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Holy Crap!
"...a modern spiritual..." Indeed.
That was the damned-ass squarest thing I ever saw. I never would have believed it.
So the, "And a one and a two," wasn't counting the rhythm, it was counting the puffs? Great! Now I'm going to have Lawrence Welk saying, "Don't bo-gaart de roa-ch," stuck in my head.
How did that one get onto the set list?
I am sure that Brewer and Shipley are sooo proud
1979, Silver Dollar Saloon, Leadville, Colorado--the bar band plays covers of AC/DC, old geezer retired miners and their wives get up and dance to it. Pretty cool.
I have to go cry in the corner now. If you need my shotgun for the imminent apocalypse, it's under the bed. I won't be using it.
When I first saw this on my phone, without my glasses, I swore it said the "throbbing sphincter of surrealism"Now I'm not so sure it isn't.
Well; the word "toke" has more than one meaning. But since you all no doubt went straight to your dictionaries, I suppose you knew that already.Maybe Welk and some others though it was a song by a habitual gambler;http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/toke -- Lyle
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Holy Crap!
ReplyDelete"...a modern spiritual..."
ReplyDeleteIndeed.
That was the damned-ass squarest thing I ever saw. I never would have believed it.
ReplyDeleteSo the, "And a one and a two," wasn't counting the rhythm, it was counting the puffs?
ReplyDeleteGreat! Now I'm going to have Lawrence Welk saying, "Don't bo-gaart de roa-ch," stuck in my head.
How did that one get onto the set list?
ReplyDeleteI am sure that Brewer and Shipley are sooo proud
ReplyDelete1979, Silver Dollar Saloon, Leadville, Colorado--the bar band plays covers of AC/DC, old geezer retired miners and their wives get up and dance to it. Pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteI have to go cry in the corner now. If you need my shotgun for the imminent apocalypse, it's under the bed. I won't be using it.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw this on my phone, without my glasses, I swore it said the "throbbing sphincter of surrealism"
ReplyDeleteNow I'm not so sure it isn't.
Well; the word "toke" has more than one meaning. But since you all no doubt went straight to your dictionaries, I suppose you knew that already.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Welk and some others though it was a song by a habitual gambler;
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/toke
-- Lyle