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Re: Re: Re: Because I like answering rhetorical questions (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
Mike,
You were on a basketball team? How is that possible, you're like 3-feet tall?
Haha. I was going to explain this in my original comment, so it's funny that you brought it up. OK, I have been 5'2" since I was 11-years-old. At that age, I was average height compared to the other girls and was fairly decent at basketball. But, by ninth grade, most everyone else had caught up (and passed me), so I was a third-string shooting guard. I think I probably scored about 7 total points the whole season.
Later,
Short Becky
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Apr 13, 2003
1:24 pm PDT
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Re: That's Outstanding. (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
Alas, there won't be any touring for us, but I'm not giving up my karaoke dreams.
Becky
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Apr 13, 2003
1:20 pm PDT
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Re: Awesome! (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
Hi Katy,
Glad you liked the song. One of my housemates was listening to it the other night. It's weird to hear your own music being played in someone else's room. Sometimes I get my own song stuck in my head, which is odd, too.
if Aaron starts using your song, you get part of the royalties, ya know.
That lawsuit could get ugly.
Later,
Becky
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Apr 13, 2003
1:19 pm PDT
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Re: Teach me... (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
Hi Aaron,
I don't know the chords since I don't play guitar, but I can ask Curtis.
You're already a Funky Munky, I see no reason you can't sit in with the Glorified Apes next time your in SoCal...
Sounds great! That's so cool that we are both in bands (ok, so mine was sorta fake) with names referring to primates. It just shows how highly evolved we are. ;)
Cheers,
Becky
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Apr 13, 2003
1:17 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Because I like answering rhetorical questions (Reply to this comment)
by mfunk75
B-
Ooh, yeah, that song rules. It was my 9th grade basketball team's theme song.
You were on a basketball team? How is that possible, you're like 3-feet tall?
You're a big fan of that song, aren't you?
I know how to play it on the gee-tar, if that's what you mean.
-mike
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Apr 13, 2003
10:16 am PDT
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That's Outstanding. (Reply to this comment)
by factotum
Let me know when you go on tour.
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Apr 13, 2003
1:25 am PDT
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Re: Where does one get a gong? (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
A guy in a suit in his hummer using his faux chocolate shake to wash down that prozac.
Yeah, when I see unnecessarily large SUVs like that, I just want to pee on them. That guy in the suit probably pays a ton of money each month to belong to a gym and then drives his polluting vehicle there. If he walked and enjoyed nature, maybe he wouldn't need to go to the gym.
OK, it wasn't a real gong. We used one of the cymbals on the drum set and hit it with a phone (yes, a phone) to make it sound like a gong.
Cheers,
Becky
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Apr 12, 2003
4:13 pm PDT
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Re: We Care A Lot (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
i amended a spray-painted "Free Mumia" graffiti to read "Free Mumia With Every Purchase".
That's hilarious. I heard recently that they had to change the name of the "Free Tibet" concert because people kept asking for their "free tibbett."
People are dumb.
Becky
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Apr 12, 2003
4:11 pm PDT
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Re: Because I like answering rhetorical questions (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
But I'm a big fan of Kool and the Gang's 'Jungle Boogie', which begins with a gong.
Ooh, yeah, that song rules. It was my 9th grade basketball team's theme song.
kick out the jams, motherfunker
You're a big fan of that song, aren't you?
Becky
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Apr 12, 2003
4:09 pm PDT
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Re: ... (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
I'm imagining Dick Cheney keeling over on his Big Mac and prozac milkshake.
Aargh. He is pure evil.
Glad you liked this.
B
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Apr 12, 2003
4:07 pm PDT
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Awesome! (Reply to this comment)
by katybrighteyes
Becky, these lyrics are terrific! I'd love to hear the recording... love it even more if I coulda seen the performance! I'm forwarding your review to my kids. They should get a kick out of this!
Pssst... if Aaron starts using your song, you get part of the royalties, ya know. Demand 'em! LOL
Katy
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Apr 12, 2003
10:33 am PDT
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Teach me... (Reply to this comment)
by chaospump
..the chords.
You're already a Funky Munky, I see no reason you can't sit in with the Glorified Apes next time your in SoCal...
I'll do guitar and backing vocals for you...
Love it!
-Aaron
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Apr 12, 2003
10:09 am PDT
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Where does one get a gong? (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket
So just eat that Big Mac, chase it down with a Prozac
I love this visual image. A guy in a suit in his hummer using his faux chocolate shake to wash down that prozac. Love it.
Funk on, Becky -
Sue
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Apr 12, 2003
9:50 am PDT
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We Care A Lot (Reply to this comment)
by voxpoptart
Once, back in Iowa City, i amended a spray-painted "Free Mumia" graffiti to read "Free Mumia With Every Purchase". I am glad to recognize a kindred (yet much longer-winded) spirit. Rock on!
-Brian
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Apr 12, 2003
9:09 am PDT
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Because I like answering rhetorical questions (Reply to this comment)
by mfunk75
B-
Well, it's hardly "Free your mind and your ass will follow", but this bit of lyrical funkitude gets a ringing endorsement from yours truly.
Plus, how can you take any song seriously that ends with a gong?
I don't know about that. But I'm a big fan of Kool and the Gang's 'Jungle Boogie', which begins with a gong. Does that count?
-mike (kick out the jams, motherfunker)
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Apr 11, 2003
2:47 pm PDT
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