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February 5, 2008

It isn't really fair to be making comments about wardrobe malfunctions with Tom Petty. I have a pretty vivid imagination, and that just really grossed me out.

Thanks.

--Jim Rockwood

 
Awww... don't pick on poor Tom, Jim. He's just a struggling rock'n'roller, trying to catch a break in this world. Perhaps if you saw him live you could wash that image right out of your head. Of course, let's face facts... Tom was never a pretty man.

 
February 9, 2008

Hi! I am 13 years old and from Ohio. I just wanted to tell you that I saw your video on youtube. That was the coolest thing I have ever seen. I really love 13 Going On 30 too! I wish I could have something like that at my wedding when I grow up! ! ! I know you probably have A LOT of mail because I saw that you had over 5 million views! So, congratulations. And byeeee!

--Caitlyn

 
Don't wish for it, Caitlyn, do it! Uh... when you're older, of course. We don't think you should be getting married at 13. Maybe more like when you're going on 30. However, our group possessed no special powers or dance skills, we just got out there and practiced until it was good. You could do the same! Then maybe in a decade or so YOUR wedding can get 5 million views. Let us know when the big day arrives!

 
February 11, 2008

hi. i just watched your video of your wedding recp on youtube and just wondered how long it took you all to learn it as i am thinking about doing it at my wedding but as we have brought it forward im worried that we wouldnt have enough time. i would be very grateful if you could let me know as soon as you can.

thanks,

--alice xx

 
It took us a little over a month to learn the whole thing, alice. We had four practices together as a group, and the rest of the training was done at home. We actually spent more time practicing for the live, nationwide performance on the Mike and Juliet Show. But then, that makes sense. Fall down at the wedding reception and only a couple of hundred people see you. Fall down on national TV and you get a whole different kind of YouTube fame.