Thursday, 7 January 2021

ANOTHER DRINK VICTORIA?

 

I’m curious to know was Howard Stern?

You should have watched Gabriel Byrne?

I’d really like to know did Penny Root?

Would you also like to see Neville Shute?

How dull it was to watch Winston Groom?

It will be nice to watch Clair Bloom?

After the event was Sylvia Chard?

Does anyone think that Eddie Izzard?

 

Does anyone know is Andrew Gold?

Would anyone know is Steve Bold?

Was anyone else watching Philip Cast?

Can anyone remember was James Last?

I can’t help wondering if Ralph Coates?

There is some doubt if Brenda Totes?

Does anyone think was Donna Tart?

Would you know was Maxwell Smart?

 

Does anyone know can Brion Toss?

I have often wondered is Ben Cross?

Can anyone tell me was Austin Talle?

Were you there and was Gladstone Small?

What I’d like to know could Sharon Roe?

You should have watched Anders Flo?

Would someone tell me will Davinda Singh?

Did anyone ever feel such a Sting?

 

Would anyone know who will Jo Brand?

Does anyone know is Louise Bland?

Can anyone remember if Alfred Sung?

What do you really think is Sean Young?

Tell me What’s the truth is Koo Stark?

Would anyone know was Yvonne Darke?

I Didn’t think I’d ever hear Natasha Pyne?

We all thought we’d hear Victoria Wine?

ALL-TIME CLASSIC MOVIE FAVOURITES – AIRPORT (1970)

 

Airport” is an action thriller disaster movie, the first of a series, screenplay by George Seaton from the Novel by Arthur Hailey and Directed by George Seaton and Henry Hathaway.

The movie revolves around the airport manager of Lincoln International Airport, near Chicago, Mel Bakersfeld (Burt Lancaster), who has to contend with a paralyzing snowstorm, environmental concerns over noise pollution, a blocked runway, schedule issues, an habitual elderly Trans Global Airlines stowaway, Ada Quonsett (Helen Hayes), manpower problems, frozen runways, equipment malfunctions and a suicide bomber, D.O. Guerrero (Van Heflin) plans to blow up a Boeing 707 airliner in flight.

A first class movie which was the for runner of the disaster movie genre, helped in no small measure by a great cast including: Dean Martin, Jean Seberg, Jacqueline Bisset, George Kennedy, Maureen Stapleton, Barry Nelson, Dana Wynter and Lloyd Nolan.

 

Wednesday, 6 January 2021

Women versus Men

 

A WOMANS VIEW

 

Have you seen that bottle blonde?

She asks her friend to look again

If that girl doesn’t dye her hair

She must certainly dye her roots then

 

A MANS VIEW

 

Have you seen that smashing blonde?

He asks his mate who looks a lot

What about her collar and cuffs?

Do you think they match or not?

SISTERS

 

I’ve met strange girls

In this life of mine

When seeking company

From time to time

Strange like the sisters

That once I knew

Two sisters known

As Pam and Sue

 

Now Pam was the oldest

As a matter of fact

And she had blonde hair

Right down her back

That sounds all right

You would have said

But it grew down her back

And not on her head

 

Now Sue was the younger

It has to be said

And she wasn’t blonde

She was a red head

And when I saw her

I was filled with dread

She had no hair

Just a very red head

HAIR

 

Some men love them red

Others love them brown

Some men like it up

Others like it down

Some men love them mousy

Others love them black

Some men like it forward

Others like it back

Some men love it ginger

Others love it blonde

I don’t care about their hair

Its girls themselves I’m fond

MIXED RACE

 

He was a man from Coventry

And she was born in Brittany

But despite their nationality

They soon found similarity

They wed and found a flat to let

And they had a child named Violet

And when the daughter came of age

It was time for her to earn a wage

A model’s life is what she chose

But agents turned up a collective nose

The strangest thing had caused alarm

She only shaved beneath one arm

ONE MANS FISH

 

One man’s fowl

Is another man’s fish

A skinny girl that’s

My ideal dish

I like them thin

And I like them lean

Because it takes a waif

To keep me keen

A skinny girl that’s

My ideal treat

For the nearer the bone

The sweeter the meat