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No joke: I read this and in the downstairs, wife's 80's radio channel starts blasting Men at Work.
Hurricanes Lounge XXXII: wait, but why?
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raynman
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You’re gonna have to help me out here. I don’t understand this reference.
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raynman
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Lempo, you’ve gone way over my head but I’ve enjoyed it.
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It's the most Australia song I, and I gather many other, could imagine if they were woken at three at night and asked at gunpoint.
(I haven't seen Babe, but I'm under the assumption it is a very Australiaesque movie.)
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(in the category of not post-apocalyptic desert or mates dressing up as sheilas)
DaveG
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I can't get to sleep thinking about the implications of this.
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"aaaah..! Um... canyouhearcanyouhear the thunder, dumdumdumdum down under!"
They'd prolly lower the gun, say "that ain't a song, this is a song!" and put a C-cassette of AC/DC into my cassette player and press Play.
I'm not in a psychosis, I swear.
tarheelhockey
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this is my favorite HF post of the day
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Yeah, but not much of importance happened today.
tarheelhockey
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Haven’t been on social media, what happened? New 3rd jersey?
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New New Jersey would really crown the 2020.
tarheelhockey
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New New Jersey? That’s Cary.
AD Skinner
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Was it post- Steven Page barenaked ladies? Because man while their stuff without him is still fine in its own way it is terribly boring by comparison
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It was Fourth of July, there was barenaked ladies, and we are not getting any more technical about it.
It was, but they covered most of the old classics, too. It was a pretty even mix of their newer stuff and their older stuff with a few covers thrown in for good measure.
Listening to Santana, drinking some beers, and cooking some pork tenderloin and roast beets and carrots.
Good day.
Good day.
Kids acted like I was trying to murder them when they saw the beets.
Consoling myself with some smoked maple bourbon.
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Mark the date. Nov 7: The first televised Christmas commercial of the year.
It was for some kind of alcoholic beverage. Completely irrelevant which one.
It was for some kind of alcoholic beverage. Completely irrelevant which one.
I went to HomeDepot to get some supplies the week before Halloween and all their decorations were Christmas trees.
Nikishin Go Boom
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We don't do Thanksgiving and they aren't even trying to hide that Halloween is but an imported easy money grab with cheap China trinketry. I was still shocked to see several stores full of Christmas-associated chocolate and candy boxes and hams in late October.
They may be fattening us for a big sacrifice at the end of 2020.
... anyone want to join me in making #plot2blót trend on Twitter?
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I love the fact that the recent spotlight on Philly has caused international news outlets to try and explain Gritty to their audience.
You can't explain Gritty. Hell, you can't explain Philly. IIRC, when he was first revealed, it basically went like:
*Gritty unveiled*
Philly: wtf is that
National Media: wtf is that
Philly: YOU LEAVE GRITTY ALONE HE IS A NATIONAL TREASURE.
You can't explain Gritty. Hell, you can't explain Philly. IIRC, when he was first revealed, it basically went like:
*Gritty unveiled*
Philly: wtf is that
National Media: wtf is that
Philly: YOU LEAVE GRITTY ALONE HE IS A NATIONAL TREASURE.
