Oooh! Oooh! I have a hivemind question.
As most of you know, I am notoriously slow on the uptake when it comes to the meanings of songs. In the past few years I discovered that "Afternoon Delight" was about having sex in the daytime, "She Bop" is about masturbation, and so on.
[insert laughing/teasing/pointing and gawking here]
We were watching "Earl" last night, and John Leguizamo said something to Earl about Billy Idol and "White Wedding." I didn't get it, Joe laughed and told me that it's about cocaine.
Is this true?
My co-worker thought pigs in a blanket were pancakes wrapped around bacon.
Where's your co-worker from, Empress? Because that's what I've always considered pigs in blankets to be, and this weirdness involving stuffed peppers is probably heresy.
John Leguizamo said something to Earl about Billy Idol and "White Wedding."
"White Wedding" is about Billy objecting to his little sister getting married. Really. I wonder if his sister laughs at him, considering she's still hitched to the guy.
HA! That's what I thought.
Joe is projecting again.
Joe is projecting again.
It's an obvious mistake to make. Everyone thinks rockers only talk about drugs.
Where is your co-worker from, who thinks pigs in blankets are hot dogs in pancakes?
Torrance.
I always thought it was pancakes and sausage.
I always thought it was pancakes and sausage.
close enough. Some people think it's stuffed green peppers. Yig.
I've also heard people call stuffed cabbage the same thing.
See, I keep reading it as "dogs in a blanket," which we make all the time for movie or game night with the kids. Mini hot dogs, crescent rolls, easy peasy.
