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msharpie

I Almost Forgot...

Jan 05, 2006 23:25

I know I've been updating a lot lately (I guess I have to make up for my disappearance this past semester), but I remembered what I intended to post in the first place ( Read more... )

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ahscovel January 6 2006, 15:04:25 UTC

I don't think I'm capable of listening to Friends In Low Places without singing every word.

msharpie January 6 2006, 23:53:25 UTC

Me neither.

doremimi January 6 2006, 15:36:51 UTC

can we have a video conference? =)

msharpie January 6 2006, 23:51:49 UTC

ABSOLUTELY!

Or better yet, if I'm rich by then, I'll fly you back on my jet.

angelw_outwings January 6 2006, 23:12:42 UTC

Where was everyone else when Low Places was playing at Mimi's party...though I don't remember well, I hear it was sort of a solo-Patrice dance. And that she made a huge fool of herself. ...but had lotsa fun in process.

We can have a "Mimi's Gone!!" party now.

msharpie January 6 2006, 23:53:12 UTC

HAHA! Yeah, I second the "Mimi's Gone!" party.

I promise I'll sing/dance Friends In Low Places this time, though I thought I did last time...

angelw_outwings January 7 2006, 19:13:36 UTC

Hmm...well, I thought a bunch of people (besides my 19th glass of Ballatore) were dancing with me, but Kat has a video clip, and it appears that everyone is just watching on in great amusement.

Party's on.

kimbro January 7 2006, 05:06:08 UTC

I don't remember Mimi's party.

Sorry, thought I'd try to shake things up a bit...

But speaking of shaking, (lol) you should definitely find the Macarena. During every single party, we always end up looking for that song. It's a must. Find that Charlie Brown song and the electric slide, too. Those are always fun. =) And as much as you hate rap music, it is some of the most fun to dance to. Who'd a thunk vulgarity would inspire dancing? ;)

msharpie January 7 2006, 08:16:24 UTC

I have Charlie Brown, thank you very little. I'm open to some rap, but I'm talking about sing-along songs. Seriously, who sings along to rap? Follow the bouncing ball as it gyrates across of letters that occassionally make up words not always found in an English dictionary.

kimbro January 8 2006, 04:58:33 UTC

har har har. You're right about the rap music. Certainly not something you'd want to sing along to, not unless you like certain expletives. =) Singing wise, oldies are generally a good choice. Almost everyone knows the words to those...