Attention US history buffs

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Not a combo ... not a cab ......

Oooohhhh ... I get it :-b


BTW, another impact by Yoko on the history of 20th century music would certanly be as an inspiration to Wacko Jacko. No one seems willing to mention it, so [natcherly] I will:

Michael Jackson's continuing 'self image' project is clearly designed to turn him into a Yoko Ono impersonator. Realizing that there are already waaaay too many Elvisses out there, Jacko wisely chose an uncrowded niche to pursue.

A few years ago, on seeing the cover photo on one of the NYC tabloids, I asked somebody what was Yoko up to that put her on the front page. Reply was sumptn like "Wazmaddawidchew ?!? donnknow Jacko whenyah seenhim ??"

In the REAL world [aka the front pages at the supermarket checkout], Jacko is indistinguidgeable from Yoko. I'm sure this is more confusiung in Spanish than in English, but you know whaddumn sane.
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Benjamin said:
flipper_gv said:
trujo777 said:
golem said:
Benjamin said:
Yea, Yoko Ono ruined the Beatles :P
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That should constitute a "major impact on music" .....

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but at least she gave john Lennon what he wanted right?

which is?

Probably something far off topic for this forum :P

No!!! are we all surrounded by dirty minded folks here? (excesively sarcastic :lol: )

A new set of glasses..................... right?

and a severe intoxication that resulted in sure death by high levels of lead in his blood.
 
I'm gonna vote for Alex Webster of Cannibal Corpse. He is one of the most amazing metal finger players I have ever seen. Steve Digorgio is amazing too, but Alex Webster is the best metal bassist of them all based on both technique and style.

And now I think I will go enjoy some watermelon. :twisted:
 
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