Posted on 01/22/2014 3:54:19 PM PST by SMGFan
I married you for better or worse, but not for lunch.
And I never got to meet her. Just damn!
Damn! Did he shrink or did she keep growing?
To see that 45 again, so familiar to me. Thanks for posting.
When he was younger he looked like the guy who played in AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON. Now he looks like Elliot Gould.
Evidently, informed sources in Beverly Hills inform us, the split is over professional differences. Captain is said to have been unhappy about being just a nameless, faceless ‘Captain’ unrecognized on the street and at Rodeo Drive boutiques, and proposed a change to the name of the duo, Daryl and Sapper, which Ms Tennille and her team of attorneys rejected.
I have co-pays at the VA because of our combined income. If we were divorced I wouldn’t have co-pays. Not gonna’ do, though.
Dale, you were probably still listening to Sinatra and Dino when this act was popular in the late seventies. They were a pop music act, which is why you probably never heard them.
And I always wondered why she was Toni Tennille and not Toni Dragon. (When you're a kid you think about these things).
At that age, why bother?
NOBODY IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD DIVORCE HER......EVER.
“If thats the case, doesnt that make this that much worse? In sickness and in health, etc? Why abandon him now?”
I agree. I was just stating why the Captain couldn’t get out of the house. It is also possible to get a civil divorce without actually separating.
“And I always wondered why she was Toni Tennille and not Toni Dragon. (When you’re a kid you think about these things). “
I figured that out after one episode of Burns and Allen.
Jack Colton: [picking up a magazine] Dammit man, the Doobie Brothers broke up! ***t! When did that happen?
-Romancing The Stone (1984)
Between 65 and 95 percent of divorces are filed by women.
That does it! I’m putting tape on my web cam.
I liked her style of singing in her later years; less pop, more classic. Here’s “More Than You Know” (1984)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x6CJrRMxYo
This is an update on the classic L. Paul and M. Ford; “How High the Moon” (1987)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mDMVyKjMbw
Compare with the original (1951)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dxYncc0fy8
Captain never got his due. Only Toni Tennillee got credit for singing on Pink Floyd’s (and Toni Tennillee’s) The Wall album.
Quit going to Sunday school and got into hot rods and drag racing and never looked back.
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