What other records—personal or otherwise—are these geezers going to break?
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Teenage DJs look like old geezers compared to this current record holder.
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The Academy -- aren't they a bunch of Hollywood geezers who ignore black people?
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But that number, 272, doesn't tell the whole story of these underwater geezers.
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I had seven geezers from Sri Lanka living in my back garden before.
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Slide behind the wheel and the Tiguan is equally comfortable with teens or geezers.
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It's really inclusive, it references old geezers and all sorts of mad reference points.
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How else are you going to understand those raspy old Thai geezers at the gym?
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Two such geezers with major beef and no manners were Lenny McLean and Roy Shaw.
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I would see [sex offender Jeffrey] Epstein, Trump, like all the old geezers, at that place too.
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Previously on VICE, Women Tell Us What They Find Attractive Guys. Blokes. Fellas. Chaps. Lads. Geezers. Dudes.
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One thing old geezers excel at is not drinking very quickly and making a meal out of everything.
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This is a song for everyone: young bloods, old geezers, weirdo girls with green hair, dealers, and haters.
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Solar is likely going to be the cheapest power source in the world, within the lifetime of geezers like me.
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It seems like all of the geezers from Meadow Park came by today, must be some bug going around there.
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But on the court she is a "Warrior Goddess of Mannahatta", schooling geezers who mistake her for an easy mark.
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The stereotype of greedy geezers just concerned about themselves when it comes to climate change is just that — a stereotype.
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Mornings on the X-trainer for geezers at the gym; also last thing at night, multiple items (see tottering nightstand above).
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You will find that most of us are old geezers, retired and/or our children are grown and have left home.
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I've just come out of a supermarket and now there are three geezers walking down the road behind me in an odd manner.
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"Maybe prior to this flight, we were looked at as old geezers who ought to get out of the way," he said afterward.
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And to watch these old geezers complain about it, these guys have been like toy soldiers who walk in the wall and keep going.
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Which, in the way these things always come full circle, may also make Gangsters, Gamblers and Geezers one of the best films ever made.
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Watch below, and decide whether you want to go and see Gangsters, Gamblers and Geezers when it gets a national cinema release in September.
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Although on occasion the designer deviates from type, peppering her runways with famous geezers like Willem Dafoe, she tends to prefer guys who resemble adolescents.
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Essentially a geezers-fight-back siege movie (Tom Williamson plays the sole young veteran), "VFW" is riotously scuzzy and warmly partial to its rusty heroes.
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In fact, the worst film ever made might not even be out yet, because the worst film ever made might actually be Gangsters, Gamblers and Geezers.
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To rub it in, the lyrics in songs like "All the Young Dudes" positioned second wave, '60s rock fans, then barely into their 20s, as irrelevant geezers.
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"Maybe prior to this flight, we were looked at as old geezers who ought to get out of the way," Glenn said after his nine-day shuttle mission.
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That doesn't really bum Marion out since her preferred form of revenge is stealing a suitcase of cash from the geezers and hightailing it to her boyfriend's town.
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Publishers Clearing House is targeting old geezers with their junk mail sweepstakes and unfairly making them believe they have a real shot at getting rich ... according to a new lawsuit.
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While Mesa draws a connection between low-hanging balls and canines, I tend to associate long-ass balls with the old geezers I see in the changing room at my YMCA.
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Somehow, Atlanta was the third-oldest team in the NFL last season—only the Carolina Panthers and Indianapolis Colts were trotting out more geezers—and they finished 8-8, missing the playoffs once again.
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He tried not to feel bad for them, these future old geezers in this grimy kitchen, on this miserable planet, making the best of it, muddling through their lives without attempting anything big or monumental.
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With its geezers in pinstripe suits chatting up girls in neon lingerie this 'gentlemen's club' is a throwback to the days of lunchtime expense-account sleaze that London's red light district used to be known for.
