I think every major city has a V-this, or a Zoo-that or something...
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From: Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You have a V-103 in Atlanta too? Kewl!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: you know V-103 (the main urban station here in
Atlanta, for those who don't
Yet *another* reason for my dial to avoid that station...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: you know V-103 (the main
urban station here in Atlanta, for those who don't know) threw him a big-A
birthday bash just a few weeks ago? Again, i don't subscribe to the witch hunt
I've lived in five different cities that had a Star94 FM.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think every major city has a V-this, or a Zoo-that
or something...
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From: Astromancer
You have a V-103 in Atlanta too? Kewl!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: you know
That's likely to increase with the recent deregulation. The days of
independent radio and television are nearly at a complete end in the
United States.
Bosco
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I think every major city has a V-this, or a Zoo-that or
something...
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I wouldn¹t say at an END...I¹d just say that the days of BROADCASTING indie
TV and radio are done. Internet distribution is not only A way to go, it is
THE way to go. More music is discovered online than on the radio, and it¹s
been that way for years. Pirate radio will take over in this country
hope you're right, i really do
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From: Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wouldn¹t say at an END...I¹d just say that the days of BROADCASTING indie
TV and radio are done. Internet distribution is not only A way to go, it is
THE way to go. More music is
yeah, and that irritates me no end. I spend a lot of time trying to find
independent sources for news, music, and entertainment because of this
homogenized media.
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From: Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's likely to increase with the recent
I think he is...I wish I had the resources to exploit the area...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hope you're right, i really do
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From: Daryle
I wouldn¹t say at an END...I¹d just say that the days of BROADCASTING indie
TV and radio are done. Internet
yeah I agree I've discovered way more new music online then via the
radio. Urban radio is the worst. You hear the same 20 songs over and
over again
On Jan 2, 2008 2:57 PM, Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn¹t say at an END...I¹d just say that the days of BROADCASTING indie
TV and
Both men have, at one time or another, made statements that weren't entirely
flattering toward women. Havign been raised primarily by women, I didn't
appreciate the sentiments. If I can find the actual words, I'll post them.
RaAyyMOND C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What did Lou Rawls, and
Hmmm...
Fire ants. Wonder if I could write a script that gets Tommy-Boy lying in a
bed of one...
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I lost the ability to stomache him when he began spouting his
knowledge of pharmacueticals, psychiatry and post partum depression.
That's when I
Woody Allen is someone I've *never* been a fan of, which drives some of my
close friends to distraction, since they adore his stuff. His Youth Movement
sealed the deal on him for me. As for that pedo rapper- let us never speak of
him again. Unless it's the day he's going into Joliet for the
They are really bad. Plus, Snipes caused Halley Berry to lose hearing
in one ear by beating abusing her, and arrange. additionally, a friend
of mine who use to work for Miles Davis, had to take someone I use to
model with to the hospital after she was assaulted by some guys arranged
by
I'd forgotten all about that attack on Halle.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: They
are really bad. Plus, Snipes caused Halley Berry to lose hearing
in one ear by beating abusing her, and arrange. additionally, a friend
of mine who use to work for Miles
you know V-103 (the main urban station here in Atlanta, for those who don't
know) threw him a big-A birthday bash just a few weeks ago? Again, i don't
subscribe to the witch hunt mentality of judging people before conviction, but
this is a little beyond that...
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Tracey, I usually can't make that distinction. If someone famous does something
egregious, that's it for me, with regards to them. Wesley Snipes is a prime
example, for the reported way he regards women. Same with Lou Rawls. I used to
love his music until I learned of his barely-disguised
Lou Rawls was on my list too. I think he still is. got no desire to
see or hear him. I think over the past few years, there has been an
increase in the number of entertainers whose lives and opinions we have
been exposed to. Afterward we are bombarded with these views. So, I
get
Ditto that on Tommy-Boy. Can't stand the man, from a personality standpoint and
that Scientology thing (a dear friend of mine had a run-in with that bunch, and
it left her scarred emotionally), but I have forced myself to watch a few of
his movies (Far and Away this weekend, Days of Thunder the
Cruise is a conundrum.I used to like his work back in the day. Knew
he was a nut, but most of his antics were kept under raps, so I could
ignore the noise of the real him. Then, he got rid of his long-time
handlers and let the world see the real him, and now its like I have to
get
I think people don't like Tom Cruise cause he is a Scientolgist and
doesn't promote Christianity left and right. So the media does as much
possible to make him look like he's crazy and is evil. Fact of the
matter is that he had 5 back to back to back movies that grossed over
$100 mil. and not
I lost the ability to stomache him when he began spouting his
knowledge of pharmacueticals, psychiatry and post partum depression.
