Julia Duffy and Bob Newhart:

A bar in Mayfield Heights, Ohio.

Cleveland's Little Italy.

Lakewood, Ohio.

Toledo's Harvard Terrace neighborhood.

Whaley Home- Flint Michigan

Lakewood, Ohio.

Cool Picture!:cool:

Cedar Point.

RTA's Brookpark Station at the Brookpark/Cleveland border.

The Beatles childhood homes

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House in Port Royal Virginia I am going to look at tomorrow

:eek2: :seeya:

A bird's eye view!!!

:eek2: :seeya:
*groan* That is awful. :eek: :crazy: :lol:

:clap :clap :clap

*groan* That is awful. :eek: :crazy: :lol:

LOL I Know! That is one movie besides Silence Of The Lambs that I could not watch! Too gruesome and creepy! I have tried but just couldn't do it! :lol: My taste in horror movies are films like Poltergeist and The Haunting(the 1960 version). I like a good ghost story. I hate slasher films and I am reluctant to watch films like The Exorcist or The Omen.(Devil possession themed) . :eek: I tried watching Silence Of The Lambs once but I gave it up after about 15 minutes!:lol: Too, too creepy for me! :wave:

So true!:lol:

catlover, you're not going to win many friends bashing Beyoncé like that, especially when many of her fans don't know (or care!) who Freddie Mercury was, and besides, he represents seventies classic rock, which Beyoncé fans don't give a sh:censored: about - because that's their parents' music! :eek:

Zappa! :D

catlover, you're not going to win many friends bashing Beyoncé like that, especially when many of her fans don't know (or care!) who Freddie Mercury was, and besides, he represents seventies classic rock, which Beyoncé fans don't give a sh:censored: about - because that's their parents' music! :eek:

Kids - they don't know what good music is!!!!

Kids - they don't know what good music is!!!!

YOU SAID IT! :)

:cat: :kitties:

Cute! :)

The Duke and Duchess Of Cambridge with their new baby son:)

George VI - the last King of England!

The First King George 1714 until his death 1727

King George II reigned from 1727 until his death 1760

King George III 1760-1820

:rofl:

London, England

:D

:D

^ :rofl:

George, Ringo, Pattie and Maureen attend the Wonderwall premiere in Cannes.

The Man's Bathroom:

My dad loved this when we watched this ep together:

The Northern Lights over The Mackinac Bridge, Michigan

Another picture of George II. The U.S. state of Georgia is named for him. Also, he, like another king - Elvis - died in his bathroom.

George IV of England (1820 to 1830). When his father, George III, went insane in 1811, George the Younger became regent, and so the period between 1811 and 1830 is known as the "Regency era." Regent's Park in London is named for him.

George V of England (1910-1936). As the king of Great Britain during World War I, he renounced the German lineage of the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha founded by his grandfather, Prince Albert, and changed the royal family name to Windsor.

The future King George VII? Maybe . . . Prince Charles - Charles Philip Arthur George, Prince of Wales, has been rumored to be considering reigning as George VII when he becomes King of England. Why? Because the two English kings named Charles were not nice guys. Charles I was a tyrant, and Charles II was a hedonist. But since Charles likely won't become king until he's 80 or so, he will likely reign as King Charles III.

I have a space just like this! :lol:

mouth and goatee

Hohenzoller Castle in the clouds GORGEOUS!:)

Along Chellows Lane, Lingfield, Surrey, England

Ever wonder what Abbey Road in London looks like farther up - that is,. if you could just keep going in the direction Iain Macmillan pointed his camera when he photographed the Beatles for the Abbey Road album cover? Here's a picture of 24 Abbey Road, about two blocks up. Note that they still love their VWs in Westminster! :D :lol:

This is the type of "Cape Cod" style bungalow that I spent the first 13 1/2 years of my life in. It's not the house itself, but the kind of house.

Where Lakes Huron and Michigan meet under the Mackinac Bridge (The Straits of Mackinac)

I like this idea!:happyface

Westmount Avenue, Chatham, Kent, England. Ooh, look at the VW Polo parked in front! And a Golf next to it! :-)

Best Street, Chatham, Kent, England

The fog is getting thicker, and...