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CHICAGO(Reuters) - You have heard of greedy geezers: that mythical army of militant seniors out to defend their Social Security benefits at any cost, even if it robs their own children and grandchildren of their futures.
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Any number of old geezers could easily fail to grasp the dynamics of sexual assault that would lead a 15-year-old girl to be reluctant to report a crime perpetrated by an older boy in her community.
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Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney is furious the powers that be notified him his office was NOT allowed to buy tampons for his staffers ... and he's blaming a bunch of Republican geezers he says are out of touch with reality.
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Now, British supermarkets are essentially supposed to discriminate against scruffy young men buying only whipped cream who might be using its nitrous oxide to get high, while letting more innocent geezers do their thing, according to guidance recently issued by the government.
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The Danish firebrand bemoaned the fact that unlike Aristides, the tendency of his Copenhagen brethren was to deny that ugly feeling and disparage the person who delivers those packages of resentment and ill-will, like those cursed geezers zooming by my house on their bikes.
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LONDON — They have been called the Diamond Geezers and the Bad Grandpas: four thieves in their 0003s and 2000s who used diamond-tipped drills to break into a safe deposit company in London and make off with plastic garbage bins stuffed with $228 million in gems, gold and cash.
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Neither newbie or knowbie, I count myself among the silver surfers, those geezers in Dickensian nightshirts who preceded the blogging guys in pajamas.
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The Wah Wah Collective were on the Greasy Geezers imprint label distributed by Kudos Records, Discograpgh (France), Goya and Pinnacle. The Greasy Geezers label was the creation of Najero Okenabirhie who previously worked with Sanctuary Music Management. The sister arm of the Wah Wah Collective were a Latin /acoustic based group called Gafanhoto Lingo an additional project created by The Wah Wah Collective founding members. Gafanhoto Lingo were accompanied by songwriter/ guitarist Mathieu Karsenti.
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"Greasy Geezer’s Revival Jubilee" is a dance revival UK Garage, Electro re- release from the dance production unit ‘Greasy Geezers’. The ep was released 16 April 2012 on I-innovate (UK) and featured various artists.
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Tanya Tate collected the award on behalf of Television X for Tanya Tate's Sex Tour of Ireland which won Best Reality Series. She also starred in the Television X series Diamond Geezers, which won Best DVD.
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"Fry You Like Fish @ The Jam" is an electro commercial dance single from the dance production unit Greasy Geezers. The song was released on 3 October 2011 as part of a digital EP under the same name.
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The song also gained airplay stateside on the Time2grind Radio Show (Streets106.fm / New Jersey) and was picked up internationally in South–African music press including BPM magazine. The release was supported with online comedic animation based short-films presented by Greasy Geezers with music producers Videoface.
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The single cover artwork contains graffiti based retro fonts and imagery similar to the Greasy Geezers logo. The cover depicts a fish in a frying pan within a chip shop. The picture background was actually taken from the chip shop used in the music video supporting the single release.
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The Mitchell Brothers were a Ghanaian British rap duo from London, England. They consisted of cousins Owura "Tony" Nyanin from Manor Park and Kofi "Teddy" Hanson from Stockwell. They were the first signing to Mike Skinner's The Beats imprint and are sometimes known as the "Geezers with skills".
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After releasing several tiles on vinyl the music group decided to venture in to different projects. Georgeyo set up another left field group called Stark (Futuristica Music). Najero left the band and set up I-innovate Communications a video production / indie label. I-innovate (UK) who maintained ownership of the Greasy Geezers label roster and music archive.
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Mark Richard-San for Pitchfork Media said, "The over-the-top, bass-driven rockers of yore have been replaced with an album of introspective, acoustic songs appropriate for these aging geezers."Richard-San, Mark (22 June 1999). "Echo and the Bunnymen What are You Going to Do with Your Life". Pitchfork Media. Retrieved on 13 May 2010.
