Jan Peerce
Johann Pachelbel
J P
Real, dead guy
Was in entertainment
Not:
Jason Priestly
Jack Palance
Jean Peters
Jonathan Pryce
Jane Powell
Jackson Pollock
Jan Peerce
Johann Pachelbel
16 to go
J P
Real, dead guy
Was in entertainment
Not:
Jason Priestly
Jack Palance
Jean Peters
Jonathan Pryce
Jane Powell
Jackson Pollock
Jan Peerce
Johann Pachelbel
Joseph Papp
16 to go
Jon Pertwee (Dr Who)
John Phillips (Mamas and Papas)
John Phillips is correct!
Barry Gibb
Betty Grable
Boy George
Billly Grey
Barney Google
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Barry Gibb
Betty Grable
Boy George
Billly Grey
Barney Google
I'm gonna pretend I didn't see the one about barney Google!!!
Wasn't that a guy? cartoons, tv?
I'm sorry gals I thought the barney google was a wind up.
Now you've done it! For the rest of the day, I'm going to be humming the song about Barney Google -- the one with the lyrics that go:
Bar-ney Google with the goo- goo- goo-gly eyes,
Bar-ney Goo-gle had a wife three times his size.
She sued Barney for di-vorce. Now he's living with his horse.
Bar-ney Google with the goo- goo- goo-gly eyes.
On an entirely different (but still musical) note, I'll guess:
Boris Godunov
Who the heck is Boris Godunov
Boris Godunov was a 16th-century Russian czar, and the title character of an opera by Moussorgsky. If you ever watched the cartoons with Rocky and Bullwinkle, you may remember a Russian spy called Boris Badenov, and his sidekick Natasha. I used to watch those cartoons all the time as a kid, and when I first heard of Boris Godunov (probably when I was in college), I thought that his name was a parody of Boris Badenov, instead of the other way around!
Doesn't that opera contain the aria
"Bo-ris God-u-nov, with the goo-goo-goo-gly eyes..."
or am I thinking of Borodin's Prince Igor? (aka Snuffy Smith)
Thank you for the explanation Bree, I feel a much wiser man now.
any time!
