Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
That made me laugh out loud because it's true!
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Broadway Legend Joined: 5/28/13
Yoko Ono is an ugly POS who will probably meet the same fate as Joan, and quite soon.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/28/13
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Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
Thanks for your beautiful legacy of kindness, Joan! So inspiring to your fans!
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/28/13
Unless you know something Yoko's biographers don't know, it was already acknowledged Yoko began her pursuit of John as an obsessed fan to the point of stalking. Once she gained access to John, however, she tempered her rabid fansanity; thus gaining his trust and affection. What a despicable woman and traitor.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
Another feather in Joan's angel wings!!
(Of course the head case would hate a Nagasaki bombing survivor who works for peace.)
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/28/13
Yes. "Peace," that's what they call stalking your prey for monetary gain and propagating a belief system that led to greater violence by the Weather Underground... all in the name of "peace." Right. '
And, no surprise, you pull the 'race card' when I made absolutely no mention of her cultural, ethnic, or racial background. I could give two SH*Ts where she is from. It doesn't change the way she weaseled herself into John's life.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
Only you see the race card. Because you are incapable of acknowledging the humans perpetuating violence against humans card.
Besides, my post was about Joan Rivers, the non-feminist, picking on someone for her looks. Which for some reason caused you to chime in and do the same thing about the same person. This is Joan Rivers's horrible coarse legacy. The abscessory: child of the zeitgeist.
Also, you oughta lay off calling other people stalkers.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/5/04
"Yoko Ono is an ugly POS who will probably meet the same fate as Joan, and quite soon."
What an utterly vile and psychotic (not to mention nonsensical) thing to say. To attack the looks and the character of a person who has lived for peace and art. So Yoko wooed John instead of the other way around - atypical, to be sure, but what of it?
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
Well, you know those mysterious and inscrutable Orientals! They have ways that are not understandable by powerful white men. John Lennon defended her against attackers like Joan and 'case until he died, only because she had magically hypnotized him and taken away his free will.
Headcase should start using the hashtag #I'mDim4Joan. Or in Joan's case, hash hag.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/28/13
I liked Joan, but I would not consider myself a fan or Joan Ranger. Yoko Ono is much more dangerous than Joan Rivers ever could have been.
You and Ghostlight are clearly naive to the actions Yoko took in the 60's and 70's. I encourage you to read up on her dangerously radical political leanings, and how her push for "peace" is used to veil her more insidious objectives.
Even without taking that into account, Yoko was a truly terrible and deceptive woman who willfully polluted John's mind and planted the seeds that led to the severing of his numerous friendships. She used her obsession to isolate him in his final years. It's a downright shame.
Oh, for crap's sake. Start your own crapping thread if you want to crap off crapping about some crap in your head that has nothing to do with anything and about which NO ONE CARES.
This thread is for talking about JOAN.
JOAN.
Not your crappy crap.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
To be fair, Joan started it. If only Joan were critiquing Yoko's naive '60s politics, but she wasn't. She was mocking her looks. As did the head case. Joan's politics, to the very end, were more naive than Yoko's 50 years ago. And the "centrist's" perfectly parallel Joan's pronouncement that it doesn't matter who is elected, they are "all exactly the same." THAT is pernicious and incorrect.
Kind of OT, but have any of you all heard Yoko's musical New York Rock?
I love it. Still play the cd frequently.
Ok, back to Joan now...
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
Somebody here once bragged about insulting Yoko within earshot at one of the performances. Perhaps it was one of Headcase's earlier personae?
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/28/13
You would not find me inside insulting her. You would find me outside protesting her.
So funny that Liza's feels threatened by perceived mental instability. Too close to home, dear?
ANYHOO! Not sure if anyone has posted it yet, but Margaret Cho wrote a hee-larious breakdown of Joan's funeral.
Edit to include story
Odd that Margaret Cho misreported the punch line as "pusSy." Howard said "vagina," like Joan always did, because "vagina" is funnier: "Joan Rivers had an extremely dry vagina."
Both Margaret Cho and Lady Bunny got it wrong and posted that he said "Joan Rivers had a dry pUssy."
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
It's really just splitting white hairs at this point, though.
Uhhhh...ohhh... like you neva!... Grow Up!
But why would Lady Bunny and Margaret Cho prefer "Pussy" over "vagina"?
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
From today's Times article detailing the medical calamity that befell our nation's heroine:
"Was there adequate prescreening of Ms. Rivers? Despite her appearance enhanced by plastic surgery, she was 81 years old and had admitted to a history of bulimia and heart arrhythmia."
Makes her jokes and excuses for the jokes at the expense of people like Adele all the more infuriating. To thinking people.
And the finger in the throat/gagging bit. So funny. She made fun of herself first. And so gracious.
Bumped to make it easier to find the 1982-1985 Joan/Shirley/Debbie/Liz timeline, which is on page 6 of this thread.
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