Leonard on Rolling Stone's List of Greatest Songwriters

[lizzytysh]

But, as you can see from my subsequent post, I think that we may dislike them for different reasons! That is, however, of no concern to me.

Not sure how you arrived at this conclusion, either, Lisa. But that doesn't matter, either.

[LisaLCFan]

...Not sure how you arrived at this conclusion, either ...

Sorry I mentioned it. I won't make that mistake again. Bye!

[Vicomte]

Why do I find it so amusing that Lisa has been told by lizzy that she doesn't understand her posts but has praised herself often enough for understanding Geoffrey's posts. You couldn't make it up

[Geoffrey]

So i find myself being . . . very happy that Bob Dylan is at number 1, and would have been happier if Leonard was at number 2.

i don't think it's very nice for leonard to constantly be in someone's shadow at number 2. he's had to go through his whole life having some cleverdick triumphantly waltzing in front of him. no wonder he drinks those 'red needles' all the time. cruel world. imagine how humiliating it must be; he is a proud and good-natured gentleman, even older than that moody minnesota minstrel. seems unfair to me, gross miscarriage of justice. he's the subordinate sidekick tonto, never the lone ranger. robin, never batman. dr watson, never sherlock. after all his labour, his excellent work, it looks like poor leonard is destined to go down in history as a mere footnote to bob dylan. i often wonder what leonard thinks of him . . . deep down i mean.

[lizzytysh]

Yes, SIR, on THAT, g!