Great
fmomoon
hate politics and believe that there is more than one way to educate a
student. Now, what do you think the AI people are going to be looking at
next season for their AI4 Idol?
I suspect they're going to be looking at a crossover person, maybe a Justin
Timberlake kind of guy who can wow the teenyboppers and realistically do
more than one genre.
--
fmomoon
If you want to make God laugh, tell him your future plans. (Woody Allen)
- deanna -
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> No problem reading the group these days. Hit "all read" and off I go. I
> hate politics and believe that there is more than one way to educate a
> student. Now, what do you think the AI people are going to be looking at
> next season for their AI4 Idol?
Thank the LORD for your post! LOL I just came back to the NG and it's all
about how to raise kids and whether or not to get vaccines, etc. The show
JUST ended. Surely we can find more AI related stuff to talk about for
atleast a FEW more weeks! :-P
> I suspect they're going to be looking at a crossover person, maybe a
Justin
> Timberlake kind of guy who can wow the teenyboppers and realistically do
> more than one genre.
Awww...I hope not! Here's to hoping they raise the age limit & want a Sarah
McLachlin type...*LOL*
Karrde
"- deanna -" <dre...@comporium.net> wrote in message
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> "fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
> news:1%Qyc.7798$Y3....@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> > No problem reading the group these days. Hit "all read" and off I go.
I
> > hate politics and believe that there is more than one way to educate a
> > student. Now, what do you think the AI people are going to be looking
at
> > next season for their AI4 Idol?
>
> Thank the LORD for your post! LOL I just came back to the NG and it's all
> about how to raise kids and whether or not to get vaccines, etc.
And Karaoke clubs and dead cats.
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--Karrde - ATAI Bragging Rights Champion
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AuntieM
> "- deanna -" <dre...@comporium.net> wrote in message
> news:cagnut$e6i6$1...@news3.infoave.net...
>> "fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
>> news:1%Qyc.7798$Y3....@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>>> No problem reading the group these days. Hit "all read" and off I
>>> go.
> I
>>> hate politics and believe that there is more than one way to
>>> educate a student. Now, what do you think the AI people are going
>>> to be looking at next season for their AI4 Idol?
>>
>> Thank the LORD for your post! LOL I just came back to the NG and
>> it's all about how to raise kids and whether or not to get vaccines,
>> etc.
>
> And Karaoke clubs and dead cats.
Well, all things considered, I'd rather talk about the new cell
phone I got today. I can take pictures now with my phone!
This just blows my mind......I'm still in shock that telephones
are no longer black, with rotary dials!
--
>^,,^< Miracle, so far off topic it oughtta be a crime!
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>
> "- deanna -" <dre...@comporium.net> wrote in message
> news:cagnut$e6i6$1...@news3.infoave.net...
> > "fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
> > news:1%Qyc.7798$Y3....@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> > > No problem reading the group these days. Hit "all read" and off I go.
> I
> > > hate politics and believe that there is more than one way to educate a
> > > student. Now, what do you think the AI people are going to be looking
> at
> > > next season for their AI4 Idol?
> >
> > Thank the LORD for your post! LOL I just came back to the NG and it's
all
> > about how to raise kids and whether or not to get vaccines, etc.
>
> And Karaoke clubs and dead cats.
Ok, now THAT was just cold. I guess you've stooped to an all time low now,
huh, Karrde? Oh well.
Karrde
Why is it cold? You were complaining about all of the OT posts. I just
found it strange that you would bitch about that when you had just had a
long conversation about OT stuff of your own.
Rocky
<karrde_s...@hotmail.com> wrote:
Gee, just when I was about to nominate deanna's post (which _was_
marked 'OT' by the way) for best post-finale thread. :-)
deanna, just ignore karrde's post, he was just doing the only thing he
knows how to do well - be a jerk.
Rocky, who directs karrde's attention to the below:
Possible responses by karrde:
1. A jerk? Why whatever are you talking about?
2. How am I a jerk?
3. I was merely saying it was ironic that she should complain about
off-topic posts when she just posted one herself.
4. Whatever. Talk to the hand.
5. Some other jerkwad response.
Corresponding rebuttals:
1. Yeah, right.
2. They'd have to invent a new kind of infinity to count the ways.
3. See response #4
4. See response #4
5. See response #4
Rocky again, reminding deanna of all the people on the group that sent
their condolences
fmomoon
I would love that. Someone who doesn't have to look all hoochy and dance
around. Just sit at a piano and sing beautiful music. That would be my
idol.
fmomoon
AuntieM <mir...@spamcop.net> wrote in message
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> Well, all things considered, I'd rather talk about the new cell
> phone I got today. I can take pictures now with my phone!
>
> This just blows my mind......I'm still in shock that telephones
> are no longer black, with rotary dials!
Now you sound like my mom, who just purchased her first cell phone. Mind
you, she can't work it yet, but she has it. LOL
Kathy
"fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
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don't think anyone really stood out as being unique. I'm hoping next year
they will look for that uniqueness. If Matt Rogers had sung like he did
when he was just goofing off, I would have been impressed. Instead, he
sounded just like every other male singer out there.
