I woke up to the Monkees and Crosby, Stills and Nash
 

I love the Hard Rock in Vegas. The picture over my bed is of the Monkees in a dressing room with Jack Nicholson. Davey Jones is wearing tight, white pants and Peter Tork is shirtless.

The one next to it is of a very young Crosby, Stills and Nash on a redneck front porch couch. For some reason that one is just not as hot.

good morning sexy..

Sebastian

I like the cymbal light fixtures in the hallways

Hey you hot hunk of go kart winner man meat. Gonna come see me in the cabana today? :winkwink::winkwink:

You know, people say they monkey around. I'm just sayin'.

I thought they were too busy singing.

Nah thats just a cover. They hang around in bedrooms peepin at nekkid boobies.

Hey, I'm not your stepping stone.

This thread is munki approved...

But of course, and i can flirt with you all I want since hubby is on a safe distance... hahaha

I am actually kinda bummed he isn't here, but it's ok you are better looking anyways..lol

Good times for sure :)

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Jealous!!!

Funny, I once woke up on the last train to Clarksville.


In a pool of my own vomit. :D

Really funny. I was once a Daydream Believer and a homecoming queen.


And I'm not even gay.

Ha ha

So anyway I took a giant step (over the vomit)

and then, oddly, yelled out I'm not your steppin' stone! at the top of my lungs.

I was subsequently arrested.

You do not want to be in jail in Clarksville on a long weekend.

Trust me.

i was an insane Monkees fan as a kid - i was only 4 or 5 years old and I heard that song and begged my mom to buy it for me, so after a doctor's appointment downtown we passed the only record store in town and we went in. I remember telling the owner I wanted the Monkees song, he asked me which one, what was the name. I said 'Sleepy Jean!' - i had no idea what the name of it was other than Sleepy Jean, so the owner said 'sing it', i was shy but sang that chorus - and he went and got me Daydream Believer :)

their music is way underrated - the best bubblegum pop songwriters wrote for the Monkees - Neil Diamond, Carole King, Boyce and Hart and others. and the TV show looking back was really breakthrough - 10-15 years before MTV and music videos they were doing them.