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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / April 2004Marilyn Monroe on the new dime
Why not? El Evans MMDeuce wrote: > Why not? Millions of teenage boys beating off to US currency would take every 10-cent piece out of circulation.  Signaturethelizman "I didn't steal the FAQ either" Before you ask a question, check the FAQs for this newsgroup at http://www.mobileaudio.com/rac-faq. It contains over a decade and a half of knowledge. teamROCS Car Audio Forums http://www.teamrocs.com/caraudio/ teamROCS Car Audio News http://www.teamrocs.com/news/ "It's about the music, stupid" This post is Copyright (C) 2004. Reproduction of its content anywhere other than usenet without the express written permission of the author is forbidden. <<Millions of teenage boys beating off to US currency would take every 10-cent piece out of circulation.>> I don't imagine today's teenage boys would find MM particularly erotic. elaterium@aol.com (Mark Steven Brooks/Elaterium Music) << From: thelizman hammerattack@teamrocs.com >> << Millions of teenage boys beating off to US currency >> You think there are millions of teenage boys that know who Marilyn Monroe is? Much less find her attractive? Note: RAO added as we like nonsense discussions overhere. thelizman <hammerattack@teamrocs.com> said: >Millions of teenage boys beating off to US currency would take every >10-cent piece out of circulation. Is the dollar *that* weak? SignatureSander deWaal Vacuum Audio Consultancy > Why not? Because her status as number one female role model of the 20th Century is questionable. Instead, the U.S. government should put Eleanor Roosevelt on a coin. She *really* was a good role model for women. Whether Marilyn provoked the Kennedys to kill her by threatening to call a press conference or whether she OD'd, she screwed up her life and career either way. She wanted to play serious acting roles, but she failed to get them. Other actresses succeeded during the time that Marilyn lost: Audrey Hepburn in "A Nun's Story," Kate Hepburn in "Desk Set," Kim Novak in "Vertigo," Lauren Bacall in "Designing Woman," etc. Those who consider Marilyn a martyr for the pre - feminist era, regardless of whether they cry "forced suicide" or "murder," must deal with Arthur Miller's comment: "The girl was sick." >> Why not? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Instead, the U.S. government should put Eleanor Roosevelt on a coin. > She *really* was a good role model for women. She's too ugly to put on a coin. > >> Why not? > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > She's too ugly to put on a coin. A coin engraver can make anyone look passably attractive. "Alasdair MacColla" <terrypowellfun@yahoo.com> wrote in message > Xomicron <xomicron@wp.pl> wrote in message > > > Instead, the U.S. government should put Eleanor Roosevelt on a coin. > > > She *really* was a good role model for women. Too ugly? What was Ben Franklin then? Tom Cruise? Or Abe Lincoln? I suppose he's an Amish Brad Pitt. > > She's too ugly to put on a coin. > > A coin engraver can make anyone look passably attractive. > "Alasdair MacColla" <terrypowellfun@yahoo.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Too ugly? What was Ben Franklin then? Tom Cruise? Or Abe Lincoln? I suppose > he's an Amish Brad Pitt. True story, ER was on a train, and a drunk man started talking to her. She gets all indignant and says "You are drunk, sir". His reply was "Yeah, but you're ugly. I'll wake up sober tomorrow, but you'll still be ugly". It was something like that, anyway. Signaturethelizman "I didn't steal the FAQ either" Before you ask a question, check the FAQs for this newsgroup at http://www.mobileaudio.com/rac-faq. It contains over a decade and a half of knowledge. teamROCS Car Audio Forums http://www.teamrocs.com/caraudio/ teamROCS Car Audio News http://www.teamrocs.com/news/ "It's about the music, stupid" This post is Copyright (C) 2004. Reproduction of its content anywhere other than usenet without the express written permission of the author is forbidden. > True story, ER was on a train, and a drunk man started talking to her. > She gets all indignant and says "You are drunk, sir". His reply was > "Yeah, but you're ugly. I'll wake up sober tomorrow, but you'll still be > ugly". > > It was something like that, anyway. "Yes, madam, I am drunk. But in the morning I will be sober and you will still be ugly." - Winston Curchill > "Yes, madam, I am drunk. But in the morning I will be sober and you will > still be ugly." > > - Winston Curchill Perhaps someone can tell me - is Churchill the last PM until Thatcher that actually had balls? Signaturethelizman "I didn't steal the FAQ either" Before you ask a question, check the FAQs for this newsgroup at http://www.mobileaudio.com/rac-faq. It contains over a decade and a half of knowledge. teamROCS Car Audio Forums http://www.teamrocs.com/caraudio/ teamROCS Car Audio News