I'm wondering if the whole music business isn't just too bloated with all
these singers who can sing, but who don't really stand out. I don't think
AI4 will be able to find someone who is truly unique.
This is, of course, just my opinion. :-(
Kathy Wajerski
Shel-e-bean
alt.tv.american-idol:
>
>- deanna - <dre...@comporium.net> wrote in message
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<snip>
>> Awww...I hope not! Here's to hoping they raise the age limit & want a
>Sarah
>> McLachlin type...*LOL*
>>
>I would love that. Someone who doesn't have to look all hoochy and dance
>around. Just sit at a piano and sing beautiful music. That would be my
>idol.
Like Katie Webber.
:-P * * ** ** * *
Karrde
"Rocky" <nydhoggat...@host.invalid> wrote in message
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> Rocky again, reminding deanna of all the people on the group that sent
> their condolences
Sorry, Rock. I don't believe that babying Deanna does her any good at all.
If she wants to rant about OT discussions in here, she needs to hold herself
to the same standards. I had no problems with the discussion of her cats
(though I chose not to read any of it), but when she tried holding the rest
of the group to a different set of standards than she holds herself I felt
the need to point it out to her. Believe me, I could have been mean about
it if I'd wanted to.
Rocky
<de-...@phony-addy.net> wrote:
You got that right!
Rocky, who says: "Hmm, Katie Webber" :-)
Rocky
<karrde_s...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "Rocky" <nydhoggat...@host.invalid> wrote in message
> news:130620041232499171%nydhoggat...@host.invalid...
> > Rocky again, reminding deanna of all the people on the group that sent
> > their condolences
>
> Sorry, Rock. I don't believe that babying Deanna does her any good at all.
> If she wants to rant about OT discussions in here, she needs to hold herself
> to the same standards. I had no problems with the discussion of her cats
> (though I chose not to read any of it), but when she tried holding the rest
> of the group to a different set of standards than she holds herself I felt
> the need to point it out to her. Believe me, I could have been mean about
> it if I'd wanted to.
>
Damn you karrde! I didn't foresee a conciliatory response. :-)
Perhaps it would have been better if you had used the phrase "deceased
puddytats" instead of the one you did.
Rocky, making it worse.
Suzanne D.
> phone I got today. I can take pictures now with my phone!
Hey, send a new picture to the ATAI Faces Page!
--S.
Suzanne D.
Deanna, you have missed the point. Why would you feel that your own OT
posts are somehow allowable while others' are not? I took a quick glance
through the referred thread and found nobody complaining about your choice
to talk about things that did not pertain to American Idol. Why wouldn't
you extend the same courtesy in return? Perhaps you felt it was okay to
talk about your OT things because they were very meaningful to you, but if
so, this means you have discounted the possibility that the other OT posts
that you didn't care for might have been similarly meaningful to the people
who were posting them.
I have nothing against someone longing for the posts to stay on-topic, but
to publicly express this longing a mere day after participating in an OT
thread that you yourself created is hypocritical.
--S.
karenftx
then a black women, so it would figure that they would push a white guy,
since Clay still sticks in their caw.
"fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
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Elton Dumont
fmomoon
Kathy <kaw...@charter.net> wrote in message
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> >
> I was a bit disappointed with the "sameness" of the singers this year. I
> don't think anyone really stood out as being unique. I'm hoping next year
> they will look for that uniqueness. If Matt Rogers had sung like he did
> when he was just goofing off, I would have been impressed. Instead, he
> sounded just like every other male singer out there.
>
> I'm wondering if the whole music business isn't just too bloated with all
> these singers who can sing, but who don't really stand out. I don't think
> AI4 will be able to find someone who is truly unique.
>
> This is, of course, just my opinion. :-(
>
> Kathy Wajerski
>
want to hear Matt sing legit. Now
-that- would be interesting.
fmomoon
karenftx <kare...@grandecom.net> wrote in message
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> There seems to be a pattern to AI--first a white women, then a black man,
> then a black women, so it would figure that they would push a white guy,
> since Clay still sticks in their caw.
I don't know if enough time has passed to see a real pattern; it's only been
three seasons. I really don't care if it's a man or a woman, I just want
someone who is really good to win. I had an interesting talk with some
musician friends recently. They feel that AI is really lame because anyone
with real talent is out there already, paying their dues and trying to make
it. They hated the focus, in the early stages, on the William Hung's of the
auditions. Some of these musicians (most of whom I really respect), felt
that this was junk and all about image. Talent had nothing to do with it.
I responded by saying that there was a great deal of validity to what they
were saying and I had resigned myself to the idea that fluff was going to
win over substance, but I still watch because its just plain fun. Plus, I
can retain my "Oh my, I'm -so- much better than this" attitude, since I'm
too old to audition. :)
Kathy
Which brings up a question I've been mulling for a while...if you could pack
AI4 with already established singers so they could compete against each
other, who would you put in the top 12?
