So this youngster at the grocery store says to the lady behind the deli counter, "Can you believe Bruno Mars is singing at the Super Bowl?"Then she looked to me for a reaction.Having never heard of him, I said, "Is he related to Bruno Sammartino?"The young lady thought about that for a minute.Then she wrinkled her nose and said, "Who?" and looked at me like I should be sitting off by myself on a park bench somewhere knitting a scarf.
Quote from: BobN on January 27, 2014, 07:34:19 AMSo this youngster at the grocery store says to the lady behind the deli counter, "Can you believe Bruno Mars is singing at the Super Bowl?"Then she looked to me for a reaction.Having never heard of him, I said, "Is he related to Bruno Sammartino?"The young lady thought about that for a minute.Then she wrinkled her nose and said, "Who?" and looked at me like I should be sitting off by myself on a park bench somewhere knitting a scarf.Hey old man , I KNOW WHO BRUNO SAMMARTINO is/was. I saw him rassle(wrestle?) at the old Boston Garden as a kid in the 1960s. That name goes back a LONG LONG LONG time. He was "champ (chump) for a long time also. I know Tony Atlas also. His wife once worked for me. He is another old time wrestler. Remember KILLER Kawalski? I bet you and I could rememeber a lot of old stuff together for all these youngsters out here.
The bluest skies you ever seen are in SEATTLE... The greenest hills you ever seen are in SEATTLE!Hijack: Go Seahawks!!!
I go with that line in the old movie "The Big Chill" . When asked if he had more modern music than the 1960s , the answer was "IN THIS HOUSE THERE IS NO OTHER MUSIC" . I am forever a fan of music from 1955 at the dawn of rock and roll to about 1976 before disco ruined everything. That 20 years or so was the best of rock, where it all began. You could actually hear the lyrics often also, and they were a lot nicer than anything now. We are getting close to the anniversary of "THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED'' . February 3 , 1959. We lost Buddy Holly, Richie Valence, and The Big Bopper., all lost in a cornfield in Iowa. So young. So much talent.