Three years of the Monkey as of today. Many friends have dropped by to celebrate. Why don't you join us?
Respectively, Kirsten Bell; Pier Angeli and Danny Kaye; Audrey Hepburn; Conan O'Brien; Doris Day; Gary Cooper; Katharine Hepburn; Marlon Brando; and Marilyn Monroe.
As Ray Stevens once said, "Let's hear it for the monkey!"
And for the round three battles. The Lombard-Loy match is epic in its evenness, causing Team Carole to draw out the heavy artillery (http://carole-and-co.livejournal.com/496617.html). Your other match is equally stunning, as Irene Dunne -- who heretofore has stomped her foes like an elegant King Kong -- can't shake off the game Ginger Rogers.
Can Ginger pull the upset of upsets? Will Carole, a regular Cocoanut Grove dance rival of Joan Crawford in the mid-1920s, finally get her rematch? Find out!
Happy bloggiversary, Monkey, from the True Classics crew! This is one of our favorite stops on the web. Here's to many more years of entertaining us! ;)
Respectively, Kirsten Bell; Pier Angeli and Danny Kaye; Audrey Hepburn; Conan O'Brien; Doris Day; Gary Cooper; Katharine Hepburn; Marlon Brando; and Marilyn Monroe.
Happy anniversary John! I'm here, where's the drinks?
ReplyDeleteHappy blogiversary, MM!
ReplyDeleteAs Ray Stevens once said, "Let's hear it for the monkey!"
ReplyDeleteAnd for the round three battles. The Lombard-Loy match is epic in its evenness, causing Team Carole to draw out the heavy artillery (http://carole-and-co.livejournal.com/496617.html). Your other match is equally stunning, as Irene Dunne -- who heretofore has stomped her foes like an elegant King Kong -- can't shake off the game Ginger Rogers.
Can Ginger pull the upset of upsets? Will Carole, a regular Cocoanut Grove dance rival of Joan Crawford in the mid-1920s, finally get her rematch? Find out!
I'm a little afraid of Monkey's. But...Happy Anniversary anyways!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary! Here's to another year of brillian blogs.
ReplyDeleteGood grief, no tongue, please.
ReplyDeleteHappy Three!!
Happy anniversary! The monkeys in those great photos must have had terrific agents.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the monkey was getting a little too friendly with Kirsten Bell! We need to talk.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Monkey!
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary, Myth. Your blog brightens our days, or in my case, late nights. Go Monkey Go. Mojo JoJo.
ReplyDeleteHappy bloggiversary, Monkey, from the True Classics crew! This is one of our favorite stops on the web. Here's to many more years of entertaining us! ;)
ReplyDeleteThree more years of degeneration.
ReplyDeleteHow can you lift your [metaphorical] pencil? Aren't you tired?