:)

The Pat Boone Family, circa 1968:

The Fonz and Pinky Tuscadero :thumbsup: AY..........................:thumbsup:

The end . . . of dozens of careers! 'Sgt. Pepper' movie finale. "THE END?" Is that a promise? :p

The Bee Gees and Peter Frampton try to emulate a famous foursome. It does not go well. :eek: WRONG FOURSOME! :eek2:

I will say this - where else can you see Barry Gibb punch out Alice Cooper, or witness Peter Frampton beat up Steven Tyler? :eek: :crazy: :lol:

Last night's fireworks show after the Indians/White Sox game:

I will say this - where else can you see Barry Gibb punch out Alice Cooper, or witness Peter Frampton beat up Steven Tyler? :eek: :crazy: :lol:


Ha ha! And Alice landed in a cream pie because of Barry! :lol:

a young girl looking down

:)

:lol:

The Tall Ships- Bay City, Michigan

:lol:


Get down Polka Kings!:rock:

Get down Polka Kings!:rock:
*singing* "Roll out the barrel, we'll have a barrel of fun..." :rofl:

:lol:
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Are you sure you don't mean "Ukrainian in exile?" Considering the mid-1970's Plymouth Duster, and the guitarist with the leftover 1960's clothes and hairstyle, that's really the only thing this could possibly be.

:crazy: ;)

Are you sure you don't mean "Ukrainian in exile?" Considering the mid-1970's Plymouth Duster, and the guitarist with the leftover 1960's clothes and hairstyle, that's really the only thing this could possibly be.

:crazy: ;)


Plus, if you act now, you get an ice crusher! :lol:

Plus, if you act now, you get an ice crusher! :lol:
With an 8-Track player too!

:lol: :happyface :crazy:

And speaking of Polka Kings............................:lol:

And speaking of Polka Kings............................:lol:

:lol:

Weird mammantus cloud formation over Iron Mountain, Michigan

:D

John and Paul recording “The Ballad of John and Yoko" 14 April 1969:guitar: :rock:

With an 8-Track player too!

:lol: :happyface :crazy:

:rofl:

a girl

Tower Bridge in London

With an 8-Track player too!

:lol: :happyface :crazy:

I wore mine out!:D

2013 Primetime Emmy-nominated Robin Wright in her first (Daytime) Emmy-nominated role, that of Kelly Capwell (1984-88) on Santa Barbara:

Corporation Street, Rochester, England. Look at the little cars! :lol:

Corporation Street, Rochester, England. Look at the little cars! :lol:

I believe one of the owners of those cars answers to the name of Steven Q. Urkel. :lol:

:crazy:

I believe one of the owners of those cars answers to the name of Steven Q. Urkel. :lol:

The one on the left is a Ford Ka, I don't know what the other one is.

Abbey Road Studios, London, 2012

Ha ha! And Alice landed in a cream pie because of Barry! :lol:

See?

Logan stone in a field

Can you find the human face in this photo?:D

I totally would have watched this. :lol:

:cool:

.

"Love is old, love is new . . . "

"Love is all, love is you, sweetie!" :eek:

:eyes: :loveya:

a young woman

:D

:)

A cherry blossom tree:

Chapel Rock, Pictured Rocks National Lake Shore, Michigan

Des Moines

Hello Lads!:wave:

Love this!:crazy: :lol:

"I feel pretty, oh, so pretty . . .."

"We all live in . . . " :)

.

Mr. Bear!!!!

Stephanie and Mr. Bear:)

No comment!!

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:)

.

:eek: :eek: :eek:

:eek: :eek: :eek:


Oh my goodness! I wonder what all of that is supposed to accomplish?:confused: :lol:

Oh my goodness! I wonder what all of that is supposed to accomplish?:confused: :lol:

It looks like an ancient torture device!!!

This is what women had to do to get curls way back when!:lol:

I had straight fine hair when I was little and My mom put me through this torture at least once a year! :lol:

This is what women had to do to get curls way back when!:lol:

She looks like a space alien!! :rofl:

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She looks like a space alien!! :rofl:

I'm sure she was advised not to make any sudden moves! OUCH!:eek:

I had straight fine hair when I was little and My mom put me through this torture at least once a year! :lol:


Me in 2nd grade after one of my perms!:lol:

Aw................................:lol:

a woman

Ah................ This is the life!:)

Ha ha! And Alice landed in a cream pie because of Barry! :lol:
That's right!!! :rofl:

Steve M., you really should read this book. The author completely eviscerates the Sgt. Pepper movie - it has its own chapter. He blames the whole fiasco on Robert Stigwood.

Old Outhouse:D

"Living just for dying,
"Dying just for you." -- Black Sabbath

Squire's Castle.

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How'd you get a pic of my car?!

