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John Mietus
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Really?
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Eric Smearman
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| Posted: 02 September 2006 at 4:41pm | IP Logged | 2
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"Vienna" by Billy Joel.
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Jacob P Secrest
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Wait, what?
Was that sarcasm?
God damn it I hate the internet.
Never know when someone's being sarcastic or not.
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Jeff Lommel
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See, that's why I'm a fan of emoticons. Not the overuse of them that happens all too often, but the well-chosen occasional usage. Eliminate somebody taking a joke the wrong way, and you having to come back with a "I was joking!" post, eliminates "was that sarcasm?" posts, etc.
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John Mietus
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The walrus was Paul.
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Simon Matthew Park
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Paul was dead by then, John, you know that.
For me, the dreaded song is Don't talk to strangers by Rick Springfield.
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John Mietus
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This morning I woke with the Black Eyed Peas's "My Humps" in my head.
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Dan Bowen
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What, those lovely lady lumps (LUUUUMPS!)?
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Gregg Allinson
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I dig Fergie. London Bridge is hilarious.
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Kevin Hagerman
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"All Night Long" by Lionel Ritchie. The horn section of this one sometimes morphs into the horn section for "Late in the Evening" by Paul Simon. So kinda cool song going in, AWESOME song coming out.
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John Mietus
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Speaking of transformations, the Beach Boys's "Little Deuce Coup" keeps
transforming into "I'm In To Something Good" by Herman's Hermits for me.
"She's my little deuce coup
You don't know what I got
(Something tells me I'm into something,
Something tells me I'm into something...)"
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Andy Hardy
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Speaking of John speaking of transformations, last week, three (of the four) members of my band practiced for the first time in over a year. The bass player--who owns all the sound equipment--forgot to get the microphones from the church that borrowed them, so we just sat around and played sans vox. We decided to start off with some KISS songs, and--just about every time--one segued into another (by accident) between verse and chorus. Without anyone singing the vocals/melody, those early KISS songs are incredibly similar.
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