BUT A POOR REFLECTION: Nanoo nanoo / Bono

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Nanoo nanoo / Bono

I just have to share one more important thing with you before I go on a holiday*. I recently noticed that Robin Williams (aka Mork from Ork) is starting to look more and more like Paul Hewson (aka Bono from U2). Or do you think it is the other way around? Anyway, these are my personal conclusions: 1) time is the great equalizer, 2) you need sunglasses to look cool when you are a middle aged man. Let me know what you think.

Bono and Ali, Mork and Mindy.

* Of course I will also answer Art's interview questions this week!

5 comments:

Anonymous said...: Hmmm, you're right. There is a resemblance. That's just a bit frightening!; 7/31/2007 2:03 pm
Art said...: I noticed the resemblance years ago but it does seem that it becoming more acute as the years go by. It's quite creepy, really.

Looking forward to that interview!; 7/31/2007 9:06 pm
Anonymous said...: Yep, they look a like.

As I'm middle aged I'll take the cool sun glasses; 8/01/2007 2:23 am
David said...: If that's all it takes then I had better get a pair of cool dark glasses.; 8/01/2007 5:42 am
Milton Stanley said...: Yes! You are correct, sir!; 8/13/2007 4:53 pm

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