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Reminiscent of previous releases by Greasy Geezers the artwork and music video showcases a lighthearted graffiti based cartoon style. The ep cover depicts the theme of the release with Queen Elizabeth II as a metaphor for money. The term Queens Heads is a reference to the Queens face on British pound notes. The audiovisual supporting the release is a humorous animated montage.
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As his radio show was considered to attract older listeners, Wogan jokingly referred to his fans as "TOGs", standing for "Terry's Old Geezers" or "Terry's Old Gals", whilst "TYGs" were "Terry's Young Geezers/Gals", who he joked were forced to listen to him because of their parents' choice of radio station. Wogan was referred to as "The Togmeister" on his own programme by himself and members of his production team, and he referred to the podcast of his show as a 'togcast'. There were also running jokes involving Wogan's newsreader colleagues Alan Dedicoat (nicknamed 'Deadly' after the spoonerism 'Deadly Alancoat'), Fran Godfrey (nicknamed 'Frank'), and John Marsh (nicknamed 'Boggy'). Marsh once told Wogan on air that his wife was called Janet, and a series of "Janet and John" stories followed, read by Wogan during the breakfast show.
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Subsequently, Semple and retired agent and producer Marcia Nasatir reviewed movies on YouTube as the Reel Geezers. In September 2008, he was hailed by the Writers Guild of America as a Living Legend. In 2010, the American Cinemateque presented a two-night retrospective of his movies in Santa Monica. In January 2013, author Jon Dambacher dedicated his short novel "A Strange, Sickly Beauty" to him.
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Greasy Geezers the imprint was disbanded and turned in to a dance production house under the I-innovate (UK) label. Mathieu Karsenti former guitarist/vocalist for Gafanhoto Lingo went on to set up the production and composing company Intricuts music focusing on music compositions for TV, film, theatre and multimedia. Notable clients were the Britain's Got Talent, Series 3 (ITV, 2009) winners Diversity and BBC Children in Need.
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After the Holmes fight, Cooney had fought only sporadically, in the seven plus years between his fight with Holmes and Foreman, Cooney had only partaken in four fights and had completely sat out the entire years of 1983, 1985, 1988 and 1989. Before his fight with Foreman, Cooney's last fight had been against then-undefeated The Ring and lineal heavyweight champion Michael Spinks two and a half year earlier on June 15, 1987, a fight Cooney would lose by knockout in the fifth round. Despite criticism of both fighters advanced ages, with critics in the media dubbing the fight "The Geezers at Caesars","Geezers at Caesars" Nothing but a Joke, Orlando Sentinel article, 1990-01-09, Retrieved on 2014-04-06 there was some considerable hype surrounding the fight and it was decided that the bout would air on pay-per-view. There was even added drama with Cooney enlisting Foreman's long-time trainer Gil Clancy to train him for the fight.
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The geek persona was later carried forward in to the promotion campaign for the Conceptual Love Single released by I-innovate (UK). The original music composition for Conceptual Love was based on a song by R&B;/Soul group The Wah Wah Collective called ‘Quartet Junkie’. This original recording was taken by I-innovate (UK), indie label of the Wah Wah Collective and restructured by the Greasy Geezers production unit for the Bada Badoo release.
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Prior to Marsh's retirement, the travel bulletins were also presented by the morning's newsreader, and Bowles presented them in the shows either side of WUTW. Younger listeners were sometimes called "TYGs" (Terry's Young Geezers/Gals); a frequent joke being that many TYGs were children forced to listen to WUTW in the car while being driven to school. Often, younger listeners getting in touch with the show were jokingly told to "get lost".
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Regular listeners to the show were often referred to collectively as TOGs (Terry's Old Geezers / Gals). A running joke on the show was defining what it takes to qualify as a TOG. Much humour was drawn from identifying stereotypical traits of the elderly, such as absent- mindedness, cynicism and befuddlement at modern society's habits, as being those of a true TOG. Wogan, as the archetypal TOG, was sometimes referred to as the "TOGmeister".