Kathy Wajerski
Kathy
Which brings up a question I've been mulling for a while...if you could pack
AI4 with already-established-singers, who would be in the top 12. No age
limit.
Kathy Wajerski
Kathy
venue do you think would work best for him?
Kathy Wajerski
AuntieM
> AuntieM <mir...@spamcop.net> wrote in message
> news:2j2bejF...@uni-berlin.de...
>> Well, all things considered, I'd rather talk about the new cell
>> phone I got today. I can take pictures now with my phone!
>>
>> This just blows my mind......I'm still in shock that telephones
>> are no longer black, with rotary dials!
>
> Now you sound like my mom, who just purchased her first cell phone.
> Mind you, she can't work it yet, but she has it. LOL
If your Mom's phone is anything like this one, I can surely
understand that!! Good grief- it's a mini computer!! I can even
send the photos it takes via email on this rascal.
I can certainly understand why all the teens want these.
--
>^,,^< Miracle
AuntieM
Now *that's* a good idea! :)
--
>^,,^< Miracle
AuntieM
> "AuntieM" <mir...@spamcop.net> wrote...
>> This just blows my mind......I'm still in shock that telephones
>> are no longer black, with rotary dials!
>>
>>
> Elton
Oh my, Elton, aren't you tired of sticking your finger
into those holes?
:D
--
>^,,^< Miracle
"Bad girl, bad girl, what'cha gonna do when they come for you?"
AuntieM
> Which brings up a question I've been mulling for a while...if you
> could pack AI4 with already-established-singers, who would be in the
> top 12. No age limit.
>
> Kathy Wajerski
Jewel
Cyndi Lauper
Cher
Ann Wilson
Celine Dion
Barbra Streisand
Annie Lennox
Richard Marx
Steve Perry
Paul McCartney
Rod Stewart
Andrea Bocelli
--
>^,,^< Miracle
Elton Dumont
Who ever said I used my fingers?
Elton
Kathy
between Steve Perry and Ann Wilson. Maybe they should have a male AND
female winner. Here's my list. I know Antonio Banderas isn't known as a
singer but he has a beautiful voice
Ann Wilson
Sarah Brightman
Annie Lennox
Kathy Troccoli
Jewel
Celine Dion
Antonio Banderas
Steve Perry
Andrea Bocelli
Jose Cura
Michael W. Smith
Larnelle Harris
Kathy Wajerski
AuntieM
> Good list. I'd watch that season for sure. It would be a toss up
> for me between Steve Perry and Ann Wilson. Maybe they should have a
> male AND female winner. Here's my list. I know Antonio Banderas
> isn't known as a singer but he has a beautiful voice
>
> Ann Wilson
> Sarah Brightman
> Annie Lennox
> Kathy Troccoli
> Jewel
> Celine Dion
> Antonio Banderas
> Steve Perry
> Andrea Bocelli
> Jose Cura
> Michael W. Smith
> Larnelle Harris
>
> Kathy Wajerski
I wanted Madonna in my list, too, but couldn't bear to part with
any of my other choices! I'm startled to see how similar our tastes
in voices are. :)
--
>^,,^< Miracle
fmomoon
> Which brings up a question I've been mulling for a while...if you could
pack
> AI4 with already established singers so they could compete against each
> other, who would you put in the top 12?
>
> Kathy Wajerski
Oh good one! Okay, first, there would be no age limit:
Josh Groben
Linda Eder
Diana Krall
Bernadette Peters
Brian Stokes Mitchell
Laura Benanti
Norah Jones
Steve Perry (we'd need a time machine, I don't know how he sounds now)
Freddie Mercury (since that time machine is out anyway)
k d laing
Lorena McKennitt
Barbra Streisand (I know, lots of people hate her, but I've always admired
her voice)
Only four guys, huh? Sounds like this year... :)
fmomoon
> > I, too, was disappointed, especially with the men. No guts, no glory.
I
> do
> > want to hear Matt sing legit. Now
> > -that- would be interesting.
> > --
> > fmomoon
> > If you want to make God laugh, tell him your future plans. (Woody Allen)
> > >
> >
> >
> Oh, I would love to hear that. Maybe we'll get the chance sometime. What
> venue do you think would work best for him?
>
> Kathy Wajerski
>
that I think he could use all his voices (oh and now I'm making him sound
like a ventriloquist <g>)
fmomoon
Oh, no, she'd implode with one of those things. Only my daughter
understands those. My mother's just makes phone calls...so boring! :)
Kathy
you're right: musical theater.
And if he's a ventriloquist, who's his dummy? LOL
Kathy Wajerski
Kathy
My computer froze up while I was writing this post so I reposted. I don't
know how this got sent so I'm sorry for there being two posts the same.
Kathy Wajerski
Kathy
I'm going to have to bump someone to make room for him. I'm thinking I'll
get rid of Celine Dion for Josh. It's a tough choice though. I loved
Madonna in Evita but I don't care for her bump-and-grind stuff so I'll leave
her off the list.
