It's a better commenting system than Blogspot, which makes me decode the wavy letters, and then asks me to decode another set of wavy letters because the first set of wavy letters expired while I was typing my comment.
this immediately reminded me of a song i had to learn in 4th or 5th grade... it didn't make much sense, but it was about the chiquitas or something. here is what i remember:
oh my pretty chiquita she not very sweeta she crazy like the meatball
it went on to say she had to order take out [from dominoes i think] because her cooking was so awful. if you imagine mario singing it, it works better, but it's still a stupid song that manages to get stuck in my head from time to time. what could possess someone to write a song like this??
Ack! I had a whole long response typed out, but apparently it got lost. Dagnabit.
At any rate, ground and simmered meat seems a poor simile for insanity.
My song was a playground favorite around 2nd grade. It popped in my head while eating my morning banana. I hadn't thought of (let alone heard aloud) the song for years. I'm not sure why it bubbled up then, and not while eating any of the hundreds of other bananas over the last decade.
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-John
Time to kick livejournal to the ground. This stupid commenting system is dumn. Yes, stupid AND dumb.
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-John
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It's a better commenting system than Blogspot, which makes me decode the wavy letters, and then asks me to decode another set of wavy letters because the first set of wavy letters expired while I was typing my comment.
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Ur dumn.
John
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oh my pretty chiquita
she not very sweeta
she crazy like the meatball
it went on to say she had to order take out [from dominoes i think] because her cooking was so awful. if you imagine mario singing it, it works better, but it's still a stupid song that manages to get stuck in my head from time to time. what could possess someone to write a song like this??
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At any rate, ground and simmered meat seems a poor simile for insanity.
My song was a playground favorite around 2nd grade. It popped in my head while eating my morning banana. I hadn't thought of (let alone heard aloud) the song for years. I'm not sure why it bubbled up then, and not while eating any of the hundreds of other bananas over the last decade.
Speaking of which... it's Banana Time!
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That could match this awesomeness
Love bananas, though
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Love,
K'
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