13 Jun 09 19:52, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:

 RW>> MG>> and you are entitled to your opinion, just keep in mind that

 RW>> RN> That's mighty white of you, ma'am.  What I keep in mind is no
 RW>> one's RN> business but my own.

 RW>> RN> doesn't even have real sugar in it and I no longer drink any of
 RW>> RN> their products.

 RW>> I'd rather drink RC than Coke or Pepsi, myself...

 RN> I'd rather drink water.

Yuck! People wash their feet in that stuff.

 RW>> Ummmm. I doubt that Stewart could keep up with the music, let alone
 RW>> the lyrics. Can you imagine those longs legs of his doing what
 RW>> Kelly's could do? OTH, I never thought Kelly was such a bad actor
 RW>> that he couldn't follow a script and make it seem real. Of course,
 RW>> he never had any scripts where he actually had to act.

 RN> He's what is called a song and dance man, but I've always liked
 RN> Kelly.  One of his quotes I like is when he said, "If Fred Astaire is
 RN> the Cary Grant of dance, I'm the Marlon Brando."

That's probably a good analogy. Astaire had a certain finese, while Kelly
had that and more.


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