Kathy Wajerski
pinknebulous
>
> >
> Musical theatre, definately.
CONGRATULATIONS, fmomoon!
You are the new winner of atai's Miss Spelling contest!
Your winning entry, "definately," was definitely misspelled!
We are proud to announce that this year's new winner is not a writer, but a
teacher and musician of great aclaim!
For your extraordinary effort, you have won:
408374816847147818471 admonishments from Snooze-anne and Dan, AND an all
expense paid weekend alone with Karrde at Camp Wakalaka, located somewhere
in the hills of.....well.........somewhere......
pink
"this message has been approved by Snooze-anne and Dan."
fmomoon
> I always thought Broadway when I heard him horsing around. :-) I think
> you're right: musical theater.
>
> And if he's a ventriloquist, who's his dummy? LOL
>
> Kathy Wajerski
>
>
fmomoon
pinknebulous <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > >
> > Musical theatre, definately.
>
> CONGRATULATIONS, fmomoon!
>
> You are the new winner of atai's Miss Spelling contest!
>
> Your winning entry, "definately," was definitely misspelled!
>
Eh, that's what spell check is for and it didn't catch it. Ah, well.
pinknebulous
>
> pinknebulous <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
> news:40ce61ec$0$3040$61fe...@news.rcn.com...
> >
> > "fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
> > news:Lopzc.26775$Yd3....@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> > >
> > > >
> > > Musical theatre, definately.
> >
> > CONGRATULATIONS, fmomoon!
> >
> > You are the new winner of atai's Miss Spelling contest!
> >
> > Your winning entry, "definately," was definitely misspelled!
> >
>
> Eh, that's what spell check is for and it didn't catch it. Ah, well.
That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second nature to
you, and should not require spell check!
pink
Karrde
> That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second nature to
> you, and should not require spell check!
>
And you explain your multitude of spelling and grammar mistakes how exactly?
--
--Karrde - ATAI Bragging Rights Champion
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Sanna
"Kathy" <kaw...@charter.net> wrote in message
> I can't believe I forgot Josh Groben. Of course we'd need him on the
show.
I love Josh Groban's voice, but I don't know if he'd have the charisma to
carry a win in an American Idol show forum.
Sanna
"Kathy" <kaw...@charter.net> wrote in message
> I loved Madonna in Evita but I don't care for her bump-and-grind stuff so
I'll leave her off the list.
Madonna has got the Fantasia factor, meaning she's got charisma and
likeability, but is her voice really that good? IMO, I don't think so.
Suzanne D.
"pinknebulous" <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
> That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second nature to
> you, and should not require spell check!
And "synonymous" should not be spelled "snynomous," and "reflect" should not
be spelled "relfect," and neither should require a spell check.
--S.
Jonathan
"Suzanne D." <sdal...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Suzanne, you should remember that pinkaliscious is from a "major metropolitan
area" and, therefore, is given to Cosmopolitan spellings (as in drinking several
Cosmopolitans and attempting to type coherent sentences.)
Dan White
... and punctuation goes inside quotation marks at the end of the sentence,
not outside.
dwhite
Jonathan
"Dan White" <dwhi...@optonline.net> wrote in message
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If she can't hide her petard, the least she could do on her own behalf is better
fasten her madrier.
Kathy
"Sanna" <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
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though. <g>
Kathy Wajerski
Kathy
"Sanna" <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
didn't include her in my list partly for the reason that it's not really
good but also because I don't like what she sings.
Kathy Wajerski
pinknebulous
"Karrde" <karrde_s...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "pinknebulous" <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
> news:40cf08ee$0$3030$61fe...@news.rcn.com...
> > That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second nature
to
> > you, and should not require spell check!
> >
>
> And you explain your multitude of spelling and grammar mistakes how
exactly?
Your flames lack complete originality. It's utterly pathetic. Flaming
writers has long been the hobby of obsessive Usenet kooks, or people who
hate the "liberal" media and a "liberal" Hollywood. We get this crap all the
time. Big fucking deal. Now go crawl back into your isolated log cabin,
located somewhere in the hills other another universe.
pink
Sanna
This is VERY true. Speaking of good looks and great voices.....how about
Michael Crawford? Sans the mask. ;)
pinknebulous
> news:40cf08ee$0$3030$61fe...@news.rcn.com...
> > That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second nature
to
> > you, and should not require spell check!
> >
>
> And you explain your multitude of spelling and grammar mistakes how
exactly?
>
Just for the record, Mr. Not Know It All, *mistake* is a noun and *grammar*
is noun. Your sentence should read: "How exactly do you explain your
multitude of spelling and GRAMMATICAL (adj) errors?
An adjective modifies a noun, idiot. Now, how exactly do you explain your
multitude of spelling and grammatical errors, hmmmm?
Idiot.
pink
Kathy
"Sanna" <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
instead of top 12.a
What did you think of Donnie Osmond in Joseph?