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It was released the same year as Sheilas Drongos Dills & Other Geezers which contained 20 of Morgan's hits from the 1950s and 1960s. In 2009, Morgan wrote a song about his Aboriginal heritage, dedicated to his grandparents who raised him as a child, titled "The Ballad of Bill and Eva". It was recorded with his granddaughter, Caitlin Morgan. Artists who have impersonated Morgan in their shows include Col Elliott and John Williamson.
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Driving Like Crazy is a 2009 book by P. J. O'Rourke about the automobile. Its chapters include The End of the American Car, The Rolling Organ Donors Motorcycle Club, Getting Wrecked, The Geezers Grand Prix, and Call for a New National Park. O'Rourke uses wit to recount his childhood growing up in an automobile dominated family. He recounts his adventures driving cross country in the Baja, the American West and the Indian subcontinent.
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John and Ella Robina have shared a wonderful life for more than fifty years. Now in their eighties, Ella suffers from cancer and has chosen to stop treatment. John has Alzheimer's. Yearning for one last adventure, the self-proclaimed "down-on-their-luck geezers" kidnap themselves from the adult children and doctors who seem to run their lives to steal away from their home in suburban Detroit on a forbidden vacation of rediscovery.
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After Belcher's death in 1979, the club was passed to her long-time barman Ian Board (known as "Ida"), who held it until his death in 1994. Brian Patten described the Colony Room Club as "a small urinal full of fractious old geezers bitching about each other". For Molly Parkin, the club was "a character-building glorious hellhole. Everyone left their careers at the roadside before clambering the stairs and plunging into questionable behaviour".
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" Copsey stated that "Tyndall may have been a rousing speaker, but his tactical intelligence and vision left much to be desired". The East London BNP activist Eddy Butler noted that at a 1986 party rally in Dewsbury, Tyndall "lost them completely. He knew how to talk to a small room of nationalists, but he didn't know how to talk to a thousand Yorkshire young geezers. He hadn't got a clue about normal people or normal politics.
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Stafford was born in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, and is of Jewish ancestry on his mother's side. He opened his hair salon, The House That Hair Built, in 1984, in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. He opened his second salon in Aughton, Sheffield in 1992 called Geezers. His career took off in 1997 when he won the title of Men's British Hairdresser of the Year. In 2000 he opened his second hair salon in Wardour Street, London, W1.
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He is very powerful, but is more famous for the accuracy, or lack thereof, in his attacks. In the anime, Khamsin and Behemoth are collectively called 'the geezers' by Margery Daw. Tellingly, the once battle-happy Flame Haze expressed some uneasiness and reluctance at the notion that they might have to join in battle against the Crimson Denizens. He is fatally wounded by explosions caused by the death of the Seeking Researcher in the final stages of the Second Great War and collapses.
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Mabley was billed as "The Funniest Woman in the World". She tackled topics too edgy for most mainstream comics of the time, including racism. Along with racism, she spoke of sexuality and having children after becoming a widow. One of her regular themes was a romantic interest in handsome young men rather than old "washed- up geezers", and she got away with it courtesy of her stage persona, where she appeared as a toothless, bedraggled woman in a house dress and floppy hat.
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Starting in his early 50s, Peter Martin started playing blues harmonicas. He has 'sat in' with other performers and groups during his travels in Chicago, San Francisco, New Orleans, Providence and Newport, RI gaining him the nick name of "Harmonica Pete". He has played with various Rhode Island based Irish music groups. He is currently a member of the Young Geezers, a music group which makes regular performances at the Rhode Island Veterans Home in Bristol, RI and other 'volunteer' venues.
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Morgan was discovered through Australia's Amateur Hour, a radio talent contest, where he sang his original song "The Sheik of Scrubby Creek" and was a finalist. He began recording with Regal Zonophone Records (a subsidiary of EMI) in 1952, while completing his national service obligation in the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). Morgan's songs are peppered with Australian slang; one CD compilation is called Sheilas, Drongos, Dills and Geezers. Morgan's first wife was Pam Mitchell, with whom he had three children - Allan, Chad Jr. and Janelle.
