Once. In 1982.
Louie, Louie leads to singing
Singing leads to dancing
Dancing leads to… suffering.
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Not if you do it right.
Sorry. I’m going to be gone for the weekend, so I had to respond to my own joke, just so I can see it before it gets dropped to page 5.
Thank Og, that song is so tired.
I believe it about the FBI. Here’s a link to a story in which it took the FBI 18 months to find 12 hookers in New Orleans. I venture to guess that even without the extensive law enforcement training provided at the FBI I could find a prostitute in New Orleans more efficiently than that. An average of one every six weeks? Pitiful.
That would be one hell of a halftime show:)
As a Rice University alum, I can attest to the fact that the Rice MOB indeed concludes every half-time show with Louie, Louie as they head off the field. It’s been their signature song for at least twenty years.
Well, odds are, the shool is trying to prevent a terrible thing from happening again:
After the Marching band, playing the evil Louie Louie, stomped the villain:
Michael Burns - Oh Frank! It’s horrible, horrible…
Lt. Frank Drebin – There, there…
Michael Burns - My father died the same way! –
I guess the principal thinks the *Naked gun * movies are documentaries.
Yeah this is what people do where I live. I live in St. Joseph which is Benton Harbor’s twin city. A large majority of people are like this around here. My dad was principal at a Benton Harbor school for a while and I learned first had that with a few exceptions the whole administration is like this.
Isn’t Michigan wonderful.
I feel shortchanged. I don’t have two Louie Louie albums, just one: “The Best Of” from Rhino. Includes the MOB, the original Richard Berry, the original Kingsmen, the Sandpipers version and the “Hallelouie Chorus” by The Impossibles. Good Stuff.
Here’s a similar compilation, 24 versions on a CD. Guaranteed to rot young minds, and I mean that in a good way.