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Posted by Squirrel Master on April 13, 2000 at 10:31:23 In Reply to: Re: The down side to waiting.--MONKEES! posted by Myrl on April 12, 2000 at 20:36:30:
ROFLMAO! Love that closing, so true so true. Generally, I toot once a week, Friday nights (the old master's gettin' too old for that sustained weedage), get a major rage on and watch "Farscape", followed by "Now and Again" -- or if that's not on, I've been catching "Kids in the Hall" (a latter-day Python), "Making the Band" (now *that's* a sick show, it's about creating a boy-band), or _whatever_ to get me thru the 9-10 slot (I don't like "GvsE"), then back to "Lexx", because I love that robot head (isn't he #420? lol!) and because Kai's pretty foxy for a dead guy (yeah dat's right, the SM's a *chick*, live it or live with it), and finally I round out the evening with "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" because _I_LOVE_BRAK_. Have to take notes because when I wake up still grey-haired and gooey-eyed, I can't believe my memory serves me right. Which is a very fine thing indeed. PS I was diggin' Davy Jones & Co. when you were probably still just a twinkle in yer daddy's eye, ye young whippersnappers! Get me my Geritol! And I stand firm that despite their origins (dammit everything comes around, see "Making The Band" above), the Monkees were the single best and most representative teenybopper bubblegum pop band of the late 60's (only to be usurped by the Archies in the early 70's, yikes Scooby what a fate and I'm free associating now, which is what's cool about being an Old Squirrel Master, because it's just a constant state of *ping* anymore, and my grapenuts are getting soggy so I'm outta here and Bring on the Naked Sebaceans!!! Shooters? I got-cher shooters right here (grunt)! Clean and sober on a Thursday morning and STILL naturally THIS weird... wheeeeeee! (:p
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