It wasn't a "conversation," it was a conversation. A long time ago--I forget who the participants were, but I think they probably weren't "crazed fan girls."
Ah yes, the facial wart, now you see it, now you don't. . .
I'm disappointed, I'd rather have thought of whatever-it-is as a birthmark (which a clump of hair isn't, IMO). If it's a clump of hair, then it looks like a bit of carpet stuck on his back.
I remember this being discussed ages ago, and I was probably involved as usual. You can also see it on the video of Burning Down One Side, and on a couple of bootleg rehearsal tapes. The general consensus was that it was a birthmark. (Which is what it looks like to me.) But it's speculation.
I always thought the hand belonged to an arm that was going to hook itself around his neck any minute, and drag him off before he embarrassed himself any further . . . .
Hmm, let's see . . . one of those names implies amazing mystical power, the other is renowned for being sly and sneaky. Which to choose?
(Just kidding. )
I wouldn't emphasize the fact too much, given who else is on this forum.
(I wouldn't say I have a thing for Gandalf, though he is what pops into my mind when I think of wizards--but, yeah, OK, I think Ian McKellen's pretty hot! )
Ha! There you go, then. (That was the sort of wizardry I was thinking of! Funny how people have different connotations--I think of Gandalf before I think of the KKK. )
Those two have been the most widely used names over the years, haven't they? Depending on whether the band is known as "Zep" or "Led" for short, in the country in question!
OK, silly question I suppose, but can I ask why you all call the current version of Jimmy the Silver Fox? Given that his hair doesn't look silvery-grey but whiter-than-white to me. Just wondering!
That's great that that's all it is, even if vertigo is no fun at all. Internal bleeding in the head is definitely bad news, but I survived even that, so even then all might have been well. But I'm very happy that your mom doesn't have that to worry about, and that she'll not only be fine, she's got an illness with a cool name!
I remember that jingle vividly, and I remember arguing endlessly with my friends who would NOT believe that was the Stones.
Vindication came decades too late. :'(
I'm with you two--although he does look very cute, I think those pics show that he looks older without the beard, too. He looks sooooo much better now.