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Friday zen

20 years ago.

We’re getting old, people.

55 Replies to “Friday zen”

  1. cranky-d says:

    Those guys were delightfully dorky. Also, they were really, really young.

  2. cranky-d says:

    I now feel slightly more ancient than I did before, but it’s all good.

  3. happyfeet says:

    I have a zen for you. I may have linked them many many moons ago but they went away. Cause of a copyright thing with Mauschwitz… now they are back though… here was his first one that got kinda noticed in a big way… and then this one is one that went away and it’s really really good and I think he’s brilliant really… there’s a couple dozen now I think all told

  4. Sinister Trampoline/RD/moneymen says:

    That’s right. Still here, bitches. Only now I have shown I can sockpuppet any one of you.

    And here I’ll stay, too, because it’s Friday night, and frankly, this is all I’ve got.

    Cyber ninja!

  5. happyfeet says:

    see now this is weirdness again I didn’t even type that about the falling in love

  6. JD says:

    Okay, I don’t think I had ever seen that, and I have listened to that song about a thousand times.

  7. pdbuttons says:

    if i had a million dolllars i’d take it to an injun casino
    [mohegan sun]
    and bet it all on red
    in one bet! cuz i’m a bad man
    fortunes come-and fortunes go
    but ur smile lasts forever

  8. happyfeet says:

    thank you … I don’t know why but that kinda creeped me out

  9. Mikey NTH says:

    I just watched ‘Back to School’ with Rodney Dangerfield.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygI6VSIY9Yw

    Talk about feeling old…

  10. Bob Reed says:

    Interesting video, although, I’ve never listened to their stuff too much. 20 years ago I was on a whole different trip.

  11. Mikey NTH says:

    Getting Physical

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GsnIMERdfU

    I used to know guys like Lou.

  12. Mikey NTH says:

    #10: Bob

    A cousin in Canada was a big fan way back then, and he met them and said the BNL were actually pretty…human-normal. They didn’t have big ‘I am the Rock God’ heads.

    Which is actually kind of cool. They went up on my personal esteem chart then.

  13. I had forgotten how gross hi-top fades on white people looked.

  14. geoffb says:

    Talk about feeling old…

    Hey Mikey. Twenty years ago I was your age, you kid.

  15. Slartibartfast says:

    We’re getting old, people.

    As always, though, that’s better than the alternative.

  16. TaiChiWawa says:

    If I had a million dollars…

    MARIE

  17. geoffb says:

    As always, though, that’s better than the alternative.

    Maybe, maybe not.

  18. cranky-d says:

    Wow, she’s a fucking idiot. I only watched half the video, but I could guess what the rest of it sounded like.

  19. cranky-d says:

    19 was for 18, the video at the “not” link.

  20. Joe says:

    I saw Bare Naked Ladies the first time about twenty years ago. Damn.

    They were good back then. Still good now.

  21. Joe says:

    I bet they bought that house, and the furniture too.

  22. happyfeet says:

    here is cool beans – the walking dead – just the premiere – is on hulu if you missed it

  23. guinsPen says:

    And if you had a million dollars
    you could give Lou Henson his rug back, too.
    Damn kids.

  24. pdbuttons says:

    i went to vegas and i’m not a better[strange that] and hung around strip clubs mostly cuz i knew one of the girls there from before
    and one night i was in there and this guy was rolling-surrounded by five strippers and bottles of champagne-so you know he was large..
    and the next day i went to the strip club and i seen him passed out next to the building
    didn’t give it a second thought
    but i went back that night and he was living large again and i thought
    shit-i coulda rolled that dude this morning- he probably had a million bucks in his pockets!
    but i don’t think that way-i think cuz i had good parents

  25. pdbuttons says:

    one of the first parent lessons was always say
    please-and thank you
    and if u didn’t say that- u’d get a wap

  26. Bordo says:

    “A cousin in Canada was a big fan way back then, and he met them and said the BNL were actually pretty…human-normal. They didn’t have big ‘I am the Rock God’ heads.”

    A buddy of mine and his wife went to one of their shows and wound up running into them at a bar afterward. He said pretty much the same thing, that they were very cool and gracious about hanging out with fans.

  27. McGehee says:

    Hmmm. Twenty years ago the former president’s father was president.

    See, that doesn’t seem so long ago to me because I’m about seven weeks away from officially “pushing 50.”

  28. Carin says:

    Time is passing us by frightfully fast.

  29. Ric Locke says:

    In my case, the verb tense is present perfect.

    I have gotten old.

    Regards,
    Ric

  30. Carin says:

    16 years ago I was a young mom (well, youngish) holding my firstborn … today he’s going on his first date.

    Yikes.

    (he asked a girl to the movies)

  31. Abe Froman says:

    I can’t summon any nostalgia because at the time all I could do was laugh at bands like the Barenaked Ladies as dippy easy listening music for middle aged suburban clowns. At least the intervening years made me realize what an insufferable music snob I was.

  32. serr8d says:

    We’re getting old, people.

    That sentiment dovetails with your last weekend’s ‘wistful’ video. Being in the mountains, I couldn’t link my musical dictionary definition of ‘wistful’, but it works even better this week I think.

