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Dane, it is even funnier knowing that I was whistling it on the plane for six hours on the way home.
I think it will be sometime before she will go back to Disney."
We just returned home about two weeks ago, my wife BOUGHT the "Official Disney Attraction CD"....SHE IS KILLING ME with it!
IF I hear "The Tiki Room" ONE MORE TIME.....I have to admit, I'm an "It's a Small world" closet fan...
Dane, it is even funnier knowing that I was whistling it on the plane for six hours on the way home.
I think it will be sometime before she will go back to Disney."
We just returned home about two weeks ago, my wife BOUGHT the "Official Disney Attraction CD"....SHE IS KILLING ME with it!
IF I hear "The Tiki Room" ONE MORE TIME.....I have to admit, I'm an "It's a Small world" closet fan...
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"it is even funnier knowing that I was whistling it on the plane for six hours on the way home"
I was doing the same thing for a couple of days as well!
On another note...There's no place like home. I just walked in the door 20 minutes ago.
I had a blast everyone!
I was doing the same thing for a couple of days as well!
On another note...There's no place like home. I just walked in the door 20 minutes ago.
I had a blast everyone!
'73 4001 MG '88 4003S JG '89 4003S FG '91 4003S MG
"it is even funnier knowing that I was whistling it on the plane for six hours on the way home"
"It's a Small World" is one of the most insidious earworms ever concocted. It rivals the Sammy Davis Jr. version of "The Candyman", but it's worse, in that "the Candyman" has more different lyrics, and doesn't have animatronic things snapping at you while you are essentially captive.
I think I've posted my remedies for earworms before. In case I haven't:
1. This involves a hacksaw, an ice cream scoop and probably some everclear. Gently remove the top of the head with the hacksaw. Start scooping brain out until you can't remember the irritant song, or no longer care. Use the everclear for an antiseptic- especially for the mouth. Be sure to wash the ice cream scoop when finished. Nobody wants brain topping in their ice cream.
2. (Less invasive, but a lower rate of success) Sort of a replacement method. Think of a catchy song that is less irritating. I've found that almost any They Might Be Giants song works here, as they are mostly very catchy and some of them are even fun. Do not use the Sammy Davis version of "The Candyman" or Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar on Me", as that will probably cause more damage than the original earworm virus.
Sometimes saddling someone else with the offending earworm can occasionally solve the problem.
Alternate earworm virus theories include those which suggest some forms of this type of virus may or may not be replicating, so it may actually physically move some of them from host to host. Sometimes, if that earworm doesn't transfer to another, you may try using some form of substitution [see above] onto another host (by mutating the earworm first, to another variety: eg. "'The Candyman' is inside my head, can you think about 'Billy, Don't Be a Hero'?")
For some horrible reason, yesterday morning I had "Please Come to Boston" going through my head. To me, that is worse than deathcore. When I told a friend of this, somehow, I no longer had it and he did. I was able to make my earlier recommendations to him. (I can also hit the "nukes" button on his earworm problem. He had an acquaintance who recorded one of the worst albums in the history of this or any other planet and all I have to do is recite a few lyrics to him and he starts foaming at the mouth and tries to drive nails into his cranium.)
Then, to help him get rid of that, I suggested a bunch of other songs that get stuck in my head from time to time (that I don't like- evidently I'm not a very nice friend) to help him to dislodge that one. Things like these tasty morsels:
It's a Small World
The Candyman
Billy, Don't Be a Hero
Pour Some Sugar On Me
Afternoon Delight
All Out of Love
Thank God I'm a Country Boy
Muskrat Love
Wind Beneath My Wings
Waaaahnehd, Ded or Uuuh Laaaav (OK, kind of a cute song, but some of the worst lyrics, ever)
Welcome back, everybody. I hope to join up with you kids for one of these in the future.
"It's a Small World" is one of the most insidious earworms ever concocted. It rivals the Sammy Davis Jr. version of "The Candyman", but it's worse, in that "the Candyman" has more different lyrics, and doesn't have animatronic things snapping at you while you are essentially captive.
I think I've posted my remedies for earworms before. In case I haven't:
1. This involves a hacksaw, an ice cream scoop and probably some everclear. Gently remove the top of the head with the hacksaw. Start scooping brain out until you can't remember the irritant song, or no longer care. Use the everclear for an antiseptic- especially for the mouth. Be sure to wash the ice cream scoop when finished. Nobody wants brain topping in their ice cream.
2. (Less invasive, but a lower rate of success) Sort of a replacement method. Think of a catchy song that is less irritating. I've found that almost any They Might Be Giants song works here, as they are mostly very catchy and some of them are even fun. Do not use the Sammy Davis version of "The Candyman" or Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar on Me", as that will probably cause more damage than the original earworm virus.
Sometimes saddling someone else with the offending earworm can occasionally solve the problem.
Alternate earworm virus theories include those which suggest some forms of this type of virus may or may not be replicating, so it may actually physically move some of them from host to host. Sometimes, if that earworm doesn't transfer to another, you may try using some form of substitution [see above] onto another host (by mutating the earworm first, to another variety: eg. "'The Candyman' is inside my head, can you think about 'Billy, Don't Be a Hero'?")
For some horrible reason, yesterday morning I had "Please Come to Boston" going through my head. To me, that is worse than deathcore. When I told a friend of this, somehow, I no longer had it and he did. I was able to make my earlier recommendations to him. (I can also hit the "nukes" button on his earworm problem. He had an acquaintance who recorded one of the worst albums in the history of this or any other planet and all I have to do is recite a few lyrics to him and he starts foaming at the mouth and tries to drive nails into his cranium.)
Then, to help him get rid of that, I suggested a bunch of other songs that get stuck in my head from time to time (that I don't like- evidently I'm not a very nice friend) to help him to dislodge that one. Things like these tasty morsels:
It's a Small World
The Candyman
Billy, Don't Be a Hero
Pour Some Sugar On Me
Afternoon Delight
All Out of Love
Thank God I'm a Country Boy
Muskrat Love
Wind Beneath My Wings
Waaaahnehd, Ded or Uuuh Laaaav (OK, kind of a cute song, but some of the worst lyrics, ever)
Welcome back, everybody. I hope to join up with you kids for one of these in the future.
"rubber heads don't dent easily"
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"RAS"- I figured it out; a certain brand-specific variation of "GAS".
Thanks Joey. Glad everyone enjoyed the twin BE MG 381v69/6&12. I almost didn't bring them. I thought there would be a few there already, until I read the forum and didn't see any on the "to bring" lists".
There's a photo of J-Dog playing the 12, and Darren playing the 6, but none of them together, so I will try to take and post a photo of the two with my fawn tolex AC30 today.
Hmm, maybe this will cause some "VAS"?!
Thanks Joey. Glad everyone enjoyed the twin BE MG 381v69/6&12. I almost didn't bring them. I thought there would be a few there already, until I read the forum and didn't see any on the "to bring" lists".
There's a photo of J-Dog playing the 12, and Darren playing the 6, but none of them together, so I will try to take and post a photo of the two with my fawn tolex AC30 today.
Hmm, maybe this will cause some "VAS"?!
There is no reason to ever be bored.
...why yes, I suppose I do have a double bound guitar fetish...
"Uh, I like the double bounds. . . ."
...why yes, I suppose I do have a double bound guitar fetish...
"Uh, I like the double bounds. . . ."