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Frank-N-Furter
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
"How d'you do, I
See you've met myFaithful handymanHe's just a little brought down becauseWhen you knockedHe thought you were the candy man"- Sweet Transvestite, The Rocky Horror Picture Show![]()
Frank-N-Furter
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
"How d'you do, I
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| Rocky & Janet |
Friday is Halloween! Thus I thought we should Hump Day & Chill to something horror related. While The Rocky Horror Picture Show isn't considered a horror movie, it does lift many elements from said films.
Oh, and it contains the most fun element of all...it's highly sexual. Thus I'm leaving you with lyrics from one of my favorite songs from it with a still from the scene it goes with.
Touch-A-Touch-A-Touch-A-Touch Me...
"I thought theres no use getting, into heavy petting,
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| Frank-N-Furter |
Did you know you can get a lot of wisdom from Frank-N-Furter (Tim Curry) straight outta The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
This gem holds particular resonance with me of late. Been encountering far too many people who know everything except when to STFU!
Makes me wished I carried an ample supply of ball gags with me. But alas that would be too much to carry around on a daily basis.
Thus we will simply have make do and bend it like Frank and shout, shout, let it all out!!!
Until next time Minions when we check in with Jason Vorhees about how to remove blood stains.
TGIF!!!
Frank-N-Furter on the WWW -
"I'm just a sweet transvestite, From Transexual, Transylvania, ha ha" - The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Look on top of the Golden Gate Bridge! It's a bird! It's a unicorn! It's Frank-N-Furter!
That's correct Minions it's time for some Hump Day & Chill levity, come to think of it every Hump Day & Chill is focused on levity. Well nothing says that more than Frank-N-Furter (Time Curry) from The Rocky Horror Picture Show perched on top of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Nothing I tell you, nothing!!! And yet, here it is. The thing you never thought of, or knew you needed until right here, right now.
"Yes" it is truly amazing what one can find out there on the WWW and this is certainly one of the more unique items.
It's also one of the most Hump Day & Chill things ever!
Just Do It!!!
The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Wikipedia -
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| The Rocky Horror Picture Show Tim Curry aka Dr. Frank N. Furter |
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| My Knickers Are In A Twist Michael Shinafelt |
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| Heidi Klum |
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| Lord Won't You Buy Me A Mercedes Benz? Michael Shinafelt |
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| Who's Your Favorite Maid? Christina Milian |
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| Damn It Janet's! Victoria Justice & Susan Sarandon |
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| Toucha, Toucha, Touch...Us The Cast of The Rocky Horror Picture Show |
One of Rock's greatest live performers is gearing up for a return to his natural habitat. Meat Loaf – the world-renowned performer whose career has spanned over forty years – has just announced plans for an upcoming fall tour, with the initial dates beginning October 23 at the Pechanga Theatre in Temecula, California. The shows will mark his first extended series of tour dates in 2 years. “As a performing artist, being in front of a live audience is a feeling you can't get with anything else,” he says. “The adrenaline you feel when the fans are singing along with the words to your songs, combined with their loyalty, is an amazing feeling. After all, I didn't start yesterday, and they've been with me every step of the way.” The Dallas native moved to California after college, and quickly formed his first band – named Meat Loaf Soul. He became a much sought-after performer in the Los Angeles area, landing a featuring role in a production of Hair. The exposure that he received from that role led to an audition with Motown, where he was paired up with Shaun Murphy for the duo Stoney & Meatloaf. Together, they tallied one Top-40 hit on the R&B charts (“What You See Is What You Get”), but even more highlights were ahead. Meat Loaf appeared in a stage production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which later led to his being featured in the film of the same title. In 1977, he released his landmark album Bat Out Of Hell, and his career hit the fast lane. The album sold over 40 million copies worldwide, and led to successful follow-up albums such as Dead Ringer (1981) and Bad Attitude (1984). He earned a Gold single for the 1977 release “Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad,” and achieved his biggest hit with 1992’s "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That),” which topped airplay and sales charts all over the world. The dramatic power ballad earned him a Grammy for Best Rock Vocal Performance, Solo. With a show comprised of the biggest songs from his long list of Gold & Platinum selling albums, Meat Loaf will not disappoint The tour is set to begin 10/23. Initial dates announced include the below. Additional dates to follow. 10/23 Temecula, CA / Pechanga Theatre 10/28 Dallas, TX / Verizon Theatre 11/3 Detroit, MI / Motor City Casino Hotel 11/11 Westbury, NY / Theatre at Westbury 11/17 Bethlehem, PA / Sands Event Center 11/19 Englewood, NJ / Bergen PAC Get yourself a slice at: http://meatloaf.net/ |