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Who Shot Sam? wrote:Arrgghh, I just used the word "synergy". Someone please shoot me!

KERPOW!!


Who Shot Sam? - I did!! :lol:
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Gillibeanz wrote:KERPOW!!


Who Shot Sam? - I did!! :lol:
:D :D :D :D
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It's whinge time in jolly old England........

Iv'e been working in the office like a looney on my own all day, iv'e hurt my back lugging heavy boxes and now i've just burnt the pizza I was cooking for my tea cos I was trying to do too many jobs at once!

I'm too tired to be bothered to cook anything else. Where is my knight in shining armour to whisk me away from all this when I need one? :?
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With all this talk about Juliet Letters destroying homes, I worry that we're overlooking all the marriages being broken up by the Austin Lounge Lizards.
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El Vez wrote:Hey, in Waylon's autobiography he talked about how children *love* Roger Miller's music. My first memories of him were as the minstrel troubadour in the animated Robin Hood (the one where Robin Hood & Maid Marian were foxes.....and more convincing as a couple than Costner and Mary Elizabeth Mastranto...Mastra....Mestr...aw fuck it!) and I loved his corny little Disney ditties. Absolutely loved them.
I'm pretty sure that "Kings of the Road" was one of the first songs I sort of knew the words to.
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bobster wrote:
El Vez wrote:Hey, in Waylon's autobiography he talked about how children *love* Roger Miller's music. My first memories of him were as the minstrel troubadour in the animated Robin Hood (the one where Robin Hood & Maid Marian were foxes.....and more convincing as a couple than Costner and Mary Elizabeth Mastranto...Mastra....Mestr...aw fuck it!) and I loved his corny little Disney ditties. Absolutely loved them.
I'm pretty sure that "Kings of the Road" was one of the first songs I sort of knew the words to.
For me it was 2 Live Crew's Me So Horny. I was, maybe, 9 at the time.

"Sittin' at home with my dick all hard/Lookin' through my black book for a freak to call."

Childhood memories........
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That's pretty hardcore for a 9 year old kid.
Preacher was a talkin' there's a sermon he gave,
He said every man's conscience is vile and depraved,
You cannot depend on it to be your guide
When it's you who must keep it satisfied
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I was what they call an old school baller and if it weren't for that Midnight Basketball program, I'd have turned 21 in prison doin' life without parole for sure.
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But Vez, I still run into bathrooms all over this fine state of Alabama that say things about you! You must have left quite an impression on some people. . . . . . .
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I can only respond with this zen koan -

I sang Dixie.
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Yep. That's part of what was written. . . .
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As for the rest of what's been written, all I can say is that I've never been to Dallas and that Cheryl and I have an understanding.
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El Vez wrote:For me it was 2 Live Crew's Me So Horny. I was, maybe, 9 at the time.
And it explains oh so much....
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Gillibeanz wrote:Where is my knight in shining armour to whisk me away from all this when I need one? :?
Sorry - I've been away for a while. Is it too late? :wink:

This thought isn't too random but have I missed much lately?
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My daughter, just now...

"Daddy, what color is the Liverwurst soccer team?"

Bless her.
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VG: Nope its not too late whisk away!! :lol:
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Unfortunately the only whisking I'm doing tonight is in the kitchen. And making a mess no doubt!

One day I will come and whisk you away to a London Meet Up. It will be my honour to escort you (although in reality it will be a pressganging! :lol: )
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I survived dinner AND baseball talk with oily slick!
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It's good motorbike weather.
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Not where I live!
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It's good weather for that here, too. That is, as of 12:36 EST. As usual, all bets are off for any weather predictions attempting to reach more than five minutes into the future...
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It's good as lighting conditions and temperature go, just gotta watch for leaves.

Hiya Mug.
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I achieved that rarest of triumphs last night...a bartender's phone number.
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Never worked in restaurants, eh?

Will Eddie flame out now that he's been traded to Columbus?
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Wonder Pets is my new favorite little-kids' TV show.
It's a radiation vibe I'm groovin' on
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