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All-Star Jam
07/20/07 | by Gerry Todd
Ringo, for my money, has always had the greatest understanding of who he is in the pantheon of popular culture and embraces it perhaps better than anyone.
4 comments
Comment from: mrclean [Member] 
If Ringo didn't do things like this he would have been making pizza's a long time ago...
(I kid! I kid!)
(I kid! I kid!)
07/20/07 @ 08:23
Comment from: shawnkilroy [Member]
i heard him say that during the recording of Sgt Pepper he became a good chess player because he just sat around so much.
07/20/07 @ 08:43
Comment from: Mr. Moderator [Member]
I never realized Ringo collaborated with The Monkees.
Who's combover ponytail is better, Ringo's or Mickey's?
Who's combover ponytail is better, Ringo's or Mickey's?
07/20/07 @ 09:09
Ringo's looks like it would leave more of a stain on your Lazy Boy than Mickey's. I'm not saying Mickey's combover ponytail wouldn't leave a stain on your Lazy Boy, but I think Ringo can afford more hair grease.
07/20/07 @ 10:42
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