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Ace Ventura Jesse Ventura Charlie Ventura

Paul Stanley Gene Simmons Ace Frehley

Cat Anderson Kitty Wells Pussy Galore

In my former job I did a lot of hiring, everything from suit & tie sales people to grunt labor. I would find out from other teachers what people normally wear. Being well dressed indicates to most people that you take your work serious, although overdressing can put people off. I would assume that a suite and tie would be overkill for a teaching gig. If for some reason you need to buy a suit, I would agree with the folks above, do not buy a cheap suit. You may or may not be able to tell the difference, but someone who wears suits on a regular basis can. Here on the west coast we have the Nordstrom Rack, which has the mark-downs and returned items at huge discounts. It is a great place to find anything from a suit or sport coat, to dress pants and some nice shoes. It looks like you are on the other coast so I don't know. I always hated the men's warehouse because they were always trying to sell me something I didn't want. General unsolicited advise on job interview. You are there to present yourself so be yourself, anyone who has done interviewing for any length of time can spot insincerity a mile away.

Horace Silver Silver Surfer You Silver Tounged Devil You

Lemmy Kilmister Jack Lemon Lemony Snicket

The Who What's the name of that guy Wilbur Ware

Peter Paul Mary

I have always assumed that loud-mouthed assholes on-line are loud-mouthed assholes offline. Bill

The Grass Roots The Seeds Supergrass

I think the job has already been filled. House Band

Fonzie Joanie Chachi

Patti LaBelle Paul Horn Harpo Marx

"People" has indeed evolved into a loose set of parameters. Generic phrases, song titles with people's names in them, and other "loose" definintions are now common. Still, there's occasionally some outright violations. But since we're not playing for money.... Don Wall Charles Walgreen J. Milton Eckerd Up for review of rules. Proper Names are obviously OK Band Names? Characters from Films, TV, Literature or Songs? A phrase that refers to a specific person, be they real or fictional? Do all three names need to be a part of a single theme, or does the theme only need to connect from one name to the next?

Prince and the Revolution The Boy Who Would be King Half A Boy/Half A Man

Brian Ferry The Ferryman The Tooth Fairy

Zeus Zoot Ziggy

other mock PSA Maybe she can get a job on Pee Wee's Playhouse.

The Nattily Dressed Porter (not The Natalie Porter) Nat Adderley Cannonball

Michael Jermaine Tito

My Son The Jazz Drummer Lil' Abner The Three

Diamond Dave Ruby Braff Pearl Williams

The Missing Piece The Big O Big O Records

Randy Newman Short People Gary Coleman

Fun Boy Three Funny Face My Funny Valentine