Dr. Love is here to help you with all your lovemaking questions. So try not to be shy.
Dr Love has the answer
Do you fantasize about your mother or your father more? If given a choice, which of the two would you have sex with? You are Freud’s wet dream.
I sold my soul to Satan for a dollar. I got it in the mail.
You’re on the wrong board, pal.
Go down to the end of the hall and turn left. You’ll see a door marked “Morons Only.”
Just go right in. You’ll feel right at home.
I felt a shudder! Is LOVEROCK back?
Dr. Love, is this supposed to drip?
Wow, this guy is really making this too easy. At least when a troll/idiot comes through town, I would hope they would present a challenge.
We went right out there and refused to do accoustical versions of the electrical songs that we had refused to record in the first place.
Mullinator, where’d you get your sig line? I like it!!
A Slightly Altered Perception of Reality…
Chrome Toaster
It’s from a little known singer from Athens, GA named Todd Snider. The album is Songs for the Daily Planet. The song is “Talkin’ Seattle Grunge Rock Blues.”
It is an amazingly hilarious song that basically satires the entire grunge rock experience. I highly recommend finding a copy of this song and listening to it. The rest of his stuff is pretty good too.
We went right out there and refused to do accoustical versions of the electrical songs that we had refused to record in the first place.
Mull!!! I heard that song once!!! Ive been ranting about that song ever since I heard it, but didnt know who sang it or the name of it. I cant remember all the words either!! any chance of a transcription?
“I’m a rebel, soul rebel. I’m a capturer, soul adventurer”
~Bob Marley
wanna see me?
Last picture. Thats me on the left. Blue shirt. I dont have the hair colour anymore.
You want it, you got it.
Hopefully, that’ll work. Just reading the lyrics will not do the song justice.
I dreamed about that song once.
Crystalguy
( [chanting]Cuba! Cuba! Cuba![/chanting] )
Dr. Love,
Why do you have 3 threads going with the same idea behind them?
Please see my question in your other thread.
Esprix