Yeah, let’s close down Times Square during rush hour on a Thursday so 80’s hair band Bon Jovi can perform.
THAT’s always a great idea.
:rolleyes:
He got on the cover of the Entertainment section of last Sunday’s News.
Was I the only one who wanted to post in the “Celebrities you want to dry up and blow off” thread in the Cafe?
– Uke, wishing it HAD been a hootenanny
Hey, as long as they play “Livin’ on a Prayer” it’s cool. All together now…
Oooooooooooooh…we’re half way theee-eeere
Oooooo-OOOOOH…livin’ on a praay-er
take my hand and we’ll make it I swear
Oooooo-OOOOOH…livin’ on a praayer.
Aaaah…greatest bar song ever.
I think the moment an artist lands a recurring role on TV’s Ally McBeal, it’s time to hang up the ol’ leather chaps and headband.
Not if they sing “Livin’ on a Prayer.”
I confess: I have an enduring soft spot for Bon Jovi because I luh-uuuuuved them when I was a teenager. There’s a band I would have run away from home to be a groupie for. Every fourteen-year-old fantasy I had was about Jon or Ritchie, and their big-haired, handsome faces smiled down on me from the walls of my pink bedroom. I even had a Bon Jovi Trapper-Keeper – now that’s dedication. 
So I still smile when I see Bon Jovi, and I think I’ll always have a soft spot for them. If they were in concert in my town, I’d definitely go.
My only complaint is that both Jon and Ritchie are aging better than I am, but I suppose I can’t hold that against them.
Worse. One of my cow-orkers was playing some radio station that had most of the show livecast. They did do “Livin’ on a Prayer”, FWIW.
Gag.
Teeheehee. He said “hootenanny.”
What’s a ‘hootenanny’?
Better still, what’s a ‘Bon Jovi’?
Or am I just showing my ethnicity and my age??
[Leary] I mean, Stevie Ray Vaughan is dead, and we can’t get Jon Bon Jovi in a helicopter? Come on, folks. Get on that helicopter, Jon, SHUT THE FUCK UP AND GET ON THAT HELICOPTER, there’s a hairdresser in there, yeah, go ahead in there, yeah, yeah. [/Leary] 
Thank goodness I stood warned, and took the train home instead of shoving my way west to get a bus. Idiots.
Oh, and while we’re at it—whose bright idea was it to do a military jet flyover in lower Manhattan earlier this week? Scared the bejeebers out of my friends on Wall Street. What’s next, setting off commemorative smoke bombs in front of public buildings?
I thought maybe this was about a new sequel to one my favorite Christmas stories and television specials, but I guess not.
Eve, remember that blackout that hit Soho and the West Village a few Saturdays ago because of that transformer fire? I was caught up in it and wandered around for a while, seeing everybody in Soho come out and sit on their stoops and getting cheap food from the restaurants, when all of a sudden two military jets came swooping overhead going towards the Brooklyn Bridge. Conversation stopped, heads craned upward, and faces got all tense. I’d been in the Bronx on 9/11 but most of these people had probably seen a lot that day, and we all remembered when the only thing in the sky was fighter jets and birds.
As it happened, the fire was because of an overload, the power was restored by suppertime, and the jets were just doing a flyover at a Yankees game and were headed back to Jersey or someplace.
I’m taking a class on 34th and took the East Side subway home yesterday–no way was I getting near the Square. But it was cool to stand on 42nd and 5th and hear the crowd over there.
A hootenanny?
How much better could it be? To hell with Amazing Grace defiled by the bagpipes!!
Howzabout Shenandoah!
I believe Spider John Koerner would make room in his schedule.
According to Spike Jones, it’s what you get when you cross an owl with a goat.:rolleyes:
It’s an informal jam session/performance, usually of country or bluegrass music.
**Better still, what’s a ‘Bon Jovi’? **
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A pop-metal hair band from the 70s. From NJ.
**Or am I just showing my ethnicity and my age?? **
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Not at all. What’s a dunny? Is that like a potty?
ROTFLMAO!!!