Not Paul Day (I was a Seventies/Eighties metalhead once!)
I don’t know the author who used those pseudonyms. Ask a DQ… unless…
“Dick” is a nickname for Richard, so… is that Philip Dick again?
I don’t know this one- ask a DQ
“Horselover Fat” has always cracked me up. (It’s “Philip[pus]” and “Dick” translated from the Greek and German, respectively.)
Are you a now-politically incorrect caricature of a homosexual poet?
Are you the “Man from Atlantis”?
Pauline Davis.
DQ: Were you born in Europe?
Did you write an autobiography detailing what a prick your politician father was?
Also, the original singer from Iron Maiden was Paul Di’Anno, not Paul Day - does that mean Dead Cat gets a DQ?
Awesome reference.
I’m not Patrick Duffy.
But I don’t know the gay poet. Ask a DQ
Yes, I was born in Europe
SUMMARY:
Real person
Male
Dead
Was alive after 1950
Did not die between 1950 and 1980
American citizen, but born in Europe
Was alive in the 20th century
Not an entertainer, but have written books
Have appeared on television, though it’s not what I’m best known for
Known as a businessman
Not involved in politics
I assume you mean Patti Davis, Reagan’s daughter.
If Paul Day was not the original singer, I guess Dead Cat is entitled to another DQ. Bruce Dickinson was the only one I ever paid much attention to, anyway.
Were you the first guitarist for a handy group?
Good work! I thought I searched the thread for Philip Dick before I asked the question, but I may have missed it, sorry. And Paul Day was the name I was going for, so I won’t take a DQ.
“Handy”? Not Badfinger… okay, I’m missing the pun. I’ll groan later.
Ask your DQ
Did you play the younger brother of one of the most unsympathetic characters of 80.s TV?
Paul D’Amour, guitarist for Tool.
DQ: Was English your first language?
Did you write peasant songs in 19th century France?
Did a hot dog make you lose control?
Ernie Kovacs played Percy Dovetonsils.
DQ: Did the business for which you are known involve the production and/or marketing of food?
IQ’s:
Did you play a chick whose surname was McConnell?
Were you a frequent Match Game panelist?
No- I was born in a country where English is not the native language.
SUMMARY:
Real person
Male
Dead
Was alive after 1950
Did not die between 1950 and 1980
American citizen, but born in Europe
Was alive in the 20th century
Not an entertainer, but have written books
Have appeared on television, though it’s not what I’m best known for
Known as a businessman
Not involved in politics
English was not my first language
I’m stumped- ask a DQ
I’m not Patty Duke.
But the French peasant stumps me. Ask a DQ