Cool A- Frame:cool:

woman with circus posters

So in love:love: :heart:

Steve M., you really should read this book. The author completely eviscerates the Sgt. Pepper movie - it has its own chapter. He blames the whole fiasco on Robert Stigwood.

catlover - Thanks! I saw this movie when it first came out - I was twelve - and I actually liked it, but after I heard Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road, and after I saw the movie on TV having heard the original Beatles records, I realized what piece of crap this film was! I too blame no one but Robert Stigwood for this movie. Frampton turned it down at first; he only did it because Stigwood said he was getting Paul McCartney to star in it, but Frampton only learned that Paul wasn't going to do it after he signed the contract! The Bee Gees never wanted to do it because they'd been compared to the Beatles's lighter side in the '60s and they thought they were beyond that. Frankie Howerd said it was like being in Saturday Night Fever without the fever. :D Michael Schultz was pretty much working for Stigwood as the director - it wasn't his vision - and George Martin only did it because he felt responsible to keep the Beatles' music from being overseen by someone who didn't know a thing about it. I've made it my life's work to keep younger Beatles fans from seeing it so they'll be spared psychological harm. :mad:

By the way, I had a T-shirt just like Robin's! :eek: :lol:

A rose tribute at the September 11 Memorial in New York.

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catlover - Thanks! I saw this movie when it first came out - I was twelve - and I actually liked it, but after I heard Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road, and after I saw the movie on TV having heard the original Beatles records, I realized what piece of crap this film was! I too blame no one but Robert Stigwood for this movie. Frampton turned it down at first; he only did it because Stigwood said he was getting Paul McCartney to star in it, but Frampton only learned that Paul wasn't going to do it after he signed the contract! The Bee Gees never wanted to do it because they'd been compared to the Beatles's lighter side in the '60s and they thought they were beyond that. Frankie Howerd said it was like being in Saturday Night Fever without the fever. :D Michael Schultz was pretty much working for Stigwood as the director - it wasn't his vision - and George Martin only did it because he felt responsible to keep the Beatles' music from being overseen by someone who didn't know a thing about it. I've made it my life's work to keep younger Beatles fans from seeing it so they'll be spared psychological harm. :mad:

By the way, I had a T-shirt just like Robin's! :eek: :lol:

As bad as Sgt Pepper is, I love it. Thoroughly entertaining. I find it far enjoyable than most of the so called "good" movies.

As bad as Sgt Pepper is, I love it. Thoroughly entertaining. I find it far enjoyable than most of the so called "good" movies.

I love it too. One of the best "bad" movies ever made. And the Beatles covers are pretty good, too.

the picture sleeve for the Strangeloves' "I Want Candy"

John Lennon with the poster that inspired "Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite!" :)

How'd you get a pic of my car?!

:rofl:

catlover - Thanks! I saw this movie when it first came out - I was twelve - and I actually liked it, but after I heard Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road, and after I saw the movie on TV having heard the original Beatles records, I realized what piece of crap this film was! I too blame no one but Robert Stigwood for this movie. Frampton turned it down at first; he only did it because Stigwood said he was getting Paul McCartney to star in it, but Frampton only learned that Paul wasn't going to do it after he signed the contract! The Bee Gees never wanted to do it because they'd been compared to the Beatles's lighter side in the '60s and they thought they were beyond that. Frankie Howerd said it was like being in Saturday Night Fever without the fever. :D Michael Schultz was pretty much working for Stigwood as the director - it wasn't his vision - and George Martin only did it because he felt responsible to keep the Beatles' music from being overseen by someone who didn't know a thing about it. I've made it my life's work to keep younger Beatles fans from seeing it so they'll be spared psychological harm. :mad:

By the way, I had a T-shirt just like Robin's! :eek: :lol:

In this chapter of the book, he shares some of the critics' takes on the movie. The best one came from Janet Maslin:

"This isn't a movie, it's a business deal set to music."

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

One thing I really did like, and that was Robin Gibb's heartfelt take on "Oh! Darling". Very nice.

I love it too. One of the best "bad" movies ever made. And the Beatles covers are pretty good, too.

I wonder how things would have been like had Andy Gibb been cast as Billy Shears instead of Peter Frampton. But Andy was making his Shadow Dancing album at the time, so that probably counted him out.

Yelloe Submarine Lunch Box:cool:

Sgt. Pepper days................The real ones!:D
Wasn't Paul just too cute?:eyes:

In this chapter of the book, he shares some of the critics' takes on the movie. The best one came from Janet Maslin:

"This isn't a movie, it's a business deal set to music."