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Fisher has appeared as the lead actress in television and movie roles, including the television series NCIS: Los Angeles. Fisher's career gained momentum and she went on to appear in an episode of NCIS: Los Angeles and a remake of the film Easy Rider as well as other films. Her latest project as of 2018 is Cannes Without A Plan. As of April, 2019, she is a series regular on a new show called "The Real Geezers of Beverly Hills Adjacent" playing the role of "Julie".
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It has hosted an NHRA national event since 1985. Uni-Select Auto Plus came aboard as the Nationals sponsor in 2011. Other key events include the American Drag Racing League, the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, the Geezers Reunion at The Grove, the Super Chevy Show, Mopar Action, Fun Ford Weekend and the NHRA Pennsylvania Dutch Classic. Local drag racers can compete in the Sunoco Race Fuels Money Trail, a points program that crowns champions in Super, Pro, Street and Top Bike eliminators.
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At one time, you could hardly go 50 yards along the Roman Road and surrounding streets without finding a pub. Many of the buildings are still there, but only a few still sell beer. Local social group The Bow Geezers are currently mapping local pubs and we will update this section in due course. One of the most noteworthy pubs and landmarks was The Earl of Aberdeen, situated at the junction of Roman Road and Grove Road, now remembered as a bus stop since it was demolished in 1977.
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The station garnered international publicity when it brought the former American prostitute Estella Marie Thompson, also known as Divine Brown, over for a launch at BAFTA's headquarters in Piccadilly. On Friday nights, DJ Chris Rogers (aka Caesar the Geezer) presented a live two-hour show with sports agent Eric Hall. The channel broadcasts from 10.00pm until 5.30am. Its programmes are around 30 minutes in duration and include titles such as John Cherry: Soccer Stud, Council Estate Skanks, Charlie Britton Exposed (in which Charlie is played by Ben Dover), Diamond Geezers and Lara's Anal Adventures.
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Simon of the Daily Mirror later hinted that "Cora has a real soft spot for bad boy Derek Branning." A writer for the Daily Mirror called Rose Cotton (Polly Perkins), Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker) and Cora "diamond geezers". Mitchell revealed in July 2012 that she was shocked to see that Cora has a young fanbase. She added that it is very interesting as people seem to believe there is great division between young and old people, and that youngsters respond to her because she is a tough mother and grandmother.
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Her television credits include Hetty Wainthrop Investigates (Chrissy in 'Safe as Houses', 1996), The Lakes (BBC 1997, 1999), "Biddy" in a TV adaptation of Great Expectations, All the King's Men, Clash of the Santas, alongside Robson Green and Mark Benton, Clocking Off (BBC), and Flesh and Blood with Christopher Eccleston. She played DS Tina Murray in New Tricks (S3:E4 Diamond Geezers, 2006.). She also appeared in the sixth series Doctor Who episode "Night Terrors", alongside the Eleventh Doctor played by Matt Smith. She appeared in the BBC documentary The Genius of Mozart as Constanze, Wolfgang's wife.
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In 1990 he wrote a song, "Who Was That Man?" about a man who died in the King's Cross fire. In 1992 "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" was covered by Curtis Stigers on the soundtrack album to The Bodyguard, an album that sold about 44 million copies worldwide. A New York Daily News article quoted Lowe as saying his greatest fear in recent years was "sticking with what you did when you were famous." "I didn't want to become one of those thinning-haired, jowly old geezers who still does the same shtick they did when they were young, slim and beautiful," he said.