http://www.teamrocs.com/news/ "It's about the music, stupid" This post is Copyright (C) 2004. Reproduction of its content anywhere other than usenet without the express written permission of the author is forbidden. It might be interesting to have an image of MM's vagina on a coin. Doncha think? I have no time to either agree or disagree with your statements about the delicious but late Ms Monroe, but what you are saying does not belong on rec.audio.tubes, and it is discourteous that this thread is cross posted to so many news groups. Could you please consider removing rec.audio.tubes from your list of addresses to which your replies are posted. Patrick Turner. > > "Alasdair MacColla" <terrypowellfun@yahoo.com> wrote in message > > [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > other than usenet without the express written permission of the author > is forbidden. >> >> Why not? >> > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >A coin engraver can make anyone look passably attractive. Explain Elizabeth II, then. --scott Signature"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." >Why not? Why not Marilyn Manson? -- lab~rat >:-) Do you want polite or do you want sincere? "The girl was sick"-Arthur Miller She had issues, but Miller was told to "get her off the pills" and he failed miserably. The fact is that Arthur Miller married Monroe for celebrity and when it became apparent she wasn't what he bargained for he wanted nothing more to do with her. No one person is wholly, in the greater sense, responsible for Monroe's problems: they all contributed, but a lot of people in the entertainment industry are as troubled as MM was or worse and die of old age. MM was the victim of foul play, it's pretty well established: either she was the victim of a reasonably well-planned murder or she was given a fatal quantity of drugs by mistake or ignorance in an effort to shut her up while certain parties got out of town. Suicide _at that particular time_ would have been incredibly unlikely: she had just re-signed with Fox to finish SGTG for twice the original money. Arthur Miller is "America's greatest living playwright" simply out of longevity, and the dearth of competition in the film, television, and direct-to-video era. Kids in school might dream of being the next George Lucas, but not the next Arthur Miller. I personally never thought that much of "The Crucible" and less of "Salesman". The Lomans were fuckups, and there isn't anything noble or inspiring in being a fuckup. And I thought it took more guts to do what Rand-or Kazan for that matter-did than what Miller did to HUAC: mobsters clam up and go away on civil contempt every day (or did then) and Miller had made his money by that point. He would have lived comfortably the rest of his life if he'd never wrote again. Putting MM on the dime would serve a lot of purposes. It would displace the devious FDR, send a signal to the Islamist world, make the currency more attractive, and be a thorn in the a.s to the Kennedy Family, to name four good ones. > "The girl was sick"-Arthur Miller > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > entertainment industry are as troubled as MM was or worse and die of > old age. IMO, MM's "troubles" have been magnified ad infinitum in order to keep the suicide theory afloat. >MM was the victim of foul play, it's pretty well established: > either she was the victim of a reasonably well-planned murder or she > was given a fatal quantity of drugs by mistake or ignorance in an > effort to shut her up while certain parties got out of town. Suicide > _at that particular time_ would have been incredibly unlikely: she had > just re-signed with Fox to finish SGTG for twice the original money. There's a convincing theory that MM was murdered in order to put the Kennedys in hot water. > Arthur Miller is "America's greatest living playwright" *LOL* That's the worst diss I've heard of America lately -- & that's sayin' somethin'. >simply out of > longevity, and the dearth of competition in the film, television, and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Putting MM on the dime would serve a lot of purposes. It'd be fun to rub the 50- and 10-cent pieces together. ;-) >It would > displace the devious FDR, send a signal to the Islamist world, make > the currency more attractive, and be a thorn in the a.s to the Kennedy > Family, to name four good ones. Well, Jackie famously said that MM would go on "eternally" after she died. & I'm sure the rest of the hOrn-dOg Kennedys would love seeing MM on the dime. Hugs, Janice ---------------------------------- (-)> *peep* (-)> *peep* (-)> *muckmouth* Janice wrote: >> "The girl was sick"-Arthur Miller >> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > There's a convincing theory that MM was murdered in order to put the > Kennedys in hot water. You are Possessed of the Gods to share these Revelations. Hails, MissourianII |
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