Saturday Night Open Thread

Heart’s Dreamboat Annie album is one of my all-time favorites.

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What’s something you like? Doesn’t have to be a song or an album or a flavor or a movie or anything in particular. Or, it doesn’t have to even be something you like. You see, it’s Saturday Night Open Thread, and you talk about whatever you want to talk about.

What’s on your mind?

13 Comments

  1. “What I like about news —
    Scold the right
    Tell me I’m the only one
    Wanna comb-over tonight? Yeah

    “Keep on whispering in my ear
    Tell me all the things that I wanna hear
    As if it’s true.
    That’s what I like about news …”

  2. “Hello . . . baby!
    Yeah, this is the Big Bubba speakin’!
    Oh, you Cheat Thing
    Do I what?
    Will I what?
    Oh baby, you know what I’m like:

    Champagne on ice and a little vice
    And a phony tale
    Hangin’ round
    And a wiggle in the truth
    And a giggle at her youth
    Makes the world go ’round-round-round
    Ain’t nothing in the world like a Bill-eyed girl
    Make me act so funny, make me spin my money
    Make me feel real loose, give another goose
    To a girl — Ooh baby, that’s a-what I’m like!”

    “What’s that, baby?
    But . . . but . . . but . . . Oh, Comey!
    But, oh baby, you know what I’m like!”

  3. [To accompany the video of Hillary’s 9/11, being tossed into the SUV like a sack of whatever metaphor you prefer:]

    She’s drivin’ away with the Dem lights on
    She paid to play and thinks she can’t go wrong
    She feels she’s waited too long…
    She’s winding down her detox machine
    And she won’t give up on 2017 . . .
    She’s a frozen fire. . . She had one desire. . . .

    I don’t want to hold her. She’s down!
    Don’t want to break her crown.
    When she says, “Let’s go.”
    I like Deny Life, baby.”
    She says, “I like Deny Life, baby.”
    She says: “Let’s go.”

  4. The leaves have been changing the last couple weeks here in the Boston area. Such a beautiful time of the year. However, working nights 12 hours a day 7 days a week does not allow me time to see the sights pertaining to early US history. Last project I was on was in Philly. Did not get a chance to sight see anything there either.

  5. Did you know the Blandings stories were adapted for TV by the BBC or someone? There are twelve or more episodes in a series called “Blandings.” Stars Jennifer Saunders of AbFab fame, and a good cast. It may have been on Netflix where I saw it. Does perfect justice to Woodhouse’s text and dialog, as well as the “Wooster and Jeeves” series did.

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