Q4)2nd June, 1955, saw the birth of Micheal Steele. She was the original bassist for which US band: Blondie, the Ramones, the Runaways or Iggy Pop and the Stooges?
A4)TheRunaways. (Steele found fame as bassist for the Bangles.)
Q5)Finally … ? 2nd June, 1840, saw the birth of writer, Thomas Hardy. Bathsheba Everdene is the main character of which of Hardy’s novels: Tess of the d’Urbervilles, Far from the Madding Crowd or Jude the Obscure?
† Very true, Olga. I think that’s part of the problem: is any potential power imbalance. A manager dating a manger is one thing, a manager dating a junior member of staff, something else. Still: “a fuss over nothing” is definitely the phrase!
Wasn’t that SOB, Olga? I got the impression that’s why Andrews did it: to — ahem! — expand her range, a bit!
‡ I think I’ve still got Wall of Voodoo’s first LP, somewhere, Debbi: it’s quite a listen. (Oh, the 15th June is a ten question set: I though I should mention.)
Q5) farthing Yes, SOB, you're right. Having read a bit more about the matter, it sounds as if he knew the guy since he was 10, so, yes, I can understand why people might have an uncomfortable feeling about it. I guess the combination of his persona and the possible implications of the story give one pause for thought. I hope you have a good day. It was handy that you posted the teaser earlier than usual today, as I have to cover a piece of news (the 70th anniversary of a local women's association), so it might have been a while before I managed to get to it, but I caught it before I left.
I'll try to build up my endurance for that one! :)
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I'll admit, I never thought about the monetary derivation of that symbol from The Prisoner. :) Hmm ... symbolic of what? I'm sure the Society of Prisoner Fans have theories. The Six of One?
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Yes, SOB, you're right. Having read a bit more about the matter, it sounds as if he knew the guy since he was 10, so, yes, I can understand why people might have an uncomfortable feeling about it. I guess the combination of his persona and the possible implications of the story give one pause for thought.
I hope you have a good day. It was handy that you posted the teaser earlier than usual today, as I have to cover a piece of news (the 70th anniversary of a local women's association), so it might have been a while before I managed to get to it, but I caught it before I left.
I'll try to build up my endurance for that one! :)
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2. a frame
3. pedals
4. cross
5. farthing
I'll admit, I never thought about the monetary derivation of that symbol from The Prisoner. :) Hmm ... symbolic of what? I'm sure the Society of Prisoner Fans have theories. The Six of One?
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