Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
WOW... Can You Guess Who This Is?.. The Internet Strike Again.. I've been had....
IF you know the answer just say " I know " in the comments. I 'll post the answer later on....
UPDATE......
Supposidly This was a picture of Frances Bavier..aka "Aunt Bea"
I just found this info on URBANLEGENDS
Description: Viral image / Hoax
Circulating since: Feb. 2013
Status: False (see details below)
Caption:
(As posted on Facebook, Feb. 22, 2013:
Analysis: It's true that actress Frances Bavier played the role of the matronly Aunt Bea on The Andy Griffith Show (1960-1968), but whoever is trying to convince us that she posed for the pin-up photo above is pulling our collective leg.
It's actually a publicity still from the 1949 film Yes Sir, That's My Baby starring Donald O'Connor and, pictured in a bathing suit, Gloria DeHaven. DeHaven, born in 1925, was 24 years old when the photo was taken. Frances Bavier, born in 1902, would have been 47.
UPDATE......
Supposidly This was a picture of Frances Bavier..aka "Aunt Bea"
I just found this info on URBANLEGENDS
Description: Viral image / Hoax
Circulating since: Feb. 2013
Status: False (see details below)
Caption:
(As posted on Facebook, Feb. 22, 2013:
You would probably never guess who this lady was. Her name is Frances Bavier and she was Aunt Bee in the Andy Griffith show. Lovely Lady :-)
Analysis: It's true that actress Frances Bavier played the role of the matronly Aunt Bea on The Andy Griffith Show (1960-1968), but whoever is trying to convince us that she posed for the pin-up photo above is pulling our collective leg.
It's actually a publicity still from the 1949 film Yes Sir, That's My Baby starring Donald O'Connor and, pictured in a bathing suit, Gloria DeHaven. DeHaven, born in 1925, was 24 years old when the photo was taken. Frances Bavier, born in 1902, would have been 47.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Pink Floyd’s ‘Dark Side’: 40 Years Later, 40 Mind-Blowing Facts About The Mad Classic
Sure, like everybody else, you’ve listened to Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon
so many times that you can recite not just every line but every
heartbeat, clock tick, and cash register ring by heart. But how much do
you really know about the landmark prog classic, which is celebrating
its 40th anniversary this month?
To celebrate the 40 years we’ve been listening to what is arguably the preeminent rock album of the 1970s, here are 40 things you ought to know about Dark Side.
Because lunacy breeds albums about lunacy, and albums about lunacy
breed lunatic obsessions with album trivia. Let’s start with that iconic
cover art, shall we?GO READ HERE
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