John Taylor!

When I learned of One Direction through my very excited young nieces (during the summer of “You Don’t Know You’re Beautiful”), it made me go back and rewatch my favorite Duran Duran videos (Save a Prayer anyone?). It still sounds good to me!

They don’t change in their 20s or 30s, either.

You know, this is an EXCELLENT point! To add to that: in 1D’s case, some Twitter fans were seen as rabid and tenacious, who would attack any perceived slight to the group; but, don’t sports fans do the same damn thing?

It’s funny he should mention Prince here, since I would think using the title Sign O’ The Times is a direct tribute; but also, while listening to that song on SNL, the whole end of the song seemed to borrow a great deal from the chord changes and stadium-rock end of Purple Rain. It seems he’s been listening to some…

Good lord. All of the other shorts at the bottom of the page are also hideous. These look good on no one. No one!

I’m very grateful to have lived my 20s in the 90s in nyc and not now. Glad you found good friends.

Did you get the book assessed by a professional? That sounds pretty rare.

You’re good! Thank you for listening!

I don’t know about now, but in the late 80s/early 90s, there was still very much that feeling you would get as a woman, walking into a guitar store, like you didn’t belong. Not to mention all the guys who would take the guitar and mansplain it to you, or the assumption you were a gentle singer-songwriter.

I fervently hope you are correct and I am wrong!

How does one “rack” muck?

Here’s the thing, though: When the Mike Flynn story broke, they were very careful to say he never told Pence anything. That way they get to keep Pence. Ugh.

I agree. It was already DUMBO in 1995 when my friend lived there in an illegal loft, and the neighborhood was pretty sketchy. The loft was huge and the roof views were amazing! The only restaurant was that mexican place on the corner of maybe Jay and Front? It’s probably long gone now.

Best of luck to your wife and you.

And that is the essence of love: Shoveling the driveway so he doesn’t have to do it. I try always to thank my husband for the wonderful, every-day things he does for me on a daily basis, and I hope I do enough wonderful, every-day things for him.

I think they were both way better than Friends; just not as popular.

Having kids doesn’t make a person an adult any more than *not* having kids prevents a person from being an adult.
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They probably have an army of servants to deal with all that. Or coyuld have redecorated just to sell. Who knows?

Or maybe Borderline Personality Disorder?