If I might drag up a horrible joke from a really old captions thread:
Faye: Damnit Tai! How did you manage to see through my Dora disguise?! Sven wasn't able to!
Marten: *sigh*... Ok, clearly we've both screwed up here somehow.
Tai: "This isn't going nearly as well as I expected! Just let me eat my burrito and I'll see you when you've made up your mind about us!"
Dora: "Burrito? NO, wait! I think there's a katydid in there!"
Dora:"Stop! That's Hannelore's burrito!"
Tai: "Shut up and let me eat my katydid."
... I declare this KATYDID-WEEK! :psyduck:
(takes the bait)... I declare this KATYDID-WEEK! :psyduck:
What did she do?
Incidentally, I recommend NEVER EVER listening to Revolution 9.
Incidentally, I recommend NEVER EVER listening to Revolution 9 with your eyes closed. I mean, it feels amazing, but I'm also pretty sure I nearly died. :P
Funny enough, it's my personal favorite "Beatles" song.Incidentally, I recommend NEVER EVER listening to Revolution 9 with your eyes closed. I mean, it feels amazing, but I'm also pretty sure I nearly died. :PChallenge accepted, I think i'll do that tonight.
Edit Note: That was a mistake, it .. is.. odd.
Incidentally, I recommend NEVER EVER listening to Revolution 9 with your eyes closed. I mean, it feels amazing, but I'm also pretty sure I nearly died. :PThe sensation is not un-akin to being abducted by aliens (not the whole "probing" thing... but there was some violation of the aural lobes). It's like someone trying to listen to all broadcasted frequencies simultaneously.
Funny enough, it's my personal favorite "Beatles" song.No, no, she was talking about Revolution No. 9, not 1 or 2.
9 is NOT MUSIC. It is garbage thrown together by a drug-crazed idiot and his whacked out girlfriend.Actually, according to The Beatles Recording Sessions, much of the dubbing on Rev 9 is done by John and GEORGE. Yoko had little to do with it. The Beatles loved to go to galleries and would record weird sound dubs for them as early as 1966. Also mentioned in the book was one or two created by John and Paul that the engineer playing the recordings for the book's author left the room during because they were too bizarre. Rev 9 was tame pretentious crap by comparison is the impression I get from the book.
And I'm glad I'm not alone on the listening-with-your-eyes-closed thing.
No, no, she was talking about Revolution No. 9, not 1 or 2.
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This is the second time somebody's mistaken me for a lady this year. (although the first time was because my username was in fact a very clever lyrical reference that looked like a girl's name.)