Lonelygirl15

cup o' noodles wrote:my idiot friend is singing this song we learned in spanish about beating chocolate or something.
uno dos tres cho
uno dos tres co
uno dos tres la
uno dos tres te
chocolate, chocolate
bate, bate chocolate

now it's stuck in my head. crap.

Ha, Ha!! Its from Dora the Explorer!! Mix the chocolate!!!

Sorry, I have a 4 year old.

And because I have a 4 year old, right now I am listening to the WonderPets.

WonderPets, WonderPets, we're on our way!!
*sings loudly and off key*

God help me. Please...

Right now: Led Zepplin D'yer Maker
I have my personal Zepplin mix in this morning.

People ought to just tell their kids right now, "Sweetie, singing these geigh songs and jumping about like a drugged Barbary ape isn't gonna do crap for you when you grow up... except maybe get you on one of these dumb shows."

AutoPilate wrote:People ought to just tell their kids right now, "Sweetie, singing these geigh songs and jumping about like a drugged Barbary ape isn't gonna do crap for you when you grow up... except maybe get you on one of these dumb shows."

I would, except that I've based my career on doing just that. I own a dance studio, so I'm always encouraging not only my own children but others kids to jump around to crazy music and let the music inspire them creatively.

Sorry! *has guilty look on face*

Ziola wrote:

AutoPilate wrote:People ought to just tell their kids right now, "Sweetie, singing these geigh songs and jumping about like a drugged Barbary ape isn't gonna do crap for you when you grow up... except maybe get you on one of these dumb shows."

I would, except that I've based my career on doing just that. I own a dance studio, so I'm always encouraging not only my own children but others kids to jump around to crazy music and let the music inspire them creatively.

Sorry! *has guilty look on face*

In a dance studio is fine, but when that's the only programming that, say, the Disney Channel offers in the morning, one might as well just read to the child, anyway, do something that'll engage his hungry brain.

Hey, I loved Disney!

Kasdeja wrote:Hey, I loved Disney!

Have you watched it lately? Anyway, I was talking about a particular kind of programming they vomit of late, not indicting the entire bloody channel.

Ah, no...just watched a lot of it growing up.

rachelalexis wrote:Right now: Led Zepplin D'yer Maker

My favorite Led Zep song!

'mute

wintermute wrote:

rachelalexis wrote:Right now: Led Zepplin D'yer Maker

My favorite Led Zep song!

'mute

It's a tie between that and All of My Love... but D'yer Maker probably wins because you get more strange looks when you sing it in public. (Nothing like starting out in the middle of the grocery store with four or five "Oh"s!)

rachelalexis wrote:It's a tie between that and All of My Love... but D'yer Maker probably wins because you get more strange looks when you sing it in public. (Nothing like starting out in the middle of the grocery store with four or five "Oh"s!)

Hehe... I like "singing" part of Disturb's "Sickness" at random. That gets even stranger looks (not to mention the occasional men in white coats)

'mute

There are many Ween songs that people give you weird looks for singing.

Right now I'm listening to Dead Meat by Julian Lennon.

Kasdeja wrote:There are many Ween songs that people give you weird looks for singing.

Right now I'm listening to Dead Meat by Julian Lennon.

I love "Push 'th Little Daisies", but I have to say, Ween was one of the worst live bands I've seen. Doesn't help that they were between Sonic Youth (one of the best bands ever) and Flaming Lips (best live experience, bar none, period). It was like 1.75 hours of waiting at the dentist's office while hearing the sound of the drill and inhuman screaming from the next room...

Ick, I hate that song. I don't think it represents them well. I have a Live in Chicago DVD of them and it's really, really good. Have you heard anything from Chocolate and Cheese or Mollusk? Judging them by one performance and one crappy song isn't really fair.