That's when I relaized he was the typical ignorant white male
blowhard who thinks he's qualified to tell all other people how to
live. It sickened me to the point that
I do not think people begrudge him his accomplishments - at least not
simply because they do not like his religion.. I used to be a fan -
even when I knew he was scientologist. John Travolta, Chick Corea,
Kirstie Alley and many others are scientologists and people do not seem
to have a
Cruise's shennanigans didn't bother me. I just figure he's kinda nuts and went
on about my business. When actors or actresses act up like that, or get drunk
or something I tend to try to separate it from their acting. par for the course
too often. Now, when they engage in a great deal of
You know, i've always liked Heston. Yeah, he's a conservative, and his NRA
rhetoric got on my nerves. But he is one of those old-school actors who always
said what he felt. He didn't dissemble or demure for fear of damaging his
career and rep: he told it like it was. Heston did a wide range of
/
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From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Bosco Bosco
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 4:01 PM
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: Omega MAn
Rent Bowling For Columbine and you might have a different perspective
That explains a lot. I remember thinking he was liberal while growing
up. No body was hiring us in Hollywood, yet he always did, with meaty,
meaningful roles. So when he became a right wing nut, I was shocked. I
really tried to hate him, but after years of being a fan, it was
difficult. I
I don't know...I do know he's dead now...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hasn't he retired from public life as a result of Alzheimer's?
Astromancer wrote:
NRA...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no, refresh my memory on that one...
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Not necessarily, According to the IMDB. He's still alive:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm032/bio
and Wikipedia as well
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charleton_Heston
--- Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
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He's dead? I had know idea
Astromancer wrote:
I stand corrected. He's not dead...yet.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't know...I do know he's
dead now...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hasn't he retired from public life as a result of Alzheimer's?
Astromancer wrote:
NRA...
That's what I read, but I did not know whether it had been updated.
Since reading the Wikipedia profile, at least I understand why I have
liked him and why it is so hard to let go. The man was a card
carrying,outspoken liberal for years. It also shed like on another star
I've admired who
the problem comes in when good hearted people with good intentions do horrible
things--which i think is probably the greater problem in humanity than that
caused by truly evil men doing evil things. I really don't believe the likes
of Heston or Stewart hate people; at least, not in the way a
I was thinking about Uncle Jed today. When I heard that, I was
crushed. Same thing with him, try as I might, I can not hate him
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the problem comes in when good hearted people with good intentions do
horrible things--which i think is probably the greater problem in
NRA...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no, refresh my memory on that one...
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pondering on this, Keith, I'm reminded that, in a sense, Heston has taken this
into real life.
From my cold dead fingers. Ring a bell?
When Heston was president of the NRA, he gave a now-famous/infamous speech with
regard to his right to keep and bear arms.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: NRA...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no, refresh my memory on that one...
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now i remember!
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When Heston was president of the NRA, he gave a now-famous/infamous speech with
regard to his right to keep and bear arms.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: NRA...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no,
Hasn't he retired from public life as a result of Alzheimer's?
Astromancer wrote:
NRA...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no, refresh my memory on that one...
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pondering on this, Keith, I'm reminded that, in a
Yes, Tracey, he has.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hasn't he retired from public life as a result of Alzheimer's?
Astromancer wrote:
NRA...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no, refresh my memory on that one...
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Sad :(
Martin wrote:
Yes, Tracey, he has.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hasn't he retired from public life as a result of Alzheimer's?
Astromancer wrote:
NRA...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no, refresh my memory on that one...
Rent Bowling For Columbine and you might have a different perspective
on 100% Total Scumbag that goes by the name Charleton Heston.
Bosco
--- Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sad :(
Martin wrote:
Yes, Tracey, he has.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly
I can not stand him. I can not stand guns or right-wing load mouths like
him. Played with a gun at age five - thought it was a surprise gift (no
one was hurt) But their are so many creepy performers out their whose
work I like, that I have learned to try to separate them from their
craft.
Bosco, don't need to go that far for proof.
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Rent Bowling For Columbine and
you might have a different perspective
on 100% Total Scumbag that goes by the name Charleton Heston.
Bosco
--- Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
[EMAIL
Bosco
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 4:01 PM
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: Omega MAn
Rent Bowling For Columbine and you might have a different perspective
on 100% Total Scumbag that goes by the name Charleton Heston.
Bosco
--- Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L
i've only seen The Omega Man on network TV, so that scene was cut. I remember
liking the movie, and shaking my head at the ending. You ever notice how many
times in movies Heston died at the end, but in a noble, martyr-like way? In
Omega man, he looks like nothing so much as Christ on the Cross
Me too. I love both the film and Rosalind Cash. However, her weight is
fine with me.. (smirk)
ravenadal wrote:
I am a big fan of Omega Man. The late, great Rosalind Cash plays
the sassy black girl. Although she remains too thin for my taste, in
1971, when I was fifteen years old, her
That is true about Heston specializing in Martyrdom. At least the end
was true to the book
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i've only seen The Omega Man on network TV, so that scene was cut. I
remember liking the movie, and shaking my head at the ending. You ever notice
how many times in movies
Pondering on this, Keith, I'm reminded that, in a sense, Heston has taken this
into real life.
From my cold dead fingers. Ring a bell?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i've only seen The
Omega Man on network TV, so that scene was cut. I remember liking the movie,
and
no, refresh my memory on that one...
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pondering on this, Keith, I'm reminded that, in a sense, Heston has taken this
into real life.
From my cold dead fingers. Ring a bell?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i've only seen
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