  33. pdbuttons says:

    me and my bestest of buddies were talking about that pbs special they had about paul simon-how great it was and what a good songwriter paul simon was- then we paused and laughed at each other cuz we wuz stone cold punks [sex pistols-clash-buzzcocks] 20 years ago and if either of us had said we liked paul simon at the time
    the other one would haved gone stabby
    oooh wee-right behind-tomorrows the day that my brides a gonna come
    ooh whee-right into the easy chair

  34. pdbuttons says:

    ever see art garfunkels kid? i mean, who am i to judge-but that’s one ugly kid
    in my opinion

  35. pdbuttons says:

    ok- that was mean- but the kid sure be wearing his ugly suit
    and it’s like halloween everyday with the kid- cuz if i seen him on the street i’d definetly give him candy
    and a pat on the head
    now get along lil doggie

  36. happyfeet says:

    Obama’s Democrats lost control on the U.S. House of Representatives in congressional elections on Tuesday as voters punished the party for high U.S. unemployment after a campaign marked by criticism of China and outsourcing hubs like India.

    Acknowledging that anger, Obama said India was still seen by many Americans as “a land of call centres and back offices that cost American jobs”, but he rejected that view.*

    whaaa? which what campaign who?

    Who was going on about “outsourcing hubs like India” during the campaign?

  37. pdbuttons says:

    i get a bobby orr! bobby orr,bobby orr,bobby orr!
    number 4!
    but number one in ur hearts!

  38. pdbuttons says:

    oh snap- hf- broke my bobby
    that’s ok-a chance will come again [i see you!]

  39. happyfeet says:

    oops

  40. pdbuttons says:

    a tutorial on bobby orr and what it means to me
    if u get three posts in a row-then the fourth u say bobby orr cuz he wore number four
    and if u get three posts in a row ur either hi-jacking the thread-no ones listening or responding
    or ur just glee-fulling mastrubating in the wind
    either way-[spoken in a sling blade voice]
    give me some bobby!

  41. pdbuttons says:

    i mean- don’t get me wrong- i like talking to myself
    i often do it in public and frankly- i think it’s saved my life a few times..
    but if i start trapping feral cats and taking them home with me
    or make homemade puppets out of potatos and garbage bags
    so i can talk to them cuz i need ‘company’
    or walk around the house in my ‘shirley temple dress’ [tap-tap]
    i think it’s time to put me out to pasture [moooo]

  42. pdbuttons says:

    i ain’t there yet-honey!
    [i’m sending a letter to daddy]
    who’s afraid of baby jane?
    who’s afraid of virginia wolff?

  43. pdbuttons says:

    ooh- i get a bobby orr! [bows]

  44. Darleen says:

    We’re getting old, people.

    My grandsons are curled on the couch right now watching Saturday morning cartoons — nuf said

  45. SarahW says:

    We’re getting old Looking at mid-face lift before and afters. It’s come to this.

  46. serr8d says:

    bobby orr is one of those men who like to play at figure-skating on the ice, skating around with ice skates, right?

    Hmmmph.

  47. McGehee says:

    We’re getting old, people.

    “Getting,” he says. Speak for yourself, whippersnapper.

    And get offa my lawn.

  48. Jeff G. says:

    Who was going on about “outsourcing hubs like India” during the campaign?

    People like Sestak.

    Laura Ingraham and Pat Buchanan think that the Dems have found an issue that will resonate for them in 2012. A new spin on “look for the union label,” with the whole “union label” thing better hidden this time around.

    Unlike them, however, I think classical liberals/conservatives can counter that argument by promising to punish countries that abuse free trade agreements — but mostly by concentrating on calling for Dems to drop the kinds of regulations, tax rates, penalties, and frivolous law suits that drives companies to outsource jobs.

    Should they bring money back into the states that creates new jobs, the isolationist rhetoric — growing increasingly strong in certain segments of the right — will die down.

  49. Darleen says:

    but mostly by concentrating on calling for Dems to drop the kinds of regulations, tax rates, penalties, and frivolous law suits that drives companies to outsource jobs.

    Considering CA is now a fully one party state — impossible to open a new factory, in thrall to public employee unions, and currently strangling our other private money-maker, agriculture, with the murder of the Central Valley — CA is the perfect example of Dem Failure that small-gov advocates can use to beat Dems about the head and shoulders in 2012.

    I hope I can hang through this and get MY STATE BACK.

  50. cranky-d says:

    If you can survive California’s pending economic collapse and the flight of businesses and people to other states, it might recover one day.

  51. Darleen says:

    cranky

    My hope is that the collapse is quick and spectacular … not a slow hemorrage that the Feds keep the corpse barely alive with massive transfusions. The faster the fall, the more even the socialist Dems in CA can’t ignore that it is their policies that caused it.

    The TEA Party in CA has got to get stronger and stick to our guns about small-gov and individual responsibility.

  52. happyfeet says:

    California is definitely a crisis what needs to go to waste.

  53. sdferr says:

    The question whether to bail out California is the moment at which the establishment Republicans will betray themselves to the world, stripping off their clothes to show their asses to all and sundry.

  54. I was working for a Canadian company way back when and spent about two years working Mon-Fri in Don Mills, ONT. Back then Much Music (Canadian MTV, only they played music)had these booths like photo booths, only with video cameras in them and people would go and vent. One night, I remember I had just driven back from Barre in a rotten snow storm and my hotel room was freezing, I had the TV on and these guys all crammed into one of those boxes and did “Be my Yoko Ono”. It was great, I thought they would go far, and they did. Someone send me money.

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