Ah, the ’80s.
Some of you don’t remember the ’80s. You kids, ya.
So, what’s on your mind? Got something you’d like to talk about? It’s Thursday Night Open Thread.
Who wants to start?
Ah, the ’80s.
Some of you don’t remember the ’80s. You kids, ya.
So, what’s on your mind? Got something you’d like to talk about? It’s Thursday Night Open Thread.
Who wants to start?
Is this teeing up the Weird Al takeoff?
Of course.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvUZijEuNDQ
I lived through the eighties but I don’t remember this song at all. Of course they say if you lived through the eighties you probably can’t remember them. Or was that the sixties? I can’t remember.
What? A song on a Thursday night that is then parodied (exact or in style) on a Friday? That’s never happened, has it?
80’s? You mean like the 1880’s? Very good decade for America.
Not so good a decade if you were an enemy of the Earp brothers.
I prefer the 1780s, myself. Mozart and Haydn were at the peak of their forms then, and music doesn’t get any better than that.
Mozart and Hayden FTW.
Sad that I can only “~~Bacon!” you once.
I liked Greg Kuhn but not enough to buy any of his music. The Breakup Song was my favorite. Yes you have too heard it!
Roger Bannister, the first man to run a mile in less than four minutes, was born March 23, 1929, in Harrow (north suburban London). His feat is even more amazing when one considers that he was working as a physician in London at the time (not while he was running the mile, of course), but, on May 6, 1954, he awoke in London, did his rounds at a hospital there, then took a train to Oxford, where he ran a mile in 3:59.4.
He went on to a distinguished career as a neurologist, and died March 3, 2018.
Wow!
Early days of MTV when they actually played music.
Back before the M stood for Meh…