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Turning 50: it's not all bad apparently ... but for how long
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 20:04
by OnlineSince1984
At least according to The Telegraph
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/52 ... l-bad.html
Bruno Brooks, Julie Birchill, Simon Le Bon, Kate Bush, Morrissey, Prince, Paul Weller, Madonna and Michael Jackson all turned 50 -- and so does Andrew Eldritch (if he hasn't already).
Will The Sisters still be performing when Eldritch is 60?
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 20:11
by christophe
I hear they will stop when Ben has to start dyeing his hair.
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 20:17
by _emma_
christophe wrote:I hear they will stop when Ben has to start dyeing his hair.
Hasn't he been doing that already?
And you,
OnlineSince1984, how old are you and what do you think you'll be doing in ten years' time?
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 20:19
by christophe
_emma_ wrote:christophe wrote:I hear they will stop when Ben has to start dyeing his hair.
Hasn't he been doing that already?
problably
Oi I hope them guys aren't peeking inside this thread
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 21:26
by OnlineSince1984
_emma_ wrote:And you,
OnlineSince1984, how old are you and what do you think you'll be doing in ten years' time?
40 years old, blimey, hasn't that flown by.
In ten years time I will still be online, like I was in 1984 and have been ever since. Prolly still listen to Sisters tunes occasionally. Still fancy pretty goth girls. So ... same as, same as.
Re: Turning 50: it's not all bad apparently ... but for how
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 23:31
by Nicole
OnlineSince1984 wrote:
Bruno Brooks, Julie Birchill, Simon Le Bon, Kate Bush, Morrissey, Prince, Paul Weller, Madonna and Michael Jackson all turned 50 -- and so does Andrew Eldritch (if he hasn't already).
Not yet. Coming up soon - May 15th.
Posted: 24 Apr 2009, 00:10
by lachert
but why no robert smith on that list? he's the same year as andrew and he's grandmother of goth, right?
Posted: 24 Apr 2009, 00:13
by Bartek
no Mr Smith is grandfatter of goth or whatever.
Posted: 24 Apr 2009, 09:26
by OnlineSince1984
lachert wrote:but why no robert smith on that list? he's the same year as andrew and he's grandmother of goth, right?
Slip of the keyboard ... and was influenced by The Telegraph article being open in adjacent Chrome window.
Robert Smith and Andrew Eldritch both 50. Wow, just, wow.
Posted: 24 Apr 2009, 10:40
by TheBoyNextDoor
...and That Guitarist as well? *ducks and covers*
EDIT: Oh, seems it was last year...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Hussey I have a feeling I've read he was born in 1959 as well though. Ah well..
Posted: 24 Apr 2009, 10:44
by Quiff Boy
lachert wrote:but why no robert smith on that list? he's the same year as andrew and he's grandmother of goth, right?
more like the
widow twanky of goth
although someone i know recently described him as looking like a melted candle these days
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gris/121900190/
Posted: 24 Apr 2009, 11:48
by Harvey Winston
Quiff Boy wrote:
more like the
widow twanky of goth
although someone i know recently described him as looking like a melted candle these days
that made my day
Posted: 24 Apr 2009, 12:39
by James Blast
50? been there, done that
Posted: 24 Apr 2009, 12:43
by abridged
Mr Cohen's still the coolest man alive. At 75.
Posted: 06 May 2009, 08:42
by eastmidswhizzkid
mr. kilmister (thats lemmy to you at the back) is approaching retirement age...can't see it happening myself, not when you consider his personal philosophy that giving things up is bad for you. a shining example to us all.
Posted: 06 May 2009, 11:18
by Being645
I thought being 50 is a reason to party
rather than to mourn ...
And as to Mr. Kilmister ... he's done 60
, so what ...
Posted: 09 May 2009, 14:50
by pikkrong
James Osterberg is 62 as well
Posted: 11 May 2009, 00:52
by eastmidswhizzkid
yeah but iggy stopped doing persian rugs ages ago.