The first RPS zines in the early seventies were about Robert Plant and Jimmy Page. That's is just so weird to contemplate.
Not THAT weird.
I mean, not that I know anyone who was into that. Ahem.
Suede and Placebo would both have been perfect for bandom.
Is oates the curly headed one?
If so, unless he got more attractive than what I am remembering, I have to
F Hall
C Oates
M Henley-- he must have $$$, right?
There are many instances where half an episode will be about Papi's wrist and A-Rod's quad.
Don't forget "Manny being Manny!"
Um-- Plant/Page doesn't really seem that weird to contemplate-- Boy George/Madonna-- THAT would be weird!
FCM:Hall, Oates, Don Henley.
Dude, you are sick
F Henley - I'd have to kill him if I was married to him.
C Oates
M Hall
Suede and Placebo would both have been perfect for bandom.
Placebo occasionally gets dragged into bandom AUs.
FCM: Adam Oates, Joyce Carol Oates, Johnny Oates.
Juliana, I think I have to agree.
Oates has his charms (he's developing a cartoon about his MOUSTACHE! which he actually looks pretty hot without), but he's the short straw in that batch.
Henley would drive a person insane, but he is curiously attractive. Use and lose!
Hall is kinda pretty, aging well, and likes to restore old houses.
I'd have to kill him if I was married to him.
Don Henley must die! Don't let him get back together with Glenn Frye!
t /Mojo Nixon
I think Duran Duran would have been really big in RPS fandom too-- I was thinking about it the other day.
In the book of people's terrible childhood diaries -- I think it's called Mortified? -- there's a hilarious story where the girl is Simon LeBon's girlfriend (or maybe John Taylor, I forget which) and they have this whole elaborate life, and then when they go to bed, they like rub against each other really beautifully or something, because of course the girl was like 12 when she wrote it and had no idea what sex was.
In short, hilarious.
Hmmm I may have to change my answers-- I like fixing up old houses too! Poor Oates. I am sure he is a nice guy!