"Any Emily Dickinson poem can be sung to the tune of The Yellow Rose of Texas."
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Thank you Ginger! That quote was itching at the back of my mind where I could not quite reach it.
Uh, I was told I was hysterical and should do stand-up comedy. So I've got that going for me.
I could see this. With your deadpan delivery, you could be like Steven Wright.
You all are making me laugh. Hil's advisor is a dick.
That quote was itching at the back of my mind where I could not quite reach it.
B5, "The Day of the Dead" by Neil Gaiman
I was once told I should do stand-up. By a stand-up comedian who wanted to get laid.
So--- was this a nice Indian girl who told you this, Polter-Cow... because we might have found your wife! :)
"Any Emily Dickinson poem can be sung to the tune of The Yellow Rose of Texas."
And the theme to Gilligan's Island.
And the theme to Gilligan's Island.
I try not to think about that.
I always sing "I like to see it lap the miles, and lick the valleys up" to Yellow Rose of Texas. It actually helps me remember.
I could see this. With your deadpan delivery, you could be like Steven Wright.
Heh, thanks. I wasn't even doing my deadpan thing, mostly just being me. The animated version of me, I mean. I'm in a two-day "Communicating to Influence" course, and we have to keep giving little presentations.
Sometimes I think about giving stand-up a try (this isn't the first time someone's suggested it), but I have no idea what I would talk about. And who would listen to me. (I think it'd be fun, though. If there's one thing I like, it's making people laugh.)
So--- was this a nice Indian girl who told you this, Polter-Cow... because we might have found your wife! :)
Alas, no. Although that nice Indian girl did like my OKC profile.