Mary-Anne has at least 8 unique outfits in this compilation.

It was a 3 hour tour.

8 outfits is far too many for a 3 hour tour.

Clearly Mary-Anne expected to be out longer than 3 hours.

So she was involved some how in keeping the boat from returning to the harbour.

Preventing the Professor from his speaking engagement with NASA.

Clearly Mary-Anne was a foreign agent, working for the Russians!
 


Mary-Anne has at least 8 unique outfits in this compilation.

It was a 3 hour tour.

8 outfits is far too many for a 3 hour tour.

Clearly Mary-Anne expected to be out longer than 3 hours.

So she was involved some how in keeping the boat from returning to the harbour.

Preventing the Professor from his speaking engagement with NASA.

Clearly Mary-Anne was a foreign agent, working for the Russians!
Half-Life 3 confirmed!
 
... rats.

Well, I don't get one of those for a long time anyway.
Ha! Mine's next weekend.

We're Celebrating The Queen*, Canadianstyle, eh? Drinking beer in the woods.





*Not Lizzie; the uptight repressed one who made us the uptight repressed nation that invented that bloodsport called hockey so we can punch our friends in the face.
 


Just a reminder that this is literally the coolest group of mother fuckers ever.
We need a hero of his level to untangle the rights and get us that World Crime League sequel.

In unrelated news, and because it's not worthy of a thread of it's own, CBS has finally canceled 2 Broke Girls and greenlighted the BBT spinoff Young Sheldon.

You win some, you lose some, I guess.
 

GasBandit

Staff member
Considering the rather esoteric nature of the Offspring's music, it doesn't surprise me a bit. (And his thesis was on HIV, by the way.)
Well I got THAT much of it, but not a whole lot more, other than "HIV is all like *this*" and I'm not quite clear on what *this* is or why it is important.
 
Not my handwriting here, but this ink is out for delivery this morning. Noodler's Apache Sunset...

Done with a Noodler's Ahab pen, and I have one! But I'm not this good with it... yet. :p
 

fade

Staff member
Yes, Pop lyrics have been getting more and more and more and more repetitive and are now more repetitive than they have ever been before.

Ah good ol' survivor bias.

Every era has lowest common denominators like this. Everyone remembers Shakespeare because he was the outlier, not because all sonnets were Shakespearean at the time. Man, even the stuff that survived fits this mold most of the time. Remember the complex, heady lyrics of the Beatles: "She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah
She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah
She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah"
 
Ah good ol' survivor bias.

Every era has lowest common denominators like this. Everyone remembers Shakespeare because he was the outlier, not because all sonnets were Shakespearean at the time. Man, even the stuff that survived fits this mold most of the time. Remember the complex, heady lyrics of the Beatles: "She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah
She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah
She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah"
Thank God you did not quote "Hey Jude."

I'd still be reading those Na Na's until lunch.
 
Considering the rather esoteric nature of the Offspring's music, it doesn't surprise me a bit. (And his thesis was on HIV, by the way.)
I, uh, am I thinking of the right band? The one with such intellectual lyrics like these:

Like the latest fashion
Like a spreading disease
The kids are strappin' on their way to the classroom
Getting weapons with the greatest of ease

The gangs stake their own campus locale
And if they catch you slippin' then it's all over pal
If one guy's colors and the other's don't mix
They're gonna shake it off, shake it off, shake it off, shake it off

My ex-man brought his new girlfriend
She's like, “oh my God”, but I'm just gonna shake
And to the fella over there with the hella good hair
Won't you come on over, baby, we can shake, shake - ah crap


Get out of my head, Taylor!
 
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