Arrrrgh, Cash!
Yesterday I read a Dr. Who fic, in which Rose couldn't sleep in her own room (nudge, nudge, wink, wink) because of a disembodied voice singing to her from the walls. The Doctor explain that it was just Bob, a non-corporeal being who somehow got stuck in the TARDIS, and was quite harmless.
Just had a conversation with the bob.
My first thought upon reading this was, "What was Deena doing on the TARDIS?" Incidentally, no woman should ever listen to any man (except maybe Richard Simmons, but he doesn't really count, does he?) about the best way to lose weight, not even if the man is a doctor. Only fat women ever have useful advice on weight loss.
You know, some people swear by smoking as a way to not gain weight.
In other news, I'm ten days away from being much older than I feel. How did that happen?
No, and I think the Music People think of me as one might the sort of innocently mouthy and irrepressible kid I actually was once.
"I second that emotion."
"Very good. And on topic, too. How cute is that?"
Because passion I've got, but Guralnick I'm not.
But I'm a poet, and I know it(And also who the soul geeks are all like "I'm not worthy" about.) ETA: Thanks, Cass. And I'm suddenly feeling Oz/Kellerman, though I really don't slash, but there'd be like no angst. "That was fun, right?"
"Yeah. great."
"Cool."
"Cool."
Well, I mainly think it's terrible song, period, and bad in a way that's not even interesting
UGH YES. And I was SO much happier when I couldn't figure out which song ya'll were talking about. Not only do I just plain hate the song but it summons up memories of loooooooooonnnnnnnggggg Sunday afternoons (post-Church rush) standing behind the counter at the Dunkin' Donuts. Whatever radio station they had on in there would play that song relentlessly. Hearing that song, or even thinking about it, literally makes me quesy because it activates terrible smell memories--stale donuts, burnt coffee, slightly off creamer.
I need to think of another song, stat! ummmm....Girl from Ipanema is my bad earworm cleanser. doot da doo da doo da doo doo
t resisting urge to change tagline to lines from That Song
I don't know from Sisters of Mercy, but as overwrought as "I'd Do Anything for Love" is, and although it's likely in my top 10 or top 25 worst rock songs ever (would that be bottom?--whatever, you know what I mean), I think you're overlooking We Built this City on Rock and Roll,
No, I'm not.
IDAFL(BIWDT) is the worst rock song ever. WBTC is the worst SONG IN THE HISTORY OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE. Since humans first started evolving this thing called "culture," it is the worst. song. ever.
Annabel's pretty young, yet. Maybe you haven't watched enough toddler TV.
Barney is a friend of ours from our imagination
When he's tall he's what we call a 'dinosaur sensation'.
Barney comes to play with us
Whenever we may need him.
Barney can be your friend, too
If you'll just make-believe him.
This is a song, la la la la
Elmo's song.
La la la la, la la la la
Elmo's song.
La la la -- la la la la
La la la -- la la la la
I'll go easy on ya, and not post the lyrics to "It's Christmas, Again" from the movie,
Elmo Saves Christmas.
Yes, WBTC is a dreadful song, but anyone who thinks it's the worst song ever hasn't stopped to ponder "Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro or "Billy, Don't Be a Hero."
Yes, WBTC is a dreadful song, but anyone who thinks it's the worst song ever
I think the collected works of one Ms. Celine Dion trump Starship's sellout.
OH MY FREAKING GOD
I finally get a chance to log in and catch up, and THERE ARE BARNEY LYRICS IN THE THREAD.
I must now kill Cindy. It's tragic, but it has to happen.
