Wow! I didn't even know I'd entered the German lotto, much less given it my email address.
I guess since deleted the email without clicking on the link, I'll never know how many Deutsche Marks I would've had.
In other news:
- Watched a bit of Sunday morning 'talking head' blather on TV, most of it about Egypt, some about the R's nominee for 2012.
- Best quote was from David Brooks, stating that rumor has it "Donald Trump will throw his hair into the ring."
- During station break, Michelle Obama had a PSA for literacy or somesuch. The funny part was watching her eyes track back and forth reading the prompter. Either that, or a cop behind the camera was giving her a HGN test.
- For months, I've labeled Todd the Blogger's site as: Todd the Dogger? No, Blogger!
- It's come to my attention that 'dogger' can be British slang for one who, uh, does lewd acts in public.
- Uh-oh! It's getting to where almost any word in the language can be corrupted.
- I have no reason to believe that that would include Mr. The Blogger, so I'll change it to a simpler label, with apologies.
- Unless he thinks it makes him sound more daring...
- I recently had the opportunity to ride with a group of work colleagues across town - about a 45 minute drive, with 7 people in the SUV.
- Four of us with '5' in front of our ages, three with '4', we listened to the classic rock station. I'm not really much the karaoke fan, but here is a suggestion for your next group outing.
- American Pie came on the radio, and we commenced a sing-a-long. No ordinary sing-a-long, though.
- The intro and extro, the slow portions, must be done in the style of Bobby "Boris" Pickett, he of Monster Mash fame.
- The up-tempo, main part of the song, was done en voce Bob Dylan.
- The Monster Mash treatment also works well on Hotel California.
1 comment:
"Dogger" more daring? Eh, beats hogger, I guess. I'm not much of a jogger. Can't say I'm a logger. Don't care what you call me as long as you call me!
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