Huh, not seeing that. The caption links work, so thanks for that, but I'm not seeing any embeds. Turned off my ad blocker to no avail. I blame Donald Trump.
Since I moved close to a section of the California Coast where otters hang out and beat up mollusks for their food, and learned that otters are semi-close relatives to weasels, I have gained much more respect for those weasely creatures.
But still, I'm working on a rewriting of the lyrics of that song to "Pop Goes the Otter"... so far, I have it rhyming with "sparking water", "Harry Potter", "the Devil's Daughter", "Welcome Back Kotter" and "lambs to the slaughter". It gets really dark.
i live in a socialist hell hole where i get subsidized housing worth $1,500/month which gets me a near new 600 sq. ft. apartment with a laundry room. the weather is fantastic every day. help me move to texas. ha ha ha
A Texas girl in Nantucket, Posted selfies to her Photobucket. She carried her stick, And it did the trick Now I can't think of an ending, so forget it.
Aww, thanks. Hi Edward, Yes, I am new here and, yes, it really is the greatest music video ever. I remember getting **really** excited every time it was playing on MTV (the early MTV, not what they call MTV now.)
Maybe you would see it in science FICTION, but not in any real-life scenario. I assume that any future society will be more practical and probably just as litigious as we are. Not safe for: children, the elderly, the disabled, the inebriated (from tipsy to soused), people with inner ear infections, sleepwalkers, moving furniture, carrying the laundry basket, people in a hurry, people who take the steps two at a time, pirates, etc...
Whose with me?
But still, I'm working on a rewriting of the lyrics of that song to "Pop Goes the Otter"... so far, I have it rhyming with "sparking water", "Harry Potter", "the Devil's Daughter", "Welcome Back Kotter" and "lambs to the slaughter". It gets really dark.
This guy looks like a villain in a "Mortal Kombat" video game.
ha ha ha
Posted selfies to her Photobucket.
She carried her stick,
And it did the trick
Now I can't think of an ending, so forget it.
I assume that any future society will be more practical and probably just as litigious as we are.
Not safe for: children, the elderly, the disabled, the inebriated (from tipsy to soused), people with inner ear infections, sleepwalkers, moving furniture, carrying the laundry basket, people in a hurry, people who take the steps two at a time, pirates, etc...