For holidays, I say sleep when you want to sleep.
I'm trying to create a playlist that won't get me into trouble when unannounced tour groups or parents drop in at my summer job. For the most part, I'm going on the assumption that language content is more likely to be noticed than the message or story of a given song. That being said, should I preclude a song in which a man is telling a woman that he is wearing her pink feathered panties even though there is no foul language?
That being said, should I preclude a song in which a man is telling a woman that he is wearing her pink feathered panties even though there is no foul language?
My answer to this is that both "Lola" and "Walk on the Wild Side" were Top 40 AM radio hits in the early 70's. Which supports your thesis that content is blinvisible, but language causes a ruckus.
I have
Lost In Translation
on my TiVo.
I think the problem with this particular song is that it doesn't have a catchy chorus to distract from the other parts of the song. And it's kinda talky and easy to understand.
It's funny that you mentioned "Lola" because we had the students singing that song in a show a couple of years ago.
Betsy, that sucks. Bastards.
In addition to the pawn shop list, check ebay for items matching the stolen goods.
Grr. Fuckers.
Woman catches burglar via eBay: [link]
Today was a good day. I bought a 70s Brit-punk tee that says "Make Sex Not War" and a cognitive dissonance bag (it's a black bag that says PINK BAG on it). And I passed a store called "Sport Kok." Sadly, it didn't turn out to be a jock strap boutique.
OOoh, the E-Bay (and Craig's List, as well) suggestion sounds good. At least it's something to do -- having been robbed before I know how painful it is even when you don't lose all that much in material things.
And I passed a store called "Sport Kok." Sadly, it didn't turn out to be a jock strap boutique.
Those faux-sport kok vagina bojanglers!
(That might just be the bestest sentence I've ever written.)
I go with sleeping.
This is what I did, which is why I am awake now. Also, Allyson, Kristen, and ita were all very mean to me in my dreams. I don't remember how or why, but Dream me still shakes my not so wee fists at them all.
I was not mean to you! It must have been a doppleganger.
Or you'd been a bad, bad girl.