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That's why others also left.
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But you are like Schwarzenegger - You are back!
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I think Frank Sinatra was even more famous/notorious for his "come backs"?
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Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings.................."~)
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I think Frank Sinatra was even more famous/notorious for his "come
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Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings.................."~)
Jenny


I haven't sung for years so it must be doomed to go on and on :-)

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I think Frank Sinatra was even more famous/notorious for his "come
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Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings.................."~)
Jenny


I haven't sung for years so it must be doomed to go on and on :-)
Mary


And I was chucked out of the first rehearsal for the Parents Day sing song
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Martin wrote:
Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings.................."~)

LOL I restrained myself from posting that.


Must be something in the Dutch water then .... Incidentally, I know the
saying but I don't know where it's from!?



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I think Frank Sinatra was even more famous/notorious for his "come
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AnneJ

Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings.................."~)
Jenny


I haven't sung for years so it must be doomed to go on and on :-)
Mary


And I was chucked out of the first rehearsal for the Parents Day sing song
:~)


Ooooh, naughty you, what on earth did you do to have that happen?

Alan

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Martin wrote:
Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings.................."~)

LOL I restrained myself from posting that.


Must be something in the Dutch water then .... Incidentally, I know the
saying but I don't know where it's from!?


An American sports commentator, Dan Cook, used to say "The opera ain't over
until the fat lady sings", (presumably he was forced to watch one Wagnerian
epic too many) and that may be the origin, although he probably adapted it
from an American deep South saying, "Church ain't out til the lady sings".

The famous American sportsman and coach Yogi Berra also said "It ain't over
until it's over", and I know some people also attributed the 'fat lady' to
him, but, as he is also quoted as having said, "I never said half the things
I really said", so he probably never said it at all :-)



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BAC wrote:
An American sports commentator, Dan Cook, used to say "The opera ain't over
until the fat lady sings", (presumably he was forced to watch one Wagnerian
epic too many) and that may be the origin, although he probably adapted it
from an American deep South saying, "Church ain't out til the lady sings".

The famous American sportsman and coach Yogi Berra also said "It ain't over
until it's over", and I know some people also attributed the 'fat lady' to
him, but, as he is also quoted as having said, "I never said half the things
I really said", so he probably never said it at all :-)


) Ta. I like that name Yogi. Must remember for the next errr....
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Longterm members of this group please read Judith Lea's post in
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That's why others also left.
Janet.

But you are like Schwarzenegger - You are back!
jenny

I think Frank Sinatra was even more famous/notorious for his "come
backs"?
AnneJ


Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings.................."~)

Would a 'size 18' rendition of 'Summertiiiiiime' serve?


I didn't know you were a size 18!

Been putting on weight?

Alan


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That's why others also left.

But you are like Schwarzenegger - You are back!

I think Frank Sinatra was even more famous/notorious for his
"come backs"?

Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings............"~)

Would a 'size 18' rendition of 'Summertiiiiiime' serve?


I didn't know you were a size 18!
Been putting on weight?


Some! (I'm actually a 16, but find an 18 more comfortable for work)
Built for passion, not speed as one husband put it! ;-)


Blimy, how many husbands have there been?

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That's why others also left.

But you are like Schwarzenegger - You are back!

I think Frank Sinatra was even more famous/notorious for his
"come backs"?

Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings............"~)

Would a 'size 18' rendition of 'Summertiiiiiime' serve?


I didn't know you were a size 18!
Been putting on weight?


Some! (I'm actually a 16, but find an 18 more comfortable for work)
Built for passion, not speed as one husband put it! ;-)


Blimy, how many husbands have there been?

If there were eight, I wonder if they were all called Henry?
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Anne Jackson wrote:
Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings............"~)
Would a 'size 18' rendition of 'Summertiiiiiime' serve?
I didn't know you were a size 18!
Been putting on weight?
Some! (I'm actually a 16, but find an 18 more comfortable for work)
Built for passion, not speed as one husband put it! ;-)

Blimy, how many husbands have there been?


Only three.....so far! ;-)


You should stop eating them.

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And I was chucked out of the first rehearsal for the Parents Day sing
song :~)


Ooooh, naughty you, what on earth did you do to have that happen?
Alan


Music teacher: "Who is that singing so falsely? Come on own
up..............."
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5 minutes later I am marched out for not owning up.........
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I had no idea what false was until then :~)))
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Martin wrote:
Yeah, but it's ain't over till the fat lady sings.................."~)

LOL I restrained myself from posting that.


Must be something in the Dutch water then .... Incidentally, I know the
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I think originally from opera where it's usually a well built soprano who
closes the show :~))

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Those are the words of my first husband ...

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