From DMSR-
Vivacious, forthright, and with a keen sense of humor, Wendy shook Prince up and made him laugh. She wasn't afraid to stand up to him and tell him what she thought. "She came furthest of anyone Ive ever seen at pulling Prince out of his shell", observes Susan Rogers. "He adored her and felt comfortable with her. Everyone else was more or less intimidated by him. I remember one time, it was in the summer, and Prince was sitting at the keyboard. He was playing with no shirt on and Wendy reached over and pulled his underarm hair. And he brought his elbow into his side and said 'don't!' and resumed playing. She reached over and pulled it again and he said 'cut it out!'. And they had a mock fight, kind of slapping each other. Not even his girlfriends were that informal with him. She was the only person who was that way with him, and he loved it".

Wendy was like "dont pull that enigma shit with me" which is how I am with people who put on aires. You know the ice princesses in play and at work. This is very telling in the Prince saga and is damn funny.Looks like Wendy at times made Prince more warm or comfortable. She seems like cool people at this time.There.

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[This message was edited Sun Apr 13 20:08:49 PDT 2003 by rdhull]

ohmigod, he did it!!!

now wuz that so bad (even if u stuck an excerpt from dmsr 2 fill the flow)?

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

No it wasnt bad. I never had a problem with Wendy. I never said I hated her or didn't think her contrivutuions musically or otherwise wasn't important. People took my "she wasn't the whole world and better than prince" stance wrong...and RAN with it.

rdhull said:

i know, i know...btw, that shit wuz funny

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

"It wasn't not funny!"-Tammy, Real World L.A. season

rdhull said:

uhh...yah not familiar with "the real world" at all

Thank you, rd

rdhull said:

Great story