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#1

Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Both were very nice.
Anyone here old enough to remember the Monkees?
I loved that band. Kind of a thrill to meet him.
What a gracious man.
I was impressed.
Wildhorn is exceptionally nice and interesting.
I wish I liked his work.

Updated On: 5/19/05 at 10:59 PM

#3

re: Met Mickey Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Micky has a radio show on CBS.
He is really funny. I enjoyed meeting him.
Anyone remember the Davey Jones Brady Bunch.
I asked Mickey if the Monkees would perform together as a band again.
His answer:
G-D, I HOPE NOT. Funny guy!
Then I saw his face, now I'm a believer!
I loved the Monkees.

Updated On: 5/19/05 at 11:17 PM

#5

re: Met Mickey Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Of course. Aida. But I prefer to think of him as a Monkee.
I was not a big Aida fan.
I do love one song:
My strongest suit.

Updated On: 5/19/05 at 07:26 AM

#10

re: Met Mickey Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Since the Monkees chose to spell their name that way, we should all agree that we will, too.

The Monkees will perform again. I saw them many years ago and they were a lot of fun.
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#12

re: Met Mickey Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Actually, I don't think I've ever seen an episode of that show? Por quois?

I did see Dave Coulier do stand up in Montreal and I almost passed out from laughter. And strong Canadian beer.
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#13

re: Met Mickey Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Cut. That. Out.

Just realized I goofed. The sitcom in question was Boy Meets World.

One one episode, each member of the Monkees played a character and they all converged in the plot at a party and wound up singing a song.

Must remember to make CORRECT trivia references next time.


"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - Willy Wonka
#16

re: Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Mike is living off the wite out fortune.
I would love to see them all perform again.
Or I will take the last train to Clarksville.
re: Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion
Micky is a sweetie. He actually pinched me and called me funny.

Updated On: 5/19/05 at 10:25 AM

#17

re: Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Corine. Shoddy "research"

First, it's Wite-Out. Second, the Nesmith fortune came from Liquid Paper, not White-Out.

"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - Willy Wonka

Updated On: 5/19/05 at 10:36 AM

#18

re: Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Liquid paper what's the difference. I call it all wite out!
Hey Craig. Can I remove that stick from your tushy?
Just a thought. re: Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Updated On: 5/19/05 at 10:45 AM

#19

re: Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

It's the difference between Coke and Pepsi... between Sprite and 7up. Call it all wite-out if you want - but if you were ever to write an article or actually speak to Michael Nesmith, I would hope you wouldn't put your foot in your mouth and talk about his Wite-Out fortune.

And I have no idea what a Tussy is. Another err?
"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - Willy Wonka
#21

re: Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Christ, Corine. That's more an analogy of what you just did than anything Craig wrote. A responsible journalist would know, when interviewing, say, the president of Scott Facial Tissues, not to ask, "So, how did you get into the Kleenex business? Do you like Q?"


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#23

re: Met Micky Dolenz and Wildhorn At Gracie Mansion

Since you missed the point, Corine. I'll explain it. There is a difference between saying tissues vs saying either kleenex or some other trademarked brand.

To go back to your original statment - you would have had to write "correction fluid" not wite-out or liquid paper if you wanted to be generic.


"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - Willy Wonka

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