I dozed off watching the Olympics Opening Ceremony. Is the Parade of Nations over yet?

[steve2-in-la]

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[magnolia-in-chicago]

I did too . . . but

I was able to watch a re-run EARLY in the morning when I couldn't sleep. My British friends LOVED it. I am not so sure. Parts of it were just weird if you didn't know the British references.

 

[barb_b]

I missed Andrew Lloyd Weber;.... Cats, Les Mis, etc...

 

[steve2-in-la]

Even the Brits won't acknowledge ownership of Andrew Lloyd Webber. Cats? Meow!

Les Miz wasn't one of his but I get your drift.

 

[michael-in-phoenix]

I didn't get a whole heck of a lot out of it. Not nearly as entertaining or clever as other...

...installments, recent.

Michael

 

[michael-in-phoenix]

And McCartney just looked (and sounded) old and sad.... and I'm a fan.

 

[melissa-dallas]

I thought the same about him on something I saw him sing on a while back.

His voice is sounding really thin.

 

[traca]

I heard him on this Fresh Air interview. They played clips from his new album and you're right..

he just sounded old and said. His voice is long gone.

http://www.npr.org/2012/03/29/148609721/paul-mccartney-blows-kisses-to-his-fathers-era

 

[steve2-in-la]

Prolly the Grammys.

 

[joe]

Poor Paul, the voice is gone and the hair is ridiculous!

 

[moyn]

I thought the opening ceremony was great!

The sequence with the Queen?

Mr. Bean?

And Paul McCartney is 70 years old, FFS! At least he's still out there entertaining the masses... I hope I'm that alive and vital at 70, and that no one is mocking me!