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

One thing I really did like, and that was Robin Gibb's heartfelt take on "Oh! Darling". Very nice.

I like it too! Robin had such a nice voice.

Robin Gibb in his early days.

Steve and Eydie.................Eydie Gorme passed away today at age 84 May she rest in peace.:(

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John, Yoko and baby Sean:)

Yelloe Submarine Lunch Box:cool:

That's cool! I collected the Yellow Submarine figures that came out years ago, my favorite is the submarine wind up toy.

I still use my Yellow Submarine mouse pad I got free when I bought YS on DVD way back when.

That's cool! I collected the Yellow Submarine figures that came out years ago, my favorite is the submarine wind up toy.

I still use my Yellow Submarine mouse pad I got free when I bought YS on DVD way back when.


My son in law got me these Yellow Submarine figures for Christmas on year. I have never opened the package because maybe they will be worth something someday?:) Also shown are two Beatles jigsaw puzzles.

My brother gave me these Beatles Bears. Aren't they cool?:cool: As you can see in the background on the wall are some of my Beatles pictures. I have them plastered all over the computer room.:lol: I guess I'm forever 14 years old! ;)

I opened mine, I need to hold them in my hands haha

My wife has the same Big Fish fish!

My desktop! I know, I'm a hopeless case!:lol:

Most of my desktop is composed of computer games of which I'm addicted!:D

I opened mine, I need to hold them in my hands haha

My wife has the same Big Fish fish!

Yes as I stated in my above post I am addicted to computer games especially Big Fish games. I have that plush toy, a medallion, 3 mousepads and two keychains for being such an avid purchaser of their games.:D

On the right in that picture is my Jack Sparrow bobblehead. I didn't realize that it was turned sideways until after I took the picture.:crazy:

Ooo-Ooo-Ooo-Oooh.
Dr. Coconut.
Look out.
Here he comes.
Dr. Coconut.


Look out.
Here he comes.
Dr. Coconut.

Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor's take on a woman's version of a stop sign. :rolleyes: :lol:

Robin Gibb in his early days.
God rest him. There was no other voice in pop quite like his.

Another great running gag on HI:

Another great running gag on HI:
I love how quickly Al would pull out that card every time Tim did something inappropriate!! :lol:

girl with earphones

:lol:

The mother of all clown cars - two minivan front ends welded together! Where ya goin,' clown car driver? :eek:

The mother of all clown cars - two minivan front ends welded together! Where ya goin,' clown car driver? :eek:

:eek: :seeya:

"They're hopelessly human, both inside and out." -- Kansas

"They're hopelessly human, both inside and out." -- Kansas

John and Cynthia in the garden of their home at Kenwood Weybridge Surrey 1964

Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter

Miggy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:dance:

a plate

Bathing Beauty circa 1917 SHAMEFUL!;)

(Album...er...CD cover)

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Scene from the movie- The Ghastly Love Of Johnny X (2012)

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:cat:

Pool table made from a Mustang:cool:

another young woman

Eiffel Tower under construction in July, 1888

Circus clown Ruth Chaddock - both with and without makeup! (She's with a friend in the second photo.)

:D

HAH! :p

So, so true.

A sad end for a Studebaker:(

a girl with big earrings

A sad end for a Studebaker:(

That's a bear's natural habitat (see The Muppet Movie). ;)

:confused: :crazy: :lol:

The Hindenburg over New York City

closeup of a girl

Kate Middleton and her Mum- In Law:)

I took this three days ago at my old house down the block from my current residence.

:crazy:

Oh no, that policy is an anti-hip-hop cultural bias! ;)

Got milk?

Oh no, that policy is an anti-hip-hop cultural bias! ;)


You've got it!:lol:

Lazytown's former Stephanie, now.

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Madison Square Garden swimming pool - 1921

Stray Kitties: "Meoooow-oww-oww!"
Ally Dawson: "That spells "Pilow Fight."

:D

^ :lol: Lord of the Wings, that's funny. It reminds me of this scene from a popular YouTube Poop:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEc5SN8WjTQ

From The Princess Bride. :lol: Love this!:D

girl wearing a locket

:lol:

:crazy:

:lol:

Optical Illusion

The high school that I graduated from. First: the boy's gym.

The school's performing arts center.

Cleveland's Kamm's Corners neighborhood.

