, etc.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks,
Mary Rhinehart
Steve Timko
On 7 Jun 1998 16:18:57 GMT, "Mary K Rhinehart"
<MARY-...@prodigy.net> spake thusly:
>I'm an ardent fan of Art Garfunkel,
(snip).
Hmm, don't know that I've seen the word ardent used like this before.
Almost sounds like it's a difficult task being an Art Garfunkel fan,
but you keep at it.
KLynch4296
>On 7 Jun 1998 16:18:57 GMT, "Mary K Rhinehart"
><MARY-...@prodigy.net> spake thusly:
>
>>I'm an ardent fan of Art Garfunkel,
>(snip).
Steve...@aol.com wrote:
>Hmm, don't know that I've seen the word ardent used like this before.
>Almost sounds like it's a difficult task being an Art Garfunkel fan,
>but you keep at it.
>
>
What the hey, Steve, according to my dictionary ardent means: having,
expressive of, or characterized by intense emotion; fervent. Synonyms include:
fervid, enthusiastic.
How is that inappropriate?
Steve Timko
On 07 Jun 1998 20:10:27 GMT, klync...@aol.com (KLynch4296) spake
thusly:
Didn't say it was inappropriate.
KLynch4296
>
>>>On 7 Jun 1998 16:18:57 GMT, "Mary K Rhinehart"
>>><MARY-...@prodigy.net> spake thusly:
>>>
>>>>I'm an ardent fan of Art Garfunkel,
>>>(snip).
>>
>>Steve...@aol.com wrote:
>>>Hmm, don't know that I've seen the word ardent used like this before.
>>>Almost sounds like it's a difficult task being an Art Garfunkel fan,
>>>but you keep at it.
>>>
>>>
I wrote:
>>What the hey, Steve, according to my dictionary ardent means: having,
>>expressive of, or characterized by intense emotion; fervent. Synonyms
>include:
>>fervid, enthusiastic.
>>
>>How is that inappropriate?
Steve...@aol.com responded:
>Didn't say it was inappropriate.
>
Okay...am I reading you wrong or were you indicating that the word was being
used incorrectly then?
Traci
In article <199806072307...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
klync...@aol.com says...
<snip>
> >>How is that inappropriate?
>
> Steve...@aol.com responded:
> >Didn't say it was inappropriate.
> >
>
> Okay...am I reading you wrong or were you indicating that the word was being
> used incorrectly then?
>
I think Mr. Timko was making a smart ass comment about Art Garfunkel and
his fans (or lack of them).
Traci
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Traci
In article <6lfej6$3...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>, Steve...@aol.com
says...
> On Sun, 7 Jun 1998 19:24:31 -0500, webmi...@NOSPAMcowgirls-dave.com
> (Traci) spake thusly:
>
>
> >I think Mr. Timko was making a smart ass comment about Art Garfunkel and
> >his fans (or lack of them).
> >
> >
> But given the Grammar Police we sometimes have patrolling this
> newsgroup, and the fact it was an obtuse joke, I could see how it
> would misfire badly.
>
>
Well I'm nothing if not obtuse. Wait, that's not a good thing is it?
Traci - looking for a thesaurus
KLynch4296
webmistress#NOSPAMco wrote:
>I think Mr. Timko was making a smart ass comment about Art Garfunkel and
>his fans (or lack of them).
>
>
Steve Timko
On Sun, 7 Jun 1998 19:24:31 -0500, webmi...@NOSPAMcowgirls-dave.com
(Traci) spake thusly:
>I think Mr. Timko was making a smart ass comment about Art Garfunkel and
>his fans (or lack of them).
>
>
Gondola Bob
And next week, Michael Jordan sings folk songs....
Eb
ly...@bbdo.com
In article <
6lfej6$3...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>,
"Grammar Police"? -- was that an insult or were
you being obtuse again? I've learned my lesson
and I am so ashamed. Forgive me?
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Pepsi 46
>>><MARY-...@prodigy.net> spake thusly:
>>>>>>>I'm an ardent fan of Art Garfunkel,
>>>Hmm, don't know that I've seen the word ardent used like this before.
>>>Almost sounds like it's a difficult task being an Art Garfunkel fan,
>>>but you keep at it.
>>expressive of, or characterized by intense emotion; fervent. Synonyms
>include:
>>fervid, enthusiastic.
>>How is that inappropriate?
You know, I really feel sorry for the person who posted the original note.
If they were new to this newsgroup ,they probably won't be back.
Who wants to be made to feel like an idiot, just because they posted something
about a singer that they like?
Kaitlyn
Steve Timko
On Mon, 08 Jun 1998 13:41:47 GMT, ly...@bbdo.com spake thusly:
>In article <
>6lfej6$3...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>,
> steve...@aol.com wrote:
>>
>> On Sun, 7 Jun 1998 19:24:31 -0500, webmi...@NOSPAMcowgirls-dave.com
>> (Traci) spake thusly:
>>
>> >I think Mr. Timko was making a smart ass comment about Art Garfunkel and
>> >his fans (or lack of them).
>> >
>> >
>> Thanks, Traci :)
>> But given the Grammar Police we sometimes have patrolling this
>> newsgroup, and the fact it was an obtuse joke, I could see how it
>> would misfire badly.
>>
>
>"Grammar Police"? -- was that an insult or were
>you being obtuse again? I've learned my lesson
>and I am so ashamed. Forgive me?
>
Sheesh, this is really getting out of hand. I don't know how to do
damage control on this.
No, I don't count you among the Grammar Police. And I don't think it's
that obtuse. Occasionally we get people correcting other people's
grammar and I suggested that's what you thought I was doing to the
original poster.
Now everyone forget this thread and let's get on with our lives again.
:)
Steve Timko
On 08 Jun 1998 13:36:31 GMT, pep...@aol.com (Pepsi 46) spake thusly:
Michael Bolton fans understand that Michael Bolton is going to get
ribbed. So do John Tesh fans. I don't know why ardent Art Garfunkle
fans would be any different. I suspect Art Garfunkle wouldn't be
seriously offended by the comment.
KLynch4296
A frustrated Steve...@aol.com wrote:
>Sheesh, this is really getting out of hand. I don't know how to do
>damage control on this.
>No, I don't count you among the Grammar Police. And I don't think it's
>that obtuse. Occasionally we get people correcting other people's
>grammar and I suggested that's what you thought I was doing to the
>original poster.
>Now everyone forget this thread and let's get on with our lives again.
>:)
>
>
I ardently agree. It's forgotten.
Tony Dickson
>fans would be any different. I suspect Art Garfunkle wouldn't be
>seriously offended by the comment.
No, but Art Garfunkel might be.
CyberGolem
Kaitlyn contributed:
>You know, I really feel sorry for the person who posted the original note.
>If they were new to this newsgroup ,they probably won't be back.
>Who wants to be made to feel like an idiot, just because they posted
>something
>about a singer that they like?
Tell me about it! The same thing happened to me when I proclaimed my ardent
feelings for Boxcar Willy!