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The single is an adaptation of a UK Jazz Hip-Hop release performed by Caveman named "Fry You Like Fish". This relationship coined the artist name ‘"Greasy Geezers vs. Caveman"’. The initial ‘Fry You Like Fish’ single was released in 1990 over 20 years prior to the dance single. Renowned UK Hip Hop Radio presenter Tim Westwood was a pivotal promoter for the caveman group through the early 1990s. The 2011 dance song incorporated lyrics by the former Caveman front man MCM (Mark Layman) whose vocals were taken from recording sessions from the 2011 MCM album ‘The Gospel: The Missing Gems for MCM Caveman’.
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In 2016, Clement starred as Jasmine in comedy Gangsters, Gamblers and Geezers, a story about two lovable losers, Krish and Lee who get fired from their call centre jobs. 2016 also saw Clement star in Redwood alongside Buffy star Nicholas Brandon, about a couple who go hiking in the woods and disturb a nest of vampires. Clement finished off 2016 starring as Gillian alongside Alex Zane in Cannibals and Carpet Fitters, a comedy horror about a group of carpet fitters who are sent on a job to an old Country house in the middle of nowhere. In 2017, Clement filmed up and coming movies 'Order Of Kings: The Dark Kingdom' - a medieval fantasy drama, as well as horror movie 'Black Site' and dark comedy 'Dead Ringer'.
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BriteSpark Films launched as a co-venture between documentary film-maker Nick Godwin and Argonon group in 2013. The company produces factual, features and documentary and drama- documentary programming for the international market and has worked with ITV, Channel 5, Channel 4, Shaw Media, Discovery International and Discovery ID. Productions include long running Channel 5 series Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords which focuses on conflicts between landlords and tenants; Diamond Geezers and Gold Dealers for ITV1 a portrait of London's jewelry district Hatton Garden; Manchester's Serial Killer? for Channel 4 which investigates a spate of suspicious deaths in Manchester's canals; The Wives Did It for Investigation Discovery, a drama documentary series profiling murder cases involving polygamy. BriteSpark Films also produce Incredible Engineering Blunders: Fixed for Discovery International.
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The ep was the 2012 digital version of a vinyl UK Garage ep compilation released several years earlier by Greasy Geezers. The inspiration for the revival release was the featured track Elizabeth (Queen’s Heads) which coincided with UK events surrounding the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Originally the vinyl edition was presented by UK Urban promoter DJ Iron (Ian Moore) and South London based producer Chino. The main track of the ep Elizabeth was originally produced by Chino featuring MC Skalza who were performers in the early-00’s on the London UK Garage circuit at venues such as REX, Ceasar’s and Ocean. The digital release also features material by East London based vocalists Thunder and Flow and the production unit Hekcentrik.
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The film stars Eric McCormack as Owen Rinard, an uptight retirement home administrator in Spokane, who is caught cheating on the company's taxes by a resident, and is blackmailed into taking Gus (James Whitmore), Nelly (Kim Hunter), and Duncan (Ossie Davis) on a trip to Victoria, British Columbia, so that each can experience a long-held dream: Gus wants to go salmon fishing in the Pacific Ocean; Nelly, a former music teacher, wants to attend the symphony; and Duncan, a retired boxer, wants to attend a highly anticipated prize fight in Vancouver."Graceful geezers loosen up grumpy young man". The Globe and Mail, August 24, 2001. Owen himself, in turn, meets and connects romantically with Carley (Marya Delver), an employee in the hotel casino.
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" Matt LeMay of Pitchfork awarded Source Tags & Codes a perfect score and wrote that the album "will take you in, rip you to shreds, piece you together, lick your wounds clean, and send you back into the world with a concurrent sense of loss and hope," though Conrad Keely considers this rating to be "preposterous", as "it is clearly nowhere close to a perfect album". Hobey Echlin of The Village Voice wrote that Source Tags & Codes "captures the fuzzy-math sound from too many gray-area indie bands—and it rocks hard where geezers like Mercury Rev just drift away." Mojo described the album as "not a crossover record, but invigorating." Among average reviews, Q felt that the band "has reached a point where the need for convention outweighs the joy of using guitars as weapons.
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