Guilty Pleasures

[PLAYFUL1]

YAH PINK FLOYD RULES...PLAYFUL HAS A CONCERT HODDIE OF PINK FLOYD 2

[eberetta1]

Can't believe I forgot Green Acres on my list of favorite TV shows. I have maybe watched 2 of Jay Leno's late night talk shows, but I do not watch him on the tonight show, so I can remember the way I knew him as a kid.

[Washerwoman]

Speaking of which, I can't even imagine Jay Leno being a kid...bet he looked exactly like he does now, with grey hair, just shorter...if that's possible, lolll...

[tking888]

eberetta, i think i watched tv at your house.

johnny quest fav sat cartoon

first 45 i bought Play song from iLike.com

first album was something by the monkees.(ok i'm embarrassed)

[Washerwoman]

OK, gotta get this one off my chest...

I used to RUN home from school when I was about 10 to watch a programme on TV called "Crossroads"...it was a serial about workers in a motel in the Midlands in UK. I'm so embarrassed cos the acting was awful, the story lines were really naff, but Amy Turtle and Miss Diane and Benny were just a heady mix!!! OMG, sad or what!!!

Love Pink Floyd...comfortably numb is superb!

First "pop" record at about 8...was Baby Love by the Supremes, the rest is history...I was hooked on blues and rock for life and had posters of Hendrix and Mick Jagger on my wall while the rest were reading Peter Pan...

Lol, similar concert experience was to see Foreigner and Lynyrd Skynyrd in the States years ago in LA. When we got to the stadium I thought the queue was quite short and remarked to my husband, oh this should be no problem! He said, you do realise this is only one side of the stadium, dear, don't you?! The "queue" was more like the length of the Great Wall of China, and after about 4 hours standing in oven like temperatures where I nearly passed out, we were forced to sell our tickets to an ecstatic teenager who thrust 2 joints at us in appreciation and said he could never thank us enough, oh man, dude, awesome!

We then left and went home and listened to the concert on the radio, where Lynyrd Skynyrd were superb. The band then took off for another venue on a light aircraft and were subsequently killed in a crash...did I feel bad about that one! I still regret it to this day and if I have to queue anywhere for hours, take a folding camping chair with me like an OAP; sexy or what! Fortunately I've not got to the knotted hanky and copy of The Sun to go with it stage yet, tho!

Oh, btw, we did get divorced in the end...maybe that had something to do with it...lmao!