Oh, my, yes. Very nice. :)I wonder what my total number of songs would be, too. 

I admit I'm not a huge Aerosmith fan but I respect their talent, for sure. :)

And you know I love this song, too, after you introduced it to me! I love it. I love everything about the song and the singers.Excellent!:)

I will very, very, very, very much miss Jane_S. I hope she returns.I will also miss Pet Eater, poster/asker of this question, who seems to maybe have left.  I hope not.
(It's becoming a very busy time for me, work-wise. Do know I'm still here; maybe ...  moreI will very, very, very, very much miss Jane_S. I hope she returns.I will also miss Pet Eater, poster/asker of this question, who seems to maybe have left.  I hope not.
(It's becoming a very busy time for me, work-wise. Do know I'm still here; maybe with time gaps of absence.)  

"Happened in" for a sec before work and listened --  loved it from opening seconds! I don't think I've heard it before, somehow. Thought I knew most of Manilow's songs.

My first thought was, "Whoever angers or disagrees with the current president. " The man himself says he goes after those he considers his enemies.

I was unaware of this and, I admit, unaware of the term "doxxing."Though I may disagree with some of the current ICE activity, and based upon what I researched about doxxing in general, I am against doxxing.
( Key words" "in general." )

Is there a song which you've never tired of hearing?

For me, this song from my favorite group, Simple Minds, came to my mind today:  "Street Fighting Years"      The title track from their "Street Fighting Years" album; my favorite album from them
        I hope ...  moreFor me, this song from my favorite group, Simple Minds, came to my mind today:  "Street Fighting Years"      The title track from their "Street Fighting Years" album; my favorite album from them
        I hope you may listen to the entire song if you are unfamiliar with it(P.S. And I assume this posted question may have already been asked over the years, ha)  

You're welcome! :)

I'm glad you liked the movie!I love pretty much everything about it.PLOT SPOILER!!!   original 1968 "Night of the Living Dead"Scares me every time in the best (for me) kind of ways -- real people just trying to get by and survive. Every person s...  moreI'm glad you liked the movie!I love pretty much everything about it.PLOT SPOILER!!!   original 1968 "Night of the Living Dead"Scares me every time in the best (for me) kind of ways -- real people just trying to get by and survive. Every person seems like a person any of us could meet or could know. And they all want to be okay.  

And that's a great picture you took!

I forgot to "like" your answer, woops! Happy Belated Like!:)

And I'm thinking it may have been actor Richard Gere's first movie. I'm not totally sure , though.

I'm very widely smiling, reading your reply. WEll-worded. Ha! :)

Thanks, Danilo_G.  :)I was about 16 or 17 years old at the time when I was "Looking for Mr. Goodbar."And the movie image you posted? Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss. I recognized immediately my very favorite movie. :)Director George Romero's orig...  moreThanks, Danilo_G.  :)I was about 16 or 17 years old at the time when I was "Looking for Mr. Goodbar."And the movie image you posted? Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss. I recognized immediately my very favorite movie. :)Director George Romero's original 1968 black-and-white "Night of the Living Dead."I literally could go on for days on how that movie changed my life, and continues to do so to this very day - -  in all ways for the better.To answer your question - - hey, allow me to go on forever, ha! -- - - When I was 12-years old, Mom, Dad and I were in a mall and I saw the novelization book of the movie in a book store. "Mom Dad! Can I please get this book?!"  (I based my strong interest solely on the book image/cover! I still adore the image! :They allowed me t oget the book.I read it and loved it. (By this time in life, Mom and Dad knew I loved horror and scary movies and books and I dealt with it all well. If I had fears about any of them, they knew I always came to them (or to my older brot...    less

After reading your cool-to-me answer, I wondered if you stayed awake through "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" in the theater. :)Like I said up in my question, I find Rossner's book very good, too. :)     

Sometimes details of comedy movies escape me but I know I've seen at least some of those you mentioned. I recommend "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," too. Definitely not a comedy. :)

Thanks for finding my sharing interesting.  :)I recommend "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," too.

:)(I'd probably still pass on the job, ha.)

Believe it or not, I never saw that movie. Though I well remember how FAMOUS it was (is) -- the whole world talked about it seemingly all the time .  :)

So VERY well said to me. Thank you.

Cool. :)

Well-put. I more understand and get your "policies vs. person" differences. I also hope that Trump's policies (and, yes, his public behavior) don't hurt the country even more than in ways I see him/his policies hurting the country (i.e.,   havin...  moreWell-put. I more understand and get your "policies vs. person" differences. I also hope that Trump's policies (and, yes, his public behavior) don't hurt the country even more than in ways I see him/his policies hurting the country (i.e.,   having spent most of my working life working with children and adults with special needs, I am much against Trump's administration's layoffs and firings in special education services within the Department of Education).( I edited my own answer to hopefully make it clearer. )  less

No pressure but would you like to read about my never-forgotten memory of actress Diane Keaton?

I was taken aback with sadness last night reading of Diane Keaton's death. An amazingly talented actress to me.When I was in high school, director Richard Brooks' movie "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," starring Keaton, was released. My parents knew I was always...  moreI was taken aback with sadness last night reading of Diane Keaton's death. An amazingly talented actress to me.When I was in high school, director Richard Brooks' movie "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," starring Keaton, was released. My parents knew I was always very much involved/interested in all forms of fine arts.
Up to that point in my life, I had NEVER seen such RAVE critical reviews of an actor's/actress' performance as I had reading about her performance in the movie. The movie was rated "R," so I needed an 'official' adult to go with me.I asked Dad to take me, "Dad, I'd like to see her performance." We went.The movie (very much appropriately rated, ha!) - - and Keaton -- literally took my breath away. I then read Judith Rossner's book, on which the movie was based. Great book, too.I'll always be thankful to Diane Keaton for pulling me into the experiences.   less

Or a question CosmicWunderkind asked? I know I answered a similar question he posted. 