Kathy Wajerski
skymuffins
"Sanna" <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
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>
I guess I am the odd one here, but Josh Groban puts me to sleep--I don't
care for his looks and/or music, although I do admit that he has a great
voice...just not my style of music.
- Steph, who has missed you all...
Karrde
>
> "Karrde" <karrde_s...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:2j8nonF...@uni-berlin.de...
> >
> > "pinknebulous" <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
> > news:40cf08ee$0$3030$61fe...@news.rcn.com...
> > > That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second nature
> to
> > > you, and should not require spell check!
> > >
> >
> > And you explain your multitude of spelling and grammar mistakes how
> exactly?
>
> Your flames lack complete originality. It's utterly pathetic. Flaming
> writers has long been the hobby of obsessive Usenet kooks,
Which explains why you did just that to fmomoon. Just pointing out your
hypocrisy.
Kathy
"skymuffins" <skymu...@invalid.net> wrote in message
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young enough to be my son, but I can appreciate the beauty of the package as
well as the talent contained therein.
Glad you're back.
Kathy Wajerski
Sanna
>
> "Sanna" <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
> > This is VERY true. Speaking of good looks and great voices.....how
about Michael Crawford? Sans the mask. ;)
> Oh, yes! His Phantom was terrific. I may have to expand to a top 24 list
instead of top 12.a
>
> What did you think of Donnie Osmond in Joseph?
I didn't see him in it. I mean, I did see him perform in costume on tv on
<insert tv show circuit> but never saw him live. I heard that he was
phenomenal though. Of course he's always been pretty darn cute, but too
goody goody for me. ;)
Suzanne D.
Just correcting the above quote.
--S.
Suzanne D.
>
> You are the new winner of atai's Miss Spelling contest!
>
> Your winning entry, "definately," was definitely misspelled!
>
> We are proud to announce that this year's new winner is not a writer, but
a
> teacher and musician of great aclaim!
Nah, she is still a mere runner up. I'd like to say ArcMan is the grand
prize winner, but you have given him a run for the title, so it's pretty
close. But don't worry; you can still receive great "aclaim."
--S.
Suzanne D.
"Dan White" <dwhi...@optonline.net> wrote in message
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...and you do not denote plural by adding apostrophe-s. And there is no
such word as "preytell" or "opperative." And questions should end in
question marks. And the possessive of world is not worlds'. And the
possessive of you is not you're.
--S.
pinknebulous
>
> "pinknebulous" <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
> news:40cf549e$0$3030$61fe...@news.rcn.com...
> >
> > "Karrde" <karrde_s...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:2j8nonF...@uni-berlin.de...
> > >
> > > "pinknebulous" <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
> > > news:40cf08ee$0$3030$61fe...@news.rcn.com...
> > > > That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second
nature
> > to
> > > > you, and should not require spell check!
> > > >
> > >
> > > And you explain your multitude of spelling and grammar mistakes how
> > exactly?
> >
> > Your flames lack complete originality. It's utterly pathetic. Flaming
> > writers has long been the hobby of obsessive Usenet kooks,
>
> Which explains why you did just that to fmomoon. Just pointing out your
> hypocrisy.
You're avoidance of the topic at hand--your glaring grammatical error--has
been duly noted.
For your information, I did not flame fmomoom. I realize people type
quickly or their spell-checker fails to catch their mistake. Or, perhaps,
they've written something and make a mistake while deleting some words. It
happens. To everybody.
No, you idiot, that post was a reflection of the kooky kupple kalled karrde
and snooze-anne.
pink
Kathy
"Sanna" <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
he had the right amount of mischievousness and seriousness the role
required.
And I like goody-goody. <g>
Kathy Wajerski
Karrde
> You're avoidance of the topic at hand--your glaring grammatical error--has
> been duly noted.
I'm avoiding nothing. I'm not claiming to be a prize winning author. Your
hypocrisy still shines like a beacon on a pile of dung.
> For your information, I did not flame fmomoom. I realize people type
> quickly or their spell-checker fails to catch their mistake. Or, perhaps,
> they've written something and make a mistake while deleting some words.
It
> happens. To everybody.
You don't call "That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be
second nature to
you, and should not require spell check!" a flame?
Perhaps I should read your posts again with this in mind. Perhaps you just
don't realize what a venomous bitch you appear to be. I wonder what your
friends in the screenwriting newsgroup think of you? Would they be
surprised by you trolling here or are you this way over there as well?
fmomoon
> > Eh, that's what spell check is for and it didn't catch it. Ah, well.
>
> That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second nature to
> you, and should not require spell check!
I'm off for the summer. :) I will...ahem...definitely...remember it in
September. Thanks for your concern about my spelling bad habits.
fmomoon
> Your flames lack complete originality. It's utterly pathetic. Flaming
> writers has long been the hobby of obsessive Usenet kooks, or people who
> hate the "liberal" media and a "liberal" Hollywood. We get this crap all
the
> time. Big fucking deal. Now go crawl back into your isolated log cabin,
> located somewhere in the hills other another universe.
