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#541 Re: The Garden » Jesus Christ...... » 974 weeks ago

That really sucks.   They will probably cap it.

Let us know what the dentist says.   I hope it can get taken care of quickly.

#542 Re: The Garden » I am Going to be a Mommy Again » 974 weeks ago

Thanks so much everyone  http://www.dachsie.org/vbb/images/smilies/bighug.gif


We are going to find out what it is, some say it's a girl because this pregnancy started out different then my first which was a boy.

I know what you mean Scarlett, my boy is already 4 1/2 gonna be 5 over the summer and I can't believe he is going to start Kindergarten next year.

Supaplex maybe I'll post a pic   18

Seriously thanks so much for all the nice responses.

I gotta say now I have a nice burst of energy and I am digging that opposed to the zombie I was before.

#543 The Garden » I am Going to be a Mommy Again » 974 weeks ago

DoubleTalkingJive
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I have just now entered my 4th month of pregnancy.   I had alot of trouble with this one in the first 3 months, had bleeding in my uterus but thankfully the pool of blood is gone and the baby is fine.

I have to say, I am a few years removed from diapers and sleepness nights so that's got me a bit unnerved but I am sure once I get back into it, I'll get used to it again.   I am enjoying every night of sleep I can get until the big day.

#544 Re: Guns N' Roses » GIGWISE Lists Axl Rose as #42 on top 69 Front Men and Women » 974 weeks ago

Aussie wrote:

I too thought he would have been higher than 42.  I have tried to put my personal bias aside but I still can't see why he wouldn't be up higher up.

Granted his lack of respect at time for his audience and his temprament may have subconscioualy worked against him, but still you can't deny that when the guy is onstage he works a crowd and commands attention like few others.

Even casual fans of the band or people that don't even like them know of him and his volatile "mad frontman" nature.  True sometimes for the wrong reasons but they still know that if you are watching him on stage you are likely transfixed because you simply don't know what could happen with all that energy that he displays as he stalks and runs around the stage.

I couldn't say the same about bands that I don't really care for.  I would struggle to even name the lead singer of some bands that are higher up, let along have any idea how they may conduct themselves onstage.

Very true.   One could say the same of Jim Morrison, hell they had police on the stage with him [granted a different time] and he made it to 18.

#545 Re: The Sunset Strip » Patrick Swayze has Pancreatic Cancer :( » 974 weeks ago

nugdafied wrote:

That's too bad. Forget those crappy chick flicks like Dirty Dancing & Ghost, his roles in Red Dawn & Roadhouse are two of the greatest ever! Wow, I didn't realize it til I wrote this, but he was in the ultimate girl & guy movies. Not too many actors can pull that off.

Yeah he really was, I thought Ghost was such a great movie and I really did like Roadhouse and Red Dawn as well which had alot of stars in it.   As Pasnow mentioned The Outsiders, I know that was my favorite movie when it came out in the 80's and it launched his career.

#546 Re: Guns N' Roses » GIGWISE Lists Axl Rose as #42 on top 69 Front Men and Women » 974 weeks ago

CrimeSlunkScene wrote:
DoubleTalkingJive wrote:

Funny I wan't even talking about recently, I was going by his overall career.

That's my fault.

By past concerts, I thought you meant in 2006/2007.

Sorry for the misunderstanding - I should've read it more carefully.

Not a problem, it's all good 19

#547 Re: Guns N' Roses » GIGWISE Lists Axl Rose as #42 on top 69 Front Men and Women » 974 weeks ago

CrimeSlunkScene wrote:
DoubleTalkingJive wrote:

I am just saying he has most certainly done these things and it could hinder his place in numbers for a best frontman type thing.

At which concerts did he yell at the audience recently? I think it happened once or twice in Brisbane last year because someone threw a bottle/cup of beer on him.

Either way, I agree with you, and that's why I said that I see your point - even though it might not have been clear enough.

I'm sorry about that.

Funny I wan't even talking about recently, I was going by his overall career.   He did it many times in the 80's and 90's and the last riot was Philly in 02.

#548 The Sunset Strip » Patrick Swayze has Pancreatic Cancer :( » 974 weeks ago

DoubleTalkingJive
Replies: 11

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor and dancer Patrick Swayze, star of such hit films as "Dirty Dancing" and "Ghost," has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer but is responding well to treatment, his publicist said on Wednesday.

The 55-year-old performer was working during his treatments, publicist Annett Wolf said, dismissing reports in the tabloid media that portrayed him in grave condition with only weeks to live.

Wolf issued a written statement from his physician, Dr. George Fisher that said: "Patrick has a very limited amount of disease and he appears to be responding well to treatment."

"All of the reports stating the timeframe of his prognosis and his physical side effects are absolutely untrue," Fisher said in the statement. "We are considerably more optimistic."

Wolf said Swayze deeply appreciated the "outpouring of support and concern" he has received from the public.

Though Swayze has had dozens of film, TV and stage roles, he is best known for starring as dance instructor Johnny Castle opposite Jennifer Grey's character, infatuated teenager Frances "Baby" Houseman, in "Dirty Dancing."

The film, which centers on an unlikely romance between the pair at a 1960s resort in the Catskills of New York, defied expectations to become a massive hit, earning both actors Golden Globe Award nominations.

Swayze performed the song "She's Like the Wind" for the movie's soundtrack and his signature line, "Nobody puts Baby in the corner," has become a pop culture staple.

"Dirty Dancing," which also featured the Oscar-winning song "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" -- remains widely popular two decades later and is replayed almost constantly on TV in the United States.

Swayze went on to star alongside Demi Moore in the 1990 tear-jerker romance "Ghost," which also became a huge box office hit and was nominated for an Academy Award for best picture.

The Texas-born Swayze, whose dancer-choreographer mother owned a Houston ballet studio, began performing at an early age and got his start in show business as a dancer and on the stage before landing film and TV roles in Hollywood.

http://omg.yahoo.com/dirty-dancing-star … /news/7208

I feel so bad for him and his family, this is a tough cancer to beat, I hope he atleast gets 5 years.

#549 Re: The Sunset Strip » Van Halen tour canceled? » 974 weeks ago

Thanks for posting Neemo.

Looks like the road isn't good for Eddie trying to stay sober.

#550 Re: Guns N' Roses » GIGWISE Lists Axl Rose as #42 on top 69 Front Men and Women » 974 weeks ago

CrimeSlunkScene wrote:
DoubleTalkingJive wrote:

I would but I think what hinders a list like this could be the temper tantrums on stage, making crowds wait, walking out of shows and causing riots.

Axl is hardly the only one who has done that in music history - but I do see your point.

I still believe that he's underestimated, though.

Have you seen alot of video's from past concerts?   He has stopped songs to yell at people in the audience, beit diserved or not, 3 riots and most people feel he makes the audience wait too long.

I am not saying I have a problem with it, I am just saying he has most certainly done these things and it could hinder his place in numbers for a best frontman type thing.

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