Yes, Richard and Liz, we need reminding of such class! Go, Rod, go!

She's taller than he is. It's cute.

Please, can I be the next Roman Polanski! Or at least Dudley Moore?

and "This Year's Model is".....

Each generation is taller than the one before it.

Hey, my wife is taller than me, and we are cute!

(and if I'd get off my duff and learn how to attach a pic, I'd prove it )

Scottish cuisine is the reason why Scotland never became a world power.

Their other main delicacy is deep fried Mars Bars.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-fried_Mars_Bar

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... _bars.html

Well, Walker's Pure Butter Stem Ginger Shortbread is the bestest, tastiest cookie!

Wow. He really is old, huh?

Rod Stewart is re-recording one of his classic hits in tribute to Heather Mills.

The new version will be titled "Hot Leg."

Iron Maiden is doing the same - a new version of "Hop To The Hills".

Our local Vegas news just reported that Rod will be doing a 2 week trial run at Caesar's Palace in November as he decides whether or not to replace the departing Cher on a more full-time basis.

You just know this will be the very WORST Rod that we're getting as he tries to appeal to the tourists.

No reunion with the Faces, but we get this.

http://www.antimusic.com/news/10/oct/05 ... nion.shtml

Rod Stewart and Jeff Beck Reunion?

10/05/2010
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(Gibson) Rod Stewart and Jeff Beck are considering a recording project, one of several new albums Stewart hopes to make now that he has decided to end to his Songbook series, after Fly Me to the Moon... The Great American Songbook, Volume V is released on October 19.

Stewart told Billboard he hoped to record blues and country albums. "And I may record with Jeff Beck, and I may have to write a few songs… I've got a meeting with Jeff in a couple weeks in London, and we're going to see if we can work together and see what each of us wants to do. We're a little bit older now and we can tolerate each other."

Stewart said his songwriting style had become much looser since the Jeff Beck Group days. "Songwriting, let me tell you, was something that was thrust upon me," he said. "When we were in the Jeff Beck Group, we said, 'OK, let's see if we can do something original,' because everybody was trying to write songs then. This was the late '60s. Woody [Ronnie Wood] started strumming and he said, 'Would you write the lyrics?' And I said, 'Me? What? I've never written a song in my life!' So we wrote a couple songs as the Jeff Beck Group and we never looked back."

Rod's old fella is down a bit. I wonder if he did the 'roids anally.

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainmen ... -1.1343771

Rod Stewart: Steroid 'addiction' shrank my manhood!

He may no longer deserve the name Rod Stewart.

The 68-year-old rocker revealed that while some guys have all the luck — he certainly didn’t after continual steroid use shrank his... Maggie May.

“I let myself down on tours in the late 80s when I was addicted to steroids. In those days we didn't have in-ear monitors and the band kept getting louder and drunker, and I kept blowing my voice out,” Stewart told Mojo Magazine.

“The steroids will take down the swelling in any membrane — including your k--b-- — and it’s what you do when you’re in a bit of a pinch and need to do a show and you can’t sing,” the 68-year-old rocker told Mojo magazine, using a British euphemism for his microphone and amps.

The former Small Faces frontman found there was a big cost involved with using the drugs. While it saved his voice, it gave him reasons to sing the blues.

“One night, on stage in Sheffield, I thought I was in the kitchen with my mum because the steroids had eaten a hole in my stomach,” he told Mojo. “I was bleeding internally and hallucinating. What the audience must have thought?”

Stewart has overcome the side-effects, though — the notorious rock ‘n’ roll Lothario is married to model Penny Lancaster, 42, and has eight children, ranging in ages from two to 50, from four different women.

Though he called steroids “the most horrible drugs in the world,” Stewart did add that he still uses them about once a year “if I’m really struggling.

“It gets you through the show,” he told the magazine.

The last recording that Rod did that in my opinion was listenable was "Sweet Little Rock & Roller" from Smiler in 1974. With the possible exception of the brief 80's Jeff Beck reunion (they had 1 tolerable hit who's name escapes me at the moment), Stewart hasn't existed in my world other than to disgust me since 1974.

As much as Kanye West disgusts you?

Well, now that may be another story. Though depends on how you look at it: RS HAD talent & wasted it; if West did I've never seen it!