>
> pink
Have long been, not has long been, but I've put my red pen away for the
summer, so I won't mention it. Oh yes, and your last sentence should read
"Now, go crawl back into your isolated log cabin, located somewhere in the
hills on another universe." But, I'm not mentioning it.
fmomoon
Jonathan <jonathan_...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Don't worry about it, Jonathan. I assure you, I am not upset. When anyone
opens that grammatical door about other's mistakes, I find it best to ignore
the posts, usually. But I guess I'm not from a major metropolitan area; we
only have about a million people around here. Mind you, they all get on the
freeways at the same time, but that is another OT thread. :)
fmomoon
Sanna <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
You have a good point there, but I'd rather listen to him any day. :)
fmomoon
> I could stand listening to him and looking at him until they voted him off
> though. <g>
>
> Kathy Wajerski
Yes, I do believe we see eye to eye on this one. LOL
fmomoon
Sanna <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
> > I could stand listening to him and looking at him until they voted him
off
> > though. <g>
>
> This is VERY true. Speaking of good looks and great voices.....how about
> Michael Crawford? Sans the mask. ;)
He used to be just goofy looking (watch "Hello Dolly"), but during "Phantom"
he seemed to grow a little more polished. I enjoyed his voice in "Phantom"
but I heard him recently and was greatly disappointed. Proof, yet again,
that we all age.
fmomoon
to be prevalent. I enjoy Josh Groben, if for no other reason than he shows
other young men that they don't have to scream or sing falsetto to be good.
fmomoon
Sanna <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
so
> I'll leave her off the list.
>
> Madonna has got the Fantasia factor, meaning she's got charisma and
> likeability, but is her voice really that good? IMO, I don't think so.
>
I don't think so, but I've been in the minority before on this topic. I was
greatly disappointed in her "Evita." She simply didn't have the power I
associate with that role. I was used to Patti LuPone's brilliance, so the
movie was a real letdown in that area. Plus, I was enraged that "Another
Suitcase, Another Hall" was taken away from the role of the Mistress and
given to Madonna! That reminded me of "Yentl" where Streisand insisted she
be the only one to sing....and she had Manny Pantiken in the cast! Ego....
Suzanne D.
> been duly noted.
Quit misusing your apostrophes! Man alive, you are one of THE worst writers
on this NG.
--S.
Suzanne D.
"fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
>Plus, I was enraged that "Another
> Suitcase, Another Hall" was taken away from the role of the Mistress and
> given to Madonna!
I haven't seen the movie, so I have to ask, WHY WAS THIS?? When would the
uber-confident Eva EVER find a place to sign that song of loss and
insecurity?
Also, I didn't like that they wrote a love song especially for Eva to sing
to Peron. The song "I'd Be Surprisingly Good For You" makes it pretty clear
that it was NOT a marriage of love, but of opportunity. Eva sings ONE love
song in the musical, and that love song is to Argentina. So I was aghast
when I discovered that a love song had been added to the movie.
--S.
AuntieM
> it so I'm going to have to bump someone to make room for him. I'm
> thinking I'll get rid of Celine Dion for Josh. It's a tough choice
> though. I loved Madonna in Evita but I don't care for her
> bump-and-grind stuff so I'll leave her off the list.
>
Dang it, I forgot Josh, too! Plus, he's really cute. Dang it!
I'm 51, by the way. I'll be 52 in November. :)
--
>^,,^< Miracle
Fifty-One, Female, & Feisty
AuntieM
I had the chance to see Donny live at a Mark & Brian (95.5, KLOS)
Christmas show 3 or 4 years ago, and I was just blown away by his
performances. I have NEVER been a Donny or Marie fan, but I left the
theater that day with a respect for Donny's voice.
He was on stage with the likes of Kenny Loggins and George Thorogood,
and held his own with the audience. It was just amazing.
And as we left the Wiltern theater, all of us got 2 FREE CDs from
Donny. One of them was comprised of his covers of Christmas songs
and carols (as it was a week befor Christmas). So he is also a generous
person, in my opinion.
--
>^,,^< Miracle
Jonathan
> Don't worry about it, Jonathan. I assure you, I am not upset.
Oh, I know that. You've never struck me as the type of person to have her
feathers ruffled by someone like pinkalicious. Just between you and me, though,
I do feel a little guilty for toying with her. In many ways it's like making fun
of a mentally challenged child. Except, in this case, it's not a child we're
dealing with.
Roxanne
> Yup, she did it again. Note for future usage, Pink, "you're" is a
contraction for "you are" and used incorrectly for the second time in
this thread. Guess you missed that day in elementary school. You sure
as hell have no right accusing others of errors when your punctuation
skills are so lacking.
Xan
pinknebulous
>
> pinknebulous <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
> news:40cf08ee$0$3030$61fe...@news.rcn.com...
> > > Eh, that's what spell check is for and it didn't catch it. Ah, well.
> >
> > That is no excuse. The spelling of DEFINITELY should be second nature
to
> > you, and should not require spell check!