Unsure of the movie but I'll keep thinking. :)

Yes, I get your points. I have tried to get beyond Trump himself, and look at his policies - - several times you've helped me research a bit more. But Trump could possibly get more people to his policies if he behaved in a more professional mannerClinton'...  moreYes, I get your points. I have tried to get beyond Trump himself, and look at his policies - - several times you've helped me research a bit more. But Trump could possibly get more people to his policies if he behaved in a more professional mannerClinton's famous lying was one time and it was about his private, not public, behavior. I find Trump daily being very, very publicly unprofessional.Yes, and some of Trump's policies may affect us for years and I don't like it. It happens with all presidents. There will always be people who disagree. (And at a funeral Trump told the world he hates me disagreeing with him.):) But, more important to me at the moment, I very much like that I'm not the only one who has mentioned a similar thought about your potential job offer. :)    less

MAD magazine? I love it!  :)

Thanks for the added details. Regardless of some of "his" policies with which I can get behind a bit, he as an individual  - constant name-calling, blatant hater of those with whom he disagrees, revenge seeker, (I'll stop there) -- is beyond my vote....  moreThanks for the added details. Regardless of some of "his" policies with which I can get behind a bit, he as an individual  - constant name-calling, blatant hater of those with whom he disagrees, revenge seeker, (I'll stop there) -- is beyond my vote. I find him revolting as a president and he would probably like that, ha, since he supports fighting, disunity and finger pointing with everyone. To me,  a president, regardless of policies, needs to act professional. (Prominently putting 'Trump 2028" hats on his desk on the verge of a government potential shutdown is unprofessional to me.) And I don't even care if I have TDS - -I've had it before the term was created. I got it before he ever ran for president. And, for me, he's gone downhill ever since.You might consider talking for him. I find you much more polite. :)  less

To me, every bit of her description describes Trump's behavior in the debate with Hillary Clinton.

I read every day but not an entire book.

I have to admit that, to me, none of them look like any of those singers I named. :)

I've seen other polls saying the opposite.

I'm happy you laughed. :)

Yeah, I looked it all up a bit after seeing your post here. :)I shook my head again about some things over which some people get upset.

And I don't even like football. I won't be watching anyway. ( Don't tell anyone - I'll get kicked out of the country.) Maybe one day Enya could do the halftime show?? THEN I'd watch.I looked up Bad Bunny - - the guy is a huge international star. Makes sen...  moreAnd I don't even like football. I won't be watching anyway. ( Don't tell anyone - I'll get kicked out of the country.) Maybe one day Enya could do the halftime show?? THEN I'd watch.I looked up Bad Bunny - - the guy is a huge international star. Makes sense to me why they chose him. (Heaven forbid, I must hate America for thinking such things.) I actually never heard of Bad Bunny, I think, ha.I still prefer listening to: The Mamas and The Papas                                    Johnny Nash                                    The Pointer Sisters                                     Alice in Chains                                    Howard Jones   ...    less

Me, too.  :)I find the lyrics so poetic.

I LOVE your answer. So excellent.Possibly consider being my Press Secretary.:)

:):)Instead of all the prescription meds commercials, I'll consider marketing chocolate milk as an anti-depression medication. Always lifts my spirits. :)

( I just hit 22 for the day.)

I've never asked about any of the medications. I completely ignore the commercials since I can't take anything since I'm allergic to everything and I'm always pregnant.  ;)

Thanks for your support! :)I admit I augh a bit at myself imagining me ever running for any public office, let alone President of the USA. 

:)Yeah, I posted my question in humour. I know very well I would NEVER want to be a president (Unless  overwhelming support with me on the question topic gets me there, ha).  ;)

Very detailed, cool. Thanks. :)And I posted my question with intended humour. ( and I admit irritation with the commercials themselves. :)I trust my doctors to know what would be good for me.

"Same Old Lang Syne"     Dan Fogelberg 

I am so happy to hear she's still alive.

Running on just this one issue, would you consider voting for me as President of the United States of America?

"If elected, I will outlaw ALL of the endless prescription medication commercials on TV/radio/internet/online commercials. No more five-and-a-half minutes of ' Do not take if you're allergic . . .  may cause endless potential side effects etc. " ...  more"If elected, I will outlaw ALL of the endless prescription medication commercials on TV/radio/internet/online commercials. No more five-and-a-half minutes of ' Do not take if you're allergic . . .  may cause endless potential side effects etc. " But, please do not vote for me if you're allergic to me. Talk it all over with your doctor/neighbors/your pets/your favorite pizza parlor owner before voting. And do know that if you vote for me, I will not cause death." Be Well, All .";)  

 Thanks!! If I've become a lunatic, I'm going for the gold! Glad I'm a favorite for you! Ha!:)

Thanks. :)Correct - - I've not celebrated anyone's death. And I have been part of protests but none were violent.I tend to still feel like a lunatic at times, ha.

:)  :) I admit I stopped watching at the 3:50 mark and I was applauding and smiling! :)  Agreed.(And when I first watched, I was tired and stopped after applauding -- and now I have to leave again soon; haven't watched it all, yet.)