Can you guess what this is?:D

Can you guess what this is?:D
Beavis: "Woah! Butt-head, look! A toilet! Heh-heh-heh!"
Butt-head: Huh-huh-huh. Cool."

:lol:

a woman

another woman

[QUOTE]=D-Dey]Beavis: "Woah! Butt-head, look! A toilet! Heh-heh-heh!"
Butt-head: Huh-huh-huh. Cool."

No, not a toilet! Try again!:D

Historical look back to the old Ringling days


Side note: Not sure what year but A circus train wrecked in Durand ,Michigan(not far from me) and Red Skelton's father(a circus clown) was killed along with many other circus people and animals. They are buried in a small country cemetery near where my daughter lives. There is a marker chronicling the tragedy.:(

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:p :crazy:

I've received many remarkable nature photographs over the years but this
photo of a nesting Falcon is perhaps the most remarkable Nature shot that
I've ever seen. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Nature is truly
breath-taking!

A Falcon nesting in a tree:D

:)

How I Won The War

The NBC peacock has been invaded by the Angry Birds:

Frankenstein- 1931 When this film first came out women/girls fainted they were so scared!:faint: :lol:

OOOOOPS!!

i have no idea what type of plane this is but I liked the photo!:)

another woman

Mega mall in Beijing, China WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No comment!!

No comment!!

Oh my! I hope it hasn't come to that!:eek:

This car was in the "Back To The Bricks" car show in Flint Michigan. I have no idea what it is. But isn't it spectacular?:happyface

The CBS eye for stoners:

JEEP! :D

Autumn in Michigan:)

:)

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Oh................. I just love this photo! They are so photogenic! :) The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their son, Prince George, in the Middleton family garden Congrats to the new parents!:)

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:lol: The Pink Panther theme song.

At the annual Cheeseburger Festival in Caseville Michigan:lol:

another young woman

The SEAT Leon, and its interior. SEAT is a Spanish car brand. I know what you're thinking - "Oh, Steve, where can I get one?" Well, that's the thing. You have to renounce your American or Canadian citizenship and move to Spain or somewhere else in Europe to buy one. Or, if you're an American, wait 25 years and buy a used one to bring over here yourself! That's the law! SEAT is owned by Volkswagen.

A farmer's family photo from Smithfield texas circa 1912 (The good Old days?):crazy:

The Škoda Octavia, from the Czech Republic. If it looks like a VW Jetta to you, that's because Škoda is owned by Volkswagen too! Škodas are, of course, unavailable in North America.

:loveya:

Carl Hahn (b. 1926), "Mr. Volkswagen." He was the president of Volkswagen of America from 1958 to 1965 and chairman of the entire Volkswagen company from 1982 to 1993. He hired the ad agency that made all those wonderful Beetle ads in America (Doyle Dane Bernbach) as VWoA's president, and he bought SEAT and Škoda after becoming chairman of all of VW. Hahn also started VW's Chinese operations, and he gave his blessing to the American version of the GTI.

Ferdinand Piëch (b. 1937), grandson of Ferdinand Porsche, nephew of Ferry Porsche, and son of lawyer Anton Piëch. He became chairman of Volkswagen in 1993 and turned the company around after years of inefficiency - and he helped turn around the VW brand in the United States, where it was about to die. He oversaw the production of the New Beetle and developed the fourth-generation Golf and Jetta. Piëch ran VW-owned Audi from 1988 to 1991 and turned Audi from a buttoned-down Buick-type car brand into a serious maker of premium luxury sport vehicles. He remained chairman of Volkswagen's supervisory board after stepping down as CEO in 2002.

Henry Ford 1863-1947

Lee Iaccoca (b. 1924)

Henry Ford II (1917-1987), grandson of Henry I. He fired Iacocca from Ford because he disliked him.

The EDWIN H. GOTT FREIGHTER under The Mackinac Bridge

This photo of my husband and me was taken several years ago('97 I think) at a Halloween party in our campground. If you haven't guessed, Dave is a Blues Brother and I really don't know who I'm supposed to be! :lol: Just his girlfriend I guess! Anyway what was so funny was that all of the little kids there who had no idea who the Blues Brothers were thought that he was one of the Men In Black! It was so cute!:) Well, the D J knew who he was and played "Soul Man" just for him! He loved it! What a great night that was!:D

Ferry Porsche, son of Ferdinand Porsche, uncle of Ferdinand Piëch, and founder of the sports car company that bears his family's name. here his is with some of his products. :)

I took these with my iPad's Photo Booth app.

I took these with my iPad's Photo Booth app.