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From the top (in pairs)-
Martin Shaw
Marianne Faithfull
Mick Jagger
Sandie Shaw
Cliff Richard
Petula Clark
Paul McCartney
Barbra Streisand
Paul Jones
Judith Durham
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100%, Andi
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There’s no stopping the
March of Time.
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No, certainly isn’t!
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Someday perhaps I’ll come to terms with Petula’s current hairstyle. 😉
Cliff Richard didn’t look right, then I realized that he’s not Keith Richards….(who was Keith Richard for a while.)
Have to admire Mick Jagger for wasting no time and money on facelifts to combat facial wrinkles. Same with Richards!
Streisand never had the nose job and remains by all accounts as obnoxious and disagreeable personally and professionally as she ever was.
https://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/06/barbra-streisand-towering-talent-impossible-person/
Dean Martin DID have the nose job BTW and it was probably a wise choice.
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Yes Cliff Richard never made it in America so you wouldn’t know him much. I don’t like him but he was a relatively good singer. Forever young, they said, until he wasn’t!
I know someone who met Streisand. He said she was plain rude. So much so that he couldn’t really listen to her stuff after without thinking how sour she had been with him.
Yes, it’s true you have to accept that the Stones have been a bit frugal when it came to skincare.
Pet’s hair?
Yeah, well, it’s just Pet’s hair. It can look nice…
Dean certainly had a big nose LOL!
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Nice picture of Petula and her hair!
Jerry had a funny story about Dean with his nose bandage on. On YouTube I think.
The side view of Streisand’s nose is legendary.
By all accounts, Streisand goes out of her way to be rude and offensive. A diva even by the standards of diva-ness.
“Where the **** is that light coming from,” she screamed. “It’s 5.30am,” a hesitant crew member responded. “I think it’s the sun.”
“Well, do something about it,” she replied.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-469394/The-bizarre-truth-life-Barbra-Streisand.html
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Me at a very tender age.
https://mypseudepigrapha.blogspot.com/2009/01/skinhead-thug.html
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“Skinhead thug” looks scary. A sociopath surely! 😉
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He turned out alright in the end though…
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Tris……Redemption is always possible. The Latin is a plus. 😉
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It’s his saving grace… or salvis gratia
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Very Nice Tris!! You do Latin too. Everything is classier in Latin.
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Ahem. Omnia dicta fortiora si dicta Latina.
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Conan…..my opinion exactly!
I wish there were a Latin edition of MNR. 😉
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SHHHHHHHHH Don’t give him ideas.
He’ll be trying to interest the Pope in Vatican edition… and guess who’ll get the extra work… and for how much extra a week, I ask you…
I’ll tell you!
Nihil, nulla, zero!
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Perhaps we could start with a French edition. 😉
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Now you’re just making it worse.
He’ll be going international soon. There’s no stopping him, and you know, there’s only one of me!
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Ahem… indeed.
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Certainly is… and the advantage is that almost no one knows if you’ve made a mistake and got your nominative and genitive mixed up. Not even you!
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LOL…….That nominative and genitive confusion trips me up every time. 😉
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It’s a bugger, Danny!
Then there’s Vocative… sheesh!
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OMG, it gets worse and worse! My specialty is the pluperfect subjunctive. 😉
You’ll recall the Boston cab driver who was asked by a fish food lover where he could get scrod. SUCH unfortunate confusion resulted!
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It does… And we haven’t even talked about the Dative!
I’m trying to imagine that with a New England accent… 🙂
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🙂
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Love the wit in the comments. John, Niko, Subrosa, Juankerr… The good old days!
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Scunnart too! Where was Spook?
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He was AMW at the time, his comments seem to have been deleted.
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Ah… pity. He always had something amusing and misspelt to say. 🙂
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“Those whom the Gods love die young”
Oh and is the second pic of macca really him or a certain Billy Shears?
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I did a Google search on that pic and it says, McCartney.
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Oh it would I’ve no doubt. Google “Paul McCartney died in 1966” and enjoy going down that rabbit hole!
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I prefer not to go down rabbit holes on Dec 31.
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Warning here for all young men (and women). The object/subject of your lust may not be quite so appealing after a while. Eg, Marianne Faithfull was the epitome of desire in my bygone youth. Lucky escape! I’d have ended up with a bag lady, judging by the pic here.
Others are more fortunate. I’m still the same braw specimen of Scottish manhood that the Resident Sassenach found so irresistible all these decades ago. Even the jeans and T-shirt are unchanged (or so she claims). Just a wee bit faded, that’s all. Like my beard’s got bleached from so long in the blazing sunshine of Africa, the Middle East, and now Bulgarian summers.
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Quite so.
Irresistible, you say?
Uh huh… OK
Did they have jeans then?
🙂
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Now that I’ve caught up with comments, yes – they did have jeans back then. Except we called the ablatives. Even absolute – by, with, and from were the governing prepositions. Or off proposition- depending who was wearing them. I’m sure Conan can help explain the declensions. Jeans had another Latin grammatical in my youth: declension imperative.
Again depending on the wearer’s genitive – and no risk of later accusatives. (If you were lucky enough to get a dative to begin with.)
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Brilliant, John…
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