"When you're in jail, a good friend will be trying to bail you out. A best friend will be in the cell next to you saying, 'Damn, that was fun'."
— Groucho Marx
My Son is Fascinated by This
We stumbled across this video and he is just entranced. The music is kind of catchy.
Catchy?! Just what the h*ll is it you're trying to catch?!
David has been playing it on a loop since he popped by your normally innocuous site, and I must say that if he keeps playing this the office isn't the only place I'm gonna want to oust him from!
[Non-sequitur, just to let you know how incredibly daft I am, you ARE on my guestmap, I could have got the URL from there again!!! ARGH. I tire me sometimes. Anywya, carry on.]
I have received a few threats of eviction here. Maybe David and I can move in together. If it means learning how to make chopped liver while wearing a gun, I am in. ;)
Didn't know what I was going to see when I first tuned in to the video... Yes, it starts off almost with a "chazanut" (cantorial) sound, and then it takes off on a tangent...has some flavorings of Sefardic music, Yemenite music, Boukkahrian music. Fun and upbeat. If I were on the "American Bandstand", I'd have to rate that song an 87!
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OK, I thought Schnappi was addicting... my wfe is now ready to kick me out of the office we share.
Thanks a bunch! :-)
~treppenwitz~
Catchy?! Just what the h*ll is it you're trying to catch?!
David has been playing it on a loop since he popped by your normally innocuous site, and I must say that if he keeps playing this the office isn't the only place I'm gonna want to oust him from!
Zahava
[Non-sequitur, just to let you know how incredibly daft I am, you ARE on my guestmap, I could have got the URL from there again!!! ARGH. I tire me sometimes. Anywya, carry on.]
Zahava,
I have received a few threats of eviction here. Maybe David and I can move in together. If it means learning how to make chopped liver while wearing a gun, I am in. ;)
Didn't know what I was going to see when I first tuned in to the video...
Yes, it starts off almost with a "chazanut" (cantorial) sound, and then it takes off on a tangent...has some flavorings of Sefardic music, Yemenite music, Boukkahrian music. Fun and upbeat.
If I were on the "American Bandstand", I'd have to rate that song an 87!
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