Brooklyn Life Open Thread by Brownstoner 05/11/2010 541 Share Share Brooklyn Life Brooklyn Life Open Thread What's Your Take? Leave a Comment Leave a Reply Cancel reply Register to leave a comment, or log in if you already have an account Dick Dyke = oxymoron Log in to Reply oops, he beat me to it. Ok, admit it, etson. Your real name is Lord Etson? Log in to Reply ShaNaNa musta been very royal. Log in to Reply of course i use the van…otherwise the tv show woulda been called ‘Dick Dyke’…..Just doesn’t have the same ring to it. Log in to Reply “Anyone in Thailand with “na” as part of their name indicates Royal Family. A friend is Nattayad na Sonkla.” So Sha Na Na would be considered royalty in Thailand? Log in to Reply blog wrap begs our presence and posts Log in to Reply Well, for one I’m glad there was an Earl of Sandwich. Log in to Reply I confess to watching Masterpiece Mystery and it’s so grating the obsequiousness shown by the “leasers” towards their “betters”. Maybe it’s not that way anymore. Log in to Reply Mrs. C’s favorite noblemen are Lord & Taylor. She sees them often. Log in to Reply < 1 2 3 4 5 … 60 >
of course i use the van…otherwise the tv show woulda been called ‘Dick Dyke’…..Just doesn’t have the same ring to it. Log in to Reply
“Anyone in Thailand with “na” as part of their name indicates Royal Family. A friend is Nattayad na Sonkla.” So Sha Na Na would be considered royalty in Thailand? Log in to Reply
I confess to watching Masterpiece Mystery and it’s so grating the obsequiousness shown by the “leasers” towards their “betters”. Maybe it’s not that way anymore. Log in to Reply
Dick Dyke = oxymoron
oops, he beat me to it.
Ok, admit it, etson. Your real name is Lord Etson?
ShaNaNa musta been very royal.
of course i use the van…otherwise the tv show woulda been called
‘Dick Dyke’…..Just doesn’t have the same ring to it.
“Anyone in Thailand with “na” as part of their name indicates Royal Family. A friend is Nattayad na Sonkla.”
So Sha Na Na would be considered royalty in Thailand?
blog wrap begs our presence and posts
Well, for one I’m glad there was an Earl of Sandwich.
I confess to watching Masterpiece Mystery and it’s so grating the obsequiousness shown by the “leasers” towards their “betters”. Maybe it’s not that way anymore.
Mrs. C’s favorite noblemen are Lord & Taylor.
She sees them often.