>
> I'm off for the summer. :) I will...ahem...definitely...remember it in
> September.
I have no doubt that you will. ;-)
pink
pinknebulous
>
> "fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
> news:6gRzc.674$bs4...@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>
> > Don't worry about it, Jonathan. I assure you, I am not upset.
>
> Oh, I know that. You've never struck me as the type of person to have her
> feathers ruffled by someone like pinkalicious.
Pinkalicious, oh yes. Me likey!
> I do feel a little guilty for toying with her.
You meant to say you feel guilty for allowing me to toy with you.
>In many ways it's like making fun
> of a mentally challenged child.
I suspect you would make fun of a mentally challenged child. How horrid! I
just make fun of mentally challenged, ignorant adults, like you.
pink
pinknebulous
>
> pinknebulous <pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote in message
> news:40cf549e$0$3030$61fe...@news.rcn.com...
> > Your flames lack complete originality. It's utterly pathetic. Flaming
> > writers has long been the hobby of obsessive Usenet kooks, or people who
> > hate the "liberal" media and a "liberal" Hollywood. We get this crap all
> the
> > time. Big fucking deal. Now go crawl back into your isolated log cabin,
> > located somewhere in the hills other another universe.
> >
> > pink
>
> Have long been, not has long been,
Wrongamundo! "Flaming" is the subject of the sentence, and it is singular!
"Flaming have been"? Oy vey.
but I've put my red pen away for the
> summer, so I won't mention it.
Thank god you're marking student papers elsewhere......thank the freakin'
lord.
>Oh yes, and your last sentence should read
> "Now, go crawl back into your isolated log cabin, located somewhere in the
> hills on another universe." But, I'm not mentioning it.
Why should you? You cannot tell the subject of a sentence, and the last
sentence was a delete a word typo.
pink
Gina*Chill
"Roxanne" <jbetto...@cox.net> wrote in message
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CHA FREAKIN' CHING!!
pinknebulous
"fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
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>
> summer,
Come to think of it, perhaps you should use your red pen to slash prices at
your local Wal-Mart store, instead of using it to grade papers. Wal-Mart
needs employees like you.
pink
Kathy
"AuntieM" <mir...@spamcop.net> wrote in message
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Kathy Wajerski
Kathy
Me, Argentina," by an assortment of singers. But I think if I did compare
Patti Lupone to Madonna, Madonna would pale in comparison. Patti knocks
Madonnas socks off, IMO. However, I still like the raw emotion I heard in
Madonna's performance. I think she comes across as a very complex Evita,
which is very much in keeping with the real Eva Peron, who was neither as
bad nor as good as the movie portrayed.
I didn't know that about Streisand but I don't find it hard to believe. Who
on earth would pass up Mandy Patinkin singing unless she felt threatened. I
did have a tape of Andrew Lloyd Webber songs and he sang "High, Flying,
Adored" on it with Patti Lupone. I wore the tape out. I also heard him
sing a lot on "Chicago Hope" and loved it.
I'm envious of those of you who get to see these things live. <g>
Kathy Wajerski
Kathy
I walked through the fire during the 10 years I was on AOL and while I might
still get caught up now and then, my philosophy has been that of the rangers
at the Smoky Mountains: Don't Feed the Bears. It works every time. If you
don't feed them, they either go away or don't grow. You don't have to have
the last word to come out on top.
Kathy Wajerski
Dan White
> After having been on AOL's message boards, I find these ng's to be
similar.
> I walked through the fire during the 10 years I was on AOL and while I
might
> still get caught up now and then, my philosophy has been that of the
rangers
> at the Smoky Mountains: Don't Feed the Bears. It works every time. If
you
> don't feed them, they either go away or don't grow. You don't have to
have
> the last word to come out on top.
>
I don't need to have the last word on everything either, unless it is
something I am interested in. I think this ng is different from most others
because it depends on a TV show that is only on for half the year. It is
kind of understood that people here are going to post off topic. I think
pink is more of a left of center person who is lacking common sense, and
that makes her look like a troll. She certainly believe the stuff she says
here. I think we've all about moved on now, though.
dwhite
Kimberly Murphy-Smith
<pinkne...@herenoemail.com> wrote:
>You're avoidance of the topic at hand--your glaring grammatical error--has
>been duly noted.
Ugh.
"You're" = "you are"
"Your" = "something belonging to or describing you"
If you did this intentionally, congratulations, you hooked me with
your troll. Unfortunately, I'm not at all certain you realized you
were doing it.
Kimberly Murphy-Smith -- kamu...@ix.netcom.com
http://members.aol.com/kimmurphy/
Kimberly's Barbie Collection:
http://members.aol.com/kimmurphy/barbies.html
Kimberly Murphy-Smith
<jonathan_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Suzanne, you should remember that pinkaliscious is from a "major metropolitan
>area" and, therefore, is given to Cosmopolitan spellings (as in drinking several
>Cosmopolitans and attempting to type coherent sentences.)
