QueenZone discussion #888952

½Microwave wrote: Rutger Hauer was in SURVIVING THE GAME with Ice T. Ice T was in TRESPASS with Ice Cube. Ice Cube was in BOYZ IN THE HOOD with Mario Van Peebles. Mario Van Peebles was in HIGHLANDER 3 with Christopher Lambert. Christopher Lambert was in a Queen Video.

Bob-Plant wrote: Michael J Fox-Freddie? Fox was in Light of Day in 1987 w/Michael McKean Mckean was in Spinal Tap Spinal Tap performed at the FM Tribute How about Brian May and Clint Eastwood?

kagezan1313 wrote: John Deacon and Elizabeth Hurley?

Fireplace wrote: Ice Cube sounds just about the same as Ice Ice Baby

Bob-Plant wrote: The shortcut for Brian/Clint would be; Clint was with Axl Rose was in "The Dead Pool" Axl was at the FM Tribute

½Microwave wrote:

Fireplace wrote: Ice Cube sounds just about the same as Ice Ice Baby

Not even close. You shouldn't criticize what you don't know. Cube has put some decent material out and he WAS with Dr. Dre at the beginning of the Rap revolution. Wrote most of the Straight Outta Compton album.

Bob-Plant wrote: The shortcut for Brian/Clint would be; Clint was with Axl Rose was in "The Dead Pool" Axl was at the FM Tribute

That wasn't Axl Rose, you ding dong!!!! That was JIM CARREY lip synching Axl Rose. I can't believe you posted that!!! By the way, the Six Degrees game only counts for movies... not people who performed or attended a concert, right?

Penetration_Guru wrote: OK, but given that this is Queen themed and none of them ever appeared in a feature film, don't you think you're going to need to get over it? Right John Deacon - Liz Hurley. John Deacon performs on Bohemian Rhapsody as used in Wayne's World starring Mike Myers who also made Austin Powers featuring Liz Hurley. 3 moves. Someone give me a tricky one.

Fireplace wrote: I said that their names sound alike. Where's the criticism in that? You need to pipe down.

Fireplace wrote: Ice Cube sounds just about the same as Ice Ice Baby

Fireplace wrote: You need to pipe down.

½Microwave wrote:

Fireplace wrote: I said that their names sound alike. Where's the criticism in that? You need to pipe down.

No you didn't. And if I were to criticize you, I would say something like "You can't even read your own posts correctly!" Maybe you should go back and edit in the word "Read" in your original post and then you'd have something... You need to PUT the pipe down.

½Microwave wrote: I thought you were saying "Ice Cube sounds like" as in musically. I thought you were slamming Ice Cube, sorry 'bout that! I can't say anything about Rob Van Winkle.

kagezan1313 wrote: OKAY! Now back to our game! Brian May and Genghis Kan

YourValentine wrote: btt

<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote:

YourValentine wrote: btt

What's with all these "btt"-posts?

<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote:

YourValentine wrote: btt

What's with all these "btt"-posts?

mircal wrote: What about freddie and eminem?

YourValentine wrote: Michael J. Fox also played a character named McFly (in "Back To The Future") which is the name of a group who recently had a no 1 hit with Don't Stop Me Now which was written by Freddie Mercury.. Does that count or do only actual people count?

Bob-Plant wrote: To 1/2 microwave; Axl Rose WAS in "The Dead Pool"-all the members of Guns and Roses (at the least members at that time, before Axl got rid of everyone) appeared in the movie, though none had speaking parts-go back and watch it before you you start throwing out insults. They appear in two scenes, on a boat where Harry Callahan confronts the director of the horror film and at the funeral for Jim Carrey's character. I demand that you retract your declaration of me being a "ding-dong"! I am to Clint Eastwood what Serry is to Queen! (I wish)

½Microwave wrote:

Bob-Plant wrote: To 1/2 microwave; Axl Rose WAS in "The Dead Pool"-all the members of Guns and Roses (at the least members at that time, before Axl got rid of everyone) appeared in the movie, though none had speaking parts-go back and watch it before you you start throwing out insults. They appear in two scenes, on a boat where Harry Callahan confronts the director of the horror film and at the funeral for Jim Carrey's character. I demand that you retract your declaration of me being a "ding-dong"! I am to Clint Eastwood what Serry is to Queen! (I wish)

Oh my. When I hurl a "food" insult your way, it's not really an insult. If you knew how much I loved Ding Dongs, then you'd see. *Ding Dong retracted* I have Clint Eastwood's autograph, and I think my father could have been his twin, so I fully appreciate your love for the great actor/director. He played a tennis tournament in Lake Tahoe in the early 80s, along with Lyle Wagonner! I was 10 or 11 and was allowed to watch the Dirty Harry movies, so that was a really cool day.

mircal wrote: How about Freddie and Bruce Lee......

Zebonka12 wrote: My lecturer Gus Warburton drove Brian May to and from his show in Perth '98. Where does that put me?? (Answer : wrong place, wrong time! I was only 12 back then and didn't know the guy).

Brian May and Genghis Khan

yamaha wrote:

Brian May and Genghis Khan

Brian is a famous axe man. Genghis was a famous axe man.

mircal wrote: ?????????? as in you dont know Eric Banna??

mircal wrote: I know this one is going ot be very easy,,, but perhaps the challenge would be to see how many degrees we could get... meaning more tha just one attempt... home im making sense.. but anyway. Queen and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

<font color="indigo"><b>friedchicken \m/ wrote: hm... lemme see... try and link Queen with Ramses the Great.