He was also "Jack Racine" in Twin Peaks.
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"Look at the way I’ve been treated lately, especially by the media. No politician in history—and I say this with great surety—has been treated worse or more unfairly. You can’t let them get you down. You can’t let the critics and the naysayers get in the way of your dreams." (my emphasis)
I bet he can't surf, though.
I also like some of Yoko's stuff ("Mind Train").
It seems self-evident to me that "Strawberry Fields Forever" is better than "Penny Lane". I remember making a Beatles compilation in my late teens that leaned strongly towards John's songs ("Norwegian Wood", "Don't Let Me Down", "I Am the Walrus") and Lennon-dominated (?) collaborations ("A Day in the Life", "Tomorrow…
I'd like to go to Bolivia.
Sure, why not? (I don't understand.)
Can you ever really own a horse Beatle?
Who's your favourite Beatle?
I'd give a shit if it included a Ringo cameo.
It was indeed.
I was going to ask a similar question. I don't think he'll last a year.
The situation with Del Potro is a bit similar. I'm waiting for him to replicate some of the great tennis he played in Rio. He's a wildcard, in the Charlie Day sense.
I think I read something by Brian Phillips (?) about how Nadal at 80% is diminished much more than, say, Federer at 80%, or something along those lines. He needs to be at 100% and hasn't been for a long time, due to some terrible luck with injuries. I think many people (including myself) assumed Nadal's best years…
Maybe so. It's just so weird that Federer and Nadal have rejuvenated their careers, unexpectedly and more or less simultaneously, while at the same time Murray and Djokovic are suddenly in the doldrums. It's almost as though Federer and Nadal have inspired each other (which I believe was acknowledged in Melbourne),…
I don't make any attempt to keep up with these things, but I didn't realise that Fabio Fognini is married to Flavia Pennetta.
It's hard to explain. What's going on with Murray?