Subversive grade-schoolers

 

1. You can edit that out can’t you? No problem.

   Chris it’s going to bug me for hours now where that comes from....I can hear the guys saying it but for the life of me can’t remember where it’s from.

   Posted by LyndonB       10/09/2009  at  06:32 PM  



2. What? Are you registering a complaint? [nudge, nudge. wink, wink]

   Posted by Christopher       10/09/2009  at  06:47 PM  



3. Cheers Chris. RIP Graham Chapman.

   Posted by LyndonB       10/09/2009  at  06:49 PM  



4. Now you’ve done it Lyndon!

   I’ve only got this on an old vinyl LP. To listen to it, I’d have to dig out my old turntable, hook it up to my audio system, hope the needle is still good, etc. Too much like work.

   I’m going to do a peer-to-peer search and see if I can’t steal download a digital copy.

   If I’m successful at stealing downloading a copy, it’s your fault.

   Posted by Christopher       10/09/2009  at  06:59 PM  



5. Thank You.

   Hope for the Future just got a Nudge Upwards.

   Posted by SwedeBoy       10/09/2009  at  09:24 PM  



6. They appear to be like the New Boys from Around the Block (you know that group where Ricky Martin got his start) as the Amazing Grace & Battle Hymn of the Republic seem to be a tad older girls - or the one posted here is the first one & they’ve grown up.

   I love the blond (and you would think that the number of times I’ve watch a Red Wings home game - I’d know her name) sing the National Anthem at the Red Wings home games (which is a hoot, as to how many of these guys aren’t even American) that I always want to stand up - I thank Mr. Ilitich for still doing it and for most of the NHL stations that carry it - too bad the NFL has sold out to do the ‘pink thing’ rather than the National thing.

   I hate Pop Culture enablers. Tradition!

   Posted by wardmama4       10/10/2009  at  06:48 AM  



7. Merciful God, that was incredible! Thank you!

   Posted by cmblake6       10/10/2009  at  06:09 PM  

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