Song of the Day II

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[br801]

 

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Maud passed the other day, and Garth is reportedly in failing health. RIP, Maud.

 

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I think that guy may have listened to Dennis Wilson's solo work.

 

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This young women succumbed to her illness in February, 2022.

 

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I would like to officially honor Buddy Boeheim for his knockout performance today with this super special video:

 

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This is a good time.

 

[bevosu]

Erin go Bragh.

 

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[bevosu]

One of those songs that's easy and fun to sing.

I told this story a few years back. The Poorhouse West was a jumping place during its heyday. I went there a lot. That song was one of the more popular jukebox selections.

There was a girl, a solidly built girl, probably close to 6 foot tall and built like a college linebacker. Every time that song was played she'd get up on the bar foot railing stand up straight and point to random guys in the place when the 'you're so vain' lyric came around.

It got people's attention.

 

[br801]

One of those songs that's easy and fun to sing.

I told this story a few years back. The Poorhouse West was a jumping place during its heyday. I went there a lot. That song was one of the more popular jukebox selections.

There was a girl, a solidly built girl, probably close to 6 foot tall and built like a college linebacker. Every time that song was played she'd get up on the bar foot railing stand up straight and point to random guys in the place when the 'you're so vain' lyric came around.

It got people's attention.

Great story. I don't have anything that good, but I recall young teenage br801 being awfully impressed with Carly.