that's hard to fuse the two, they're so different. Good job on their part. I'll check YouTube for clips.
I see that you're having fun :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynne50
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that's hard to fuse the two, they're so different. Good job on their part. I'll check YouTube for clips.
I see that you're having fun :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynne50
I programmed tomorrow's SYTYCD on my DVD recorder :)
^ I can't wait to see which routines will be on the show.
let's make a guess. I say they'll have Trevis, because he's Mia's apprentice now. And it'll be a huge mistake not to have Neil, he's s crowd pleaser and chick magnet. They love Sabra, so she should be on too.
^ I'm not sure if the performances will be live, newly-taped, or just re-aired. If it's live or newly-taped, Neil might not be able to make it because he is doing a show on Broadway.
^ right, he's in real show biz now. I'd be very disappointed. Can't believe it's only an hour! Maybe it's just the old reruns?
^ Yeah, it'll probably just be re-runs. It would be difficult to get all the dancers back to perform.
^ bummer!!!!
"This Woman's Work" is the best routine out of all five seasons? Seriously, Nigel?
I know, it's hype because it's about breast cancer. I didn't think much of it the first time. This time it did bring tears to my eyes. That said, I don't think it's the best ever!
I like Brandon but I don't think his disco is the best disco. The best disco ever is Neil's Knock on Wood!!!
^ Yeah, I guess Nigel forgot about "Knock on Wood." I also would have preferred another one of Brandon and Janette's routines, particularly the Argentine tango or jazz.
Do you want to start the new thread?
I'm thinking you. You know so much more and you see all of the shows, both US and Can. Would you have the honor?
^ Done, check the General Music, Movies, Television forum.
saw it, posted on it :)
Ah...Max...that is a sweet poem you wrote to Niamh and her love....
Yeah, really...I think both your fathers would be raising an eyebrow! :brow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
Oh you go for thoese older gals, eh? Hey, honey, I can still rock it. I danced the whole night long at my son's wedding and mostly with his guy friends. It was a great fun!Quote:
That's close enough for me ... and I won't be ranting about age, no, no :p ... :lol: ... besides I know Brit ladies that rock!!! I can give many names :D
I will have to change my first name to an Irish one, since my last is name is very Irish (from my ex). Hummm... I must invest in some fiddle lessons. I can fiddle around on Litnet most days of the week!:lol:Quote:
Me too, especially for Irish ladies playing the fiddle :brow:
Sincerely, I do hope for that for you, Max. You deserve to meet a really nice and, likewise, deserving lady; one you can write a real love beautiful poem to.Quote:
Thanks for the wishes for my prosperity, Janine :nod:
Ok, I like that! A man who is polite, but assertive, one who doesn't stand by ceremony entirely; will go for what he believes in and wants. One who will stand up against all odds to win the heart of his beloved; now that is a true knight for you. I don't think though that you will need a S.W.A.T. team. Maybe just a horse and a lance! :lol:Quote:
Now let me add this.... I would talk to the father but if he refuses to give me his daughter, I am prepared for a kidnap :lol:
At my age, a man must be prepared for kidnapping elite operations, besides I've seen many S.W.A.T. procedures on TV/movies... I KNOW HOW TO DO IT :lol:
My advice to desperate bachelors: GO TAKE WHAT YOU WANT ... NOW :lol:
I hope they like it too... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
It would be more like a heart arrest for mine ... :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
GOOD FOR YOU! :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
"He who pays the fiddler calls the tune" ... so I'll pay you and you'll only play what I like... :lol: (kidding, you can play whatever :))Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
Most appreciated :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
I hope the same... I'm beginning to despair for it :nod: .... any lady read this? Ahoy there!! I'm available!!! :redface: :p :D :lol:
A horse and a lance will do most of the job... I could impale the refusing father ... :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
However I could use some help from brave allies... say Lancelot, Percival, Gawain, even Merlin could do some magic to make Guinevere's refusing father wisp away!! :D
I am sure they will; now both of them are blushing...Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
I can imagine! I would feel the same way about my son.Quote:
It would be more like a heart arrest for mine ... :lol:
Yep, I was the just like his dancing banana. I should post one of my less embarrassing photos. My son's friends love to kid with me and so they all danced with me that night and it was great. Of course the next day my son wanted to disown me. No, but seriously, he and his wife had a ball themselves. I wish you could have been there. You might have meet a lovely young lady; there were a number of ones single that were pretty cute and nice, too and just around your own age. Hey, want me to play matchmaker? I just saw "Fiddler On the Roof"...:lol:Quote:
GOOD FOR YOU! :banana:
Ah speaking of fiddlers....ok, I will take requests....I'm easy...maybe something Celtic then?Quote:
"He who pays the fiddler calls the tune" ... so I'll pay you and you'll only play what I like... :lol: (kidding, you can play whatever :))
Yep, I guess I will have to think about this matchmaking business...surely my daughter-in-law has a few single girlfriends who feel just like you do. And take advice from an old veteran - never give into the d word - 'despair'! It is never too late; you are still young; so what are you talking about? I am the one who should be in the state of despair; except, I stopped looking awhile ago...seems that's when the opposite sex is attracted to you. It's a wacky world we live in.Quote:
Most appreciated :)
I hope the same... I'm beginning to despair for it :nod: .... any lady read this? Ahoy there!! I'm available!!! :redface: :p :D :lol:
Is that Max's violent side? Yikes, impaling the father-in-law...now that's no way to win favor from the family! :goof:Quote:
A horse and a lance will do most of the job... I could impale the refusing father ... :lol:
However I could use some help from brave allies... say Lancelot, Percival, Gawain, even Merlin could do some magic to make Guinevere's refusing father wisp away!! :D
How about employing the help from Ivanhoe. I just saw that film not long ago. Ivanhoe was pretty cool. Merlin is not to be trusted! :lol: He might wisk you away with his magic wand.
How could I miss it? YOU SHOULD HAVE INVITED ME... now to make it up to me you'll have to be my eternal matchmaker!!! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
All the time!Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
Matchmaker this way please! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Janine
Really wacky world! Lonely good people, accompanied bad people... quite messed up everything is... lots of warped situations! :(
Nah! I'm not that violent. I would give the father the chance of a fair fight and even some advantage, to prove my good will! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Janine
I will have to watch my back from this Merlin dude! :lol: I thought he was to be trusted! :p
I think I hear a cougar on the prowl ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Janine
:lol: at least for one night! Don't mention the next day, when I could hardly walk..Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
Now, tell me AmericanEagle, if you were all dressed up in your finest and were let loose with a room full of cute young men, most single, to dance the night with, would you be a wall-flower?