#snerk#
Good one.
Sanna
"skymuffins" <skymu...@invalid.net> wrote in message
> I guess I am the odd one here, but Josh Groban puts me to sleep--I don't
care for his looks and/or music, although I do admit that he has a great
voice...just not my style of music.
I think we may be the odd ones here, I think with Josh Groban one either
really likes him or one doesn't. As for looks; he's got this boyish charm.
I'm sure you can think of someone that falls into that category. ;)
It really depends what mood I am in to listen to him. When I'm driving at
night and nothing is interesting on the radio, then I will listen to him. I
only have two of his cds so I don't know about anything recent. I love his
self titled cd, in which many of his songs are sung in Spanish or Italian.
> - Steph, who has missed you all...
Missed you too.
Suzanne D.
> I do feel a little guilty for toying with her. In many ways it's like
making fun
> of a mentally challenged child. Except, in this case, it's not a child
we're
> dealing with.
Are you certain?
--S.
skymuffins
"fmomoon" <fmomoo...@pipeline.com> wrote in message
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>
You have probably noticed that I am not big on arguing...must be leftover
anxiety from way back in the dark ages of my childhood. Not that I don't
get a kick out of reading other people's fights...I just feel that life is
too short.
I too admire Josh for at least being different from all the (c)rap singer
wannabes out there. He has a beautiful voice and his songs actually have
lyrics and melodies!!
- Steph
skymuffins
"Sanna" <Sa...@onaneedtoknowbasis.only> wrote in message
>
> "skymuffins" <skymu...@invalid.net> wrote in message
>
> > I guess I am the odd one here, but Josh Groban puts me to sleep--I don't
> care for his looks and/or music, although I do admit that he has a great
> voice...just not my style of music.
>
> I think we may be the odd ones here, I think with Josh Groban one either
> really likes him or one doesn't. As for looks; he's got this boyish
charm.
> I'm sure you can think of someone that falls into that category. ;)
Sorry, Sanna--no comparison here. I am still smitten soley with the charms
of Mr. Aiken.
> It really depends what mood I am in to listen to him. When I'm driving
at
> night and nothing is interesting on the radio, then I will listen to him.
I
> only have two of his cds so I don't know about anything recent. I love
his
> self titled cd, in which many of his songs are sung in Spanish or Italian.
I listened to my Mom's copy of this and strangely enough, I really preferred
the songs he sang in languages other than English. Those songs just seemed
richer or something...
> > - Steph, who has missed you all...
>
> Missed you too.
Awwww, thanks!
- Steph
>
>
Jonathan
"Suzanne D." <sdal...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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You have a valid point. The problem is that it takes years and years to develop
into the dysfunctional adult pinkalicious has demonstrated itself to be.
Childlike, yes. Child? I don't believe so.
fmomoon
Pains me to say this.....52 and 53 next month.....
fmomoon
of the movie, with the refrain used after the Mistress is kicked out. The
new material (pun not intended) is used over the titles in the end and is
more about her philosophy of her life than of love. I loved Antonio
Banderas and the man who played Peron (his name has just leaped out of my
poor brain). The cinimaphotography was fabulous. I just didn't like her.
fmomoon
> After having been on AOL's message boards, I find these ng's to be
similar.
> I walked through the fire during the 10 years I was on AOL and while I
might
> still get caught up now and then, my philosophy has been that of the
rangers
> at the Smoky Mountains: Don't Feed the Bears. It works every time. If
you
> don't feed them, they either go away or don't grow. You don't have to
have
> the last word to come out on top.
>
> Kathy Wajerski
Excellent point. <fmomoon raises her hand> I will not feed the...bears?
fmomoon
> You have probably noticed that I am not big on arguing...must be leftover
> anxiety from way back in the dark ages of my childhood. Not that I don't
> get a kick out of reading other people's fights...I just feel that life is
> too short.
>
> I too admire Josh for at least being different from all the (c)rap singer
> wannabes out there. He has a beautiful voice and his songs actually have
> lyrics and melodies!!
>
> - Steph
Yes, I have noticed. I need to be a bit more reluctant to join in the
fracas, myself. Life's too short.
pinknebulous
I am young, young, young! in comparison. That makes my day! And I'm being
flamed by so-called adults--51, 52, 53 who debate the state of bubble gum
music and collect Barbie dolls! How old are you, Karrde? 62? 73? 94?
pink
Dan White
> I am young, young, young! in comparison. That makes my day! And I'm
being
> flamed by so-called adults--51, 52, 53 who debate the state of bubble gum
> music and collect Barbie dolls! How old are you, Karrde? 62? 73? 94?
>
Hmm. Pink nebulous said she/he got the name from "purple haze--" kind of a
smoking reference there. Could it be Liggett Select reincarnated?
dwhite
AuntieM
Hey, this is good stuff! I'm happy to know I'm among my peer
group! It'll help immensely in the coming days when I want to bitch
about my arthritis..............
;)
--
>^,,^< Miracle