'Dirty Girls'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
So in some ways, better for us to be on Thanksgiving week, before holiday shopping, and people can run right out to their store and buy the dang thang.
Do you know, it didn't occur to me until right this second that I need to order it for my brother for Xmas? Duh.
Do you know, it didn't occur to me until right this second that I need to order it for my brother for Xmas? Duh.
Only 43 shopping days until Christmas!
btw, Steph, thanks for writing to my minion. It's helping her sort out the back pain issues. She's got the exact same herniated discs. Poor thing's a temp though, and has to calculate how many weeks she can afford to take off for the surgery.
Steph, thanks for writing to my minion.
Oh, no problem, seriously. She told me the pain she has down her leg is a 10, and I flinched in sympathy. I can't believe she's only taking Tylenol 3, though. That stuff is like M&Ms. She needs the good stuff. Opiates for all!
launch.com, in a fit of insanity, just played me Hanson. What is sad is that I have never heard this song, it's not even from the MMMBop album and I recognized it as Hanson before checking. My ears can't distinguish individual instruments in most music, I can't match while singing or harmonize, but I can recognized the fucking Hanon brothers. great.
not to give a play by play of my launch today, but now I am getting Dean Martin singing Gentle on My MInd. I love both things, but together it is all kinds of wrong.
She told me the pain she has down her leg is a 10
I don't think her 10, is the 10 you got to. She needs to go up to 11. She's uncomfortable and the Tylenol isn't helping - but she's still able to sit in her chair, though she has to squirm around a lot. She's clearly uncomfortable.
For those who ever wondered about such things, a survey of Australian actuaries has revealed that the song most likely to get them onto the dance floor is the Village People's "YMCA", with "The Macarena" and "Nut Bush City Limits" equal second. "The Chicken Dance" performed respectably. 6% of respondents said that nothing could possibly get them on the dance floor.
Gives a whole new meaning to "Lets party like actuaries!"
Or not...
Nut Bush City Limits?
Gives a whole new meaning to "Lets party like actuaries!"
I think that phrase is still waiting for an original meaning.