TruthBTold

Cause you do now.

This was such a great part of my life. Right after the short great period that disco actually was (Donna Summers, Sylvester, Barry White, Gloria Gaynor, et al..) then right toward the end popped up these sorts of guys. I was so in love with David Byrne. Everything seemed so creative. You also had Blondie, The Pretenders, Marianne Faithful, David Bowie (more of), etc. It all made me feel alive even though so much felt like thing were closing in.

"I'm not short, I'm concentrated awesome."

Well, AZ, if there was a symbol with an emoji with a tongue sticking out toward you (not quite in hate but you know what I mean) I would post it. It was going to be pretty damn perfect weather when we were all going to be there, high 70's, low 80's. Oh, well, next year for sure. And after this, I know where I will be and exactly what I will be doing. So pick those dates. Rick

The hair says 80s, for his sake I hope so.

I use a paper mask (a pack) that I received the other day. They were much more comfortable than what I had been using which were filter masks that workmen who had worked on the installation of my bathroom had fortunately left behind. In both cases however, as I wear glasses, every time I breath I fog up. So I just don't wear glasses. Luckily I see well enough to get by.

Looks like he should be one of the Queen's grandsons.

Looks like a James Bond version.

First, I wish that in considering the 90s I would even be able to have "youth" apply. Second, although I like the song, I was startled when the camera slowly aimed in on his good-looking face and then to hear his voice start the song.

I am now.

My question is how he gets those pants on.

I think it is "This feels so good!", or that is what he should be saying.

I believe the question (i.e. do you ever bottom? I can't tell!) has been answered.

Yeah, I know. Maybe I should be embarrassed but I used to be excited when she came out with something new because it always seemed to be different from what she had done.

I hate to be a bummer and there are a lot, lot of people having it worse but I am going to feel bad because I am supposed to arrive in Palm Springs and go to my hotel this eve. My love goes out to everyone who was going to be there. Also, of course, to all the people of the world who have to go through this at all.

OK, I will leave the arms (which are really nice) to someone else and I will make my way to the southern regions. Two for one.

Just wait until you won't be able to get medication (if you happen to take it). There is a large amount manufactured there and it won't be getting here. So we better start getting our act together to make some ourselves.

He likes what he is doing.

Sure, OK sort of a cheap version of Bjork , not really, just a different generation Bjork. But this song makes me smile.

Thanks, thanks, thanks for this. I am assuming it is the usual unbelievably talented father and son situations and not the more fantasizable sugar daddy situations.

Makes me happy, at least for now . . .

Thanks so much for this. One of the most beautiful songs every written sung by one of the most remarkable voices ever. (As Celine Dion says on this Youtube version "if God would have a singing voice, he must sound a lot like Andrea Bocelli." Here is his version he sang for James Corden. Being an Italian it made me cry (not to diminish at all what we are going thru here).

jj - oh yes! That is where you start and then you ask him (kindly or not or just push him on his back) to slowly move forward. You push your tongue on its way where you want it to go.

If those are butter and syrup laden pancakes he ain't gonna have those packs. And if they're not, they ain't worth eating.