Hey, Ringo,
Great comment concerning narcissistic Nicholas Blair's apparent obsession with proper dental care using dental floss. I think that Nicky B. has one of the great "crocodile smiles" of all time, I'd even go so far as to say that it rivals those of "Smiling" Jack Nicholson (the pride of Neptine, NJ) and of the inimitable Cesar Romero, star of countless Hollywood flicks (and, also quite memorable as the Joker on Batman)!
Do you think that the new Mrs. McCartney might be pushing her husband to do something new with his hair color? By the way, is it true that Sir Paul's kids are less than thrilled with their new "mom"?
Carol,
I don't mean to sound as if I'm just picking on the Russian people. If I may make a comment on my mother's "paisan," the wonderful and always lyrical people of the Emerald Isle, never, ever get into a Dublin taxi, even in the dead of winter, without first opening boeh rear windows in the cab!
You know that old Irish Spring soap commercial, with the handsome Irish fellow, wearing the tweed cap and the traditional Irish fisherman's sweater, pleasantly extolling the deoderant cleaning power of Irish Spring soap? Well, the great comedic actor, Steve Landesberg, once did a bit on that commercial where the Irish guy's girlfriend says to him: "Och, Kevin, God love you! You need a shower! Use some Irish Spring soap now, won't you, like a good lad?"
John in SC,
Good point about Nathan Forbses' uniform. However, I don't think that Nathan, being in the service, had much to say about his choice of attire. When you're in uniform, you have to wear those threads most of the time. You must see a lot of GI's from Ft. Jackson walking around in their olive drab uniforms in Columbia.
I remember, wearing the gray Air Force uniform (although, not quite the same shade of gray as Nicky B.'s suit), and the guys would joke that we had the same uniform as the members of a fellow government outfit, the Unites States Postal Service!
Sincerely,
Bob the Bartender. an unabashed supporter of Martha Stewart!
