Darned Near Perfect
posted by Phelony Jones at 8:33 PM
samedi, novembre 18, 2006
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- Nom : Phelony Jones
- Lieu : Milwaukee, United States
Live from the Front Range of Colorado. This is the incomplete story of my so-called Vintage Life.
Something old, something new, some things I hope work never sees.
My core belief is in being the master of my own parade.
I hope you enjoy reading my spry, off-kilter spew as much as I enjoy writing it.
10 Comments:
Call me whatever you want Gene Kelley was a dreamy.
Oops extra a in first comment.
Must write second comment to correct first comment.
A-hem "Gene Kelley was a dreamboat". :)Hotachacha
If Hollywood made any contribution, it was the endless hours of training that gave us the quality of acting, singing and dancing from the golden age.
I just had to include the clip so that I could watch his incredible body :)
Oh, and the dancing is pretty good, too.
Blagh I just realized that if you took Gene Kelly I would be stuck with the little dancing man in the green sweater.
I love this. We are the only ones that find this amusing.
mahahhahahaa... I saw the hot one first!!!
Calm down girls. All this purring.
Hello Neo-Con you came just in time to see the cat fight.
Please tell Phelony that saying "I saw him first" does not count!
So, Phel, since my sis is a fellow Gene fan, i mentioned your site to her - even mentioned that you had the "moses supposes" skit on your blog.
Mistake.
she proceded to sing and dance the whole song - ending any conversation 'cause she was too busy singing. her 8 yr. old daughter just stared at her during the whole time wondering what had gotten into her mommy to make her act like that.
just thought i'd share the influence your site has ;-)
Oh... yeah I can relate to that. Although I can't take credit. That'd be like hanging up a monet and taking credit because you put it there!
I can't blame her. Gene well-deserves the appropriate use of the term "all that".
Oh ps, ask your sister if she too is impressed at the heavy amount of dancing at the end - and that they still had the lung power to belt out a long note.
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