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A bitter feud between Jagger and Richards apparently. It looks like Richards has gotten particularly nasty writing about Jagger's private bits in his book.

These guys are in their seventies now. What a way to end.

You're rather late in this report. Been going on for decades........& the book came out 5 years ago.

I didn't know that. Have you red it?

No I didn't read it. Howard Stern did & the relationship between Keith & Mick really pisses him off, so he speaks of the book, often enough. I want to read Pattie Boyd's book, but keep forgetting. She was a 'dolly girl' in the sixties, was married to George Harrison AND Eric Clapton & supposedly has had more songs written about her by those two than any other female by male artists. Think 'Layla'. As a teen, I based my look on her (couldn't separate my two top teeth though). I understand she is now being financially supported, as a friend, by Mick Jagger & some other icons for the style she is accustomed to.

You listen to Howard Stern?

I think EVERYBODY in New York listens to Howard.

It's not just NY. He's on SiriusXM, which plays over much of the earth, and yes, Ahso, I love Howard.

OK, so revision. All New Yorkers listen to Howard.

LarsMac;1488891 wrote: OK, so revision. All New Yorkers listen to Howard.


Now you're just being silly!!!!!!!!!! :wah:

Is he still immersed in penis envy?

Ahso!;1488895 wrote: Is he still immersed in penis envy?


He's more immersed in his own very small member.

I always thought of Howard Stern as the Talk Radio version of Zappa.

AnneBoleyn;1488896 wrote: He's more immersed in his own very small member.Still. And he's what age?

61. Yikes!

LarsMac;1488897 wrote: I always thought of Howard Stern as the Talk Radio version of Zappa.


I think that would please Howard. Howard & I are of the same mind on most things.

Ahso!;1488899 wrote: 61. Yikes!


He is an entertainer, you know. It's part of the 'act.'

LarsMac;1488897 wrote: I always thought of Howard Stern as the Talk Radio version of Zappa.Perhaps they're close enough politically, though Frank was actually somewhat intelligent. FZ, if I recall was not into drugs, alcohol or recreational sex.

AnneBoleyn;1488901 wrote: He is an entertainer, you know. It's part of the 'act.'An act that draws people due to penis envy? Not my kind of audience. Though I briefly listened in on his radio broadcast in the early eighties when I lived on Long Island. I couldn't tolerate him then either. I remember when his traffic reporter was killed a helicopter crash. I was listening when that happened. I forget her name.

Ahso!;1488902 wrote: Perhaps they're close enough politically, though Frank was actually somewhat intelligent. FZ, if I recall was not into drugs, alcohol or recreational sex.


Frank was an intelligent man. He lived around the corner from me in the 'old days' when he played free in Tompkins Square Park. Howard is extremely intelligent, too, you bet.

Ahso!;1488903 wrote: An act that draws people due to penis envy? Not my kind of audience. Though I briefly listened in on his radio broadcast in the early eighties when I lived on Long Island. I couldn't tolerate him then either. I remember when his traffic reporter was killed a helicopter crash. I was listening when that happened. I forget her name.


It's funny, I didn't start loving Howard until 1992. He has improved with age, like a fine wine. He is the best interviewer I have ever listened to. He would never behave now as he did then, when he was just trying to get noticed.

He's at the age where his only use for Viagra is to stop him rolling out of bed.

FourPart;1488924 wrote: He's at the age where his only use for Viagra is to stop him rolling out of bed.


:yh_rotfl

FourPart;1488924 wrote: He's at the age where his only use for Viagra is to stop him rolling out of bed.According to Richards (and others) he'd still wind up on the floor.

Ahso!;1488962 wrote: According to Richards (and others) he'd still wind up on the floor.


Not you as well....:yh_rotfl