devine@asgb.UUCP (Robert J. Devine) (01/20/86)
If you get yourself in the right frame of mind, you can get an alternate version of Stevie Wonder's current hit by substituting the line "... apartheid lover" for "... a part time lover".
ebm@ingres.ARPA (Grady Toss) (01/21/86)
The recent cover of Hall & Oates "Everywhere You Go" has the lyric "Everywhere you go, you take a piece of meat with you." No, wait, that's, er, _ME_, isn't it? ... gt
figmo@lll-crg.ARpA (Lynn Gold) (01/28/86)
Well mah frenz, Dee Tom has comb Reds di-roop an hab sum phone Tro away dee whirl to be dumb Let da mules zik blay on (blay on, blay on, blay on) Ebry badda seen, ebry badda Dan's Luge yourself in wild Romans We got to -- Potty Fee Ester Ca-rumble For Eva Comb on and sin gay lawn All Gnat Lawn All Gnat Lawn All Gnat Lawn All Gnat Lawn ... Don't blame me; this is what it sounds like on a cheap AM-only car radio between its (lack of) quality and Lionel Ritchie's "enunciation." --Lynn
ramsay@kcl-cs.UUCP (ZNAC440) (01/29/86)
[I shall never fergetit...] Then of course Stanley Holloway. When he was playing Alfred Doolittle in My Fair Lady, he always referred to the last song as 'I've Thrown a Custard in her Face'. -- R.Ramsay ukc!kcl-cs!ramsay@neon.uucp <And sneaking along last...>