-Freddie Mercury
> Does anyone know if Dave Evans (old AC/DC singer) is related to Mark
> Evans? (old AC/DC bassist)
>
>
No, there is no relation between the two. It's like having the last name
Johnson and meeting Brian Johnson. It's one of those rare coincidences
that freaks you out when it happens.
Hobbes
Luke
SpaceMan wrote in message
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>I know a guy named Brian Johnson.
I know a guy names Angus Young. He plays guitar for a band. I think they're
called... AC/DC, or something like that.
Or, I'm kidding.
--
N.S.
The God of Seafood
Get rid of the broiler when replying
AIM name: Neptune Sd
-----------------------------------------------------
"The cops are always wary of any confrontation between motorcycle gangs
and the town's large gay community, which would present them with the
double dilemma of (a) how to tell them apart and (b) who to root for."
- from The Death and Life of Bobby Z, by Don Winslow
> bu...@yfn.ysu.edu (Jonathan Look) just went on and on and on, for about 7
> hours:
>
> >
> >I know a guy named Brian Johnson.
>
> I know a guy names Angus Young. He plays guitar for a band. I think they're
> called... AC/DC, or something like that.
>
> Or, I'm kidding.
> --
Nep, I got that beat. The other day I'm watching "The Crocodile Hunter"
(with the most insane sonofabitch ever--Steve Irwin--whom I swear must be
out to prove he's got the biggest croc of them all) and he is talking to a
DOCTOR ANGUS YOUNG!!!! No kidding! It was an old vet who was taking care
of some bad boil on a croc's nose or something. I laughed.
Hobbes
PS. There's also a guy in my school named Brian Johnson--but that ain't
as
funny.
>On 15 Aug 1998, Neptune Salad wrote:
>
>> bu...@yfn.ysu.edu (Jonathan Look) just went on and on and on, for about 7
>> hours:
>>
>> >
>> >I know a guy named Brian Johnson.
>>
>> I know a guy names Angus Young. He plays guitar for a band. I think they're
>> called... AC/DC, or something like that.
>>
>> Or, I'm kidding.
>> --
>Nep, I got that beat.
Well, granted, it's pretty easy to beat in the first place. :)
>The other day I'm watching "The Crocodile Hunter"
>(with the most insane sonofabitch ever--Steve Irwin--whom I swear must be
>out to prove he's got the biggest croc of them all) and he is talking to a
>DOCTOR ANGUS YOUNG!!!! No kidding! It was an old vet who was taking care
>of some bad boil on a croc's nose or something. I laughed.
>
>Hobbes
>
>PS. There's also a guy in my school named Brian Johnson--but that ain't
>as
>funny.
Brian Johnson is kinda a generic name, except for the fact that it's the lead
singer of AC/DC too (of course).
By the way, I'm not actually Nep. That's my brother, who's now known as
H.V.C. around here. I've been a big fan of AC/DC, but I just never bothered
to post here yet. Meanwhile, H.V.C. just shared my screen name for a while,
when he first started posted here, and I insisted that he put "Nep" in his
sig, so he wouldn't be confused with me (I'm usually known on other newsgroups
as N.S.). It's complicated, but that's basically it.
--
N.S.
The God of Seafood (on other newsgroups at least)
You can still call me Nep.
--
High Voltage Cable
AIM: NepVolt
Living on a shoe string
A fifty cent millionaire
Open to charity
Rock 'n' roller welfare
Only child, eh? Who'da thunk those third world countries would lack the
everyday knowledge of such things.
>Is this a case of multiple personalities? I think you need to get all your
>seafood
>on one platter. Whatever you want to call yourself Salad, Salsa, or HVC,
>your
>name was trashed a long time ago.
>you can call me KING NEPTUNE ruler of the seaworld. (or would that be too
>confusing?)
Not confusing enough. And you're fired. ;)
So do I.
>you have class. I feel sorry for you having to live with such a nerd.
...Er... Whu™?