Gotcha. And, fair enough. I now choose “Stairway to Heaven” so that the world forever debates Tenacious D’s “Tribute” and what song it could be about. ** laughs in Jack Black **
Gotcha. And, fair enough. I now choose “Stairway to Heaven” so that the world forever debates Tenacious D’s “Tribute” and what song it could be about. ** laughs in Jack Black **
And cheddar, ya philistines.
Since I choose, am I aware of the song being gone afterwards? Can I choose a Beatles song that the world loves and then “write” it and profit from it? (See the movie “Yesterday”.) It’s interesting that a lot of answers are “get rid of the song that I don’t like. Okay, I get that. But! If I’m aware that the song is gone afterwards, I’d choose whatever the most sung religious song is just to see what that affects.
If you take drugs irresponsibly, you could be happy for the rest of your life.
I thought it was a giant space goat?
“ “ - Gordon Freeman (New dialogue found on beta disc)
My choom.
“And I’d do it again.” Robinson. Probably.
Elvis was Jesus-ified after death and tacky, roadside velvet Elvis art could be purchased and displayed to show your devotion to the King. Love of a musical icon is one thing. But, martyred fascists are not kitsch or cool. Either one will let you know what kind of a home you stepped into. Both would be in bad taste but one is so bad it’s good and the other is so bad, it’s baaaad. And not Michael Jackson bad.
Velvet Elvis? Cool. Velvet Cheeto? Not cool.
Have you ever listened to Zaireeka appropriately? I haven’t, but that must be a headache to line up correctly.
Oh, it was, was it?
It’s an autonomous collective.
That’s a darn good shower thought.
“You’re not my real stool! You’re just a stepstool!”
A remix will add stuff to the original album version of the song. When the album version has the stuff and it’s removed, that becomes the “radio edit”.
They’d have to rename that cornhole game.
Earwigs are drawn to textiles for some reason. I’ve left gloves in the garden and they’d literally be filled with them the next morning (and new gloves purchased immediately!). You could try leaving a carpet remnant upside down in the garden with a healthy dose of diatomaceous earth under it. Diatomaceous earth is excellent for creepy-crawly control.
Eh? (Smaller question by one letter).
Dar mourns for Seth.