Showing posts with label Le Giggles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Le Giggles. Show all posts

Sunday, December 19, 2010

Another reason to be jolly at Christmas Time...

Thank you National Lampoon



Ooooh, midnight in the ghetto street
A desperate boy, he wants somethin' t' eat
('Cause he's dead on his feet)
To "The Man" in the squad car, it's just his "beat"
(He don't care, he don't live there...)
He lives in Queens
(Not Manhattan or The Bronx, or, Brooklyn --Ahhhh, oooooh!)

A thief on the roof, a mugger in the hall
(Stick 'em up, stick 'em up!)
A baby on the floor, eatin' paint off the wall
(How's he gonna grow tall?)
But, there's one time of year that brings joy to one and all
(When ev'ry race has a smile on it's face...)

Ooooh...

Junkie on the corner, the Pusher uptown
Diggin' the Yuletide, Santa's gettin' down
Holiday colors of red and green
Turkey's big and fat and The Gangsta Lean
Numbers runner stops for a chat
The Apollo doorman tips his hat
And he says:

"Have a Kung-Fu Christmas!"

Livin' in The Ghetto, you always lose
They'll shoot ya' for your socks
And, they'll stick ya' for your shoes
When you're a Super Bad dude,
You pay Super Bad dues
(Where fear and strife is a way of life...)

But, there's a man comin' today
With lots of loot
He's got a Pimp-mo-sleigh,
A red and white fur suit
He's a SuperFly guy;
And, he's awful cu-u-ute
(He's about to arrive, bringing Jingle Bell Jive!)

Santa Claus is makin' the Soul Train scene
Slickin' down his beard with Afro Sheen®
Eeny meeny and miney mo
Frost in your hair, and snow up your nose
Diamond in the back, trimmed with holly
My girls are on the street, an' I'm feelin' jolly
Christmas Eve's comin' with the last-minute bustle
Santa tells the elves "You'd better do The Hustle"

Music by Paul Shaffer and Christopher Guest
Lyrics by Brian Doyle-Murray, Bill Murray, and Gilda Radner

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Conversation During the Grammys

Most people know what THE LIST is, but for those who don't (or who never saw that episode of "Friends") THE LIST is a record of 5 celebrities one is allowed to bed without retribution by one's significant other. It's pure fantasy, but apparently even my fantasy life needs rules. So, Kevin and I have a deal where by some list-nominees are sanctioned (Kate Bekinsale) and some are not (Jessica Simpson). And by deal I mean that after I rejected enough list nominees and even offered up a few suggestions of my own (Zooey Deschanel) Kevin finally gave in.

Kevin: I'm gonna have to add Fergie to my list.

Me: Fergie is not sanctioned.

Kevin: Why not?

Me: Well, she's drag-queenish and kind of slutty. Same reason Pam Anderson is not sanctioned.

Kevin: But she’s hot, and maybe the list needs some slutty.

Me: Your list is getting really long you know...

Kevin: So she’ll be second-string.

Me: You’re grasping.

Kevin: Besides I should have an older woman on my list...

Me: And Fergie's OLDER?

Kevin: Yeah she's like in her mid-30's.

Me: I want you to think about how old your WIFE is, and then think about what you just said.

Kevin: I love you…

That cute boyish grin gets him out of more trouble...


Stacy Ann Ferguson was born on March 27, 1975, a mere 3 months before said wife.

Monday, August 31, 2009

I just couldn't wait until Friday...

Back when I had grand visions of posting daily, I dubbed Friday my day to share interweb happenings that tickled me. But I saw this today and I just couldn't wait. Enjoy.


Friday, December 12, 2008

Friday Funnies - Little Becky

I've been getting off-track here with the purpose of my blog with posts about on-line stuffs. So, starting today, I'm going to be strictly journal/art/poetry* for every post except Fridays. Why bother? Because there is so much internet wonder (or crap depending on your interpritation) that I find ammusing. Why Friday? Because I like alliteration.

And so I bring you the first Friday Funny. Man I love the Irish.







You can listen to more Little Becky jems here.

*May include, but is not limited to, journal entries, poetry, literature, stage and screen, music, essays, opinions, musings, crafting, and the occasional self-pep talk.

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Conversation Over Sunday Breakfast

Me: I think Peter Cetera made a big mistake when he left Chicago. I mean what - he had a couple duets and the theme from the Karate Kid?

Kevin: Hey the Karate Kid is a classic! I bet he made a lot of money off that song.

Me: We’re talking about the song not the movie. Do you ever here that song on the radio today? No. And Karate Kid two??? SO not a classic.

Kevin: Well it’s not THAT terrible. (This is where I try desperately to keep the coffee from coming up my nose.)

Me: Did the chick that Mr. Miagi loves in part 2 leave Okinawa and come back with them?

Kevin: No

Me: Why is it the movies end with them getting the girl, but then at the start of the sequel they’ve broken up?

Kevin: Well in 2 Ralph broke up with the girl…

Me: No no no Elizabeth shoe dumped his ass.

Kevin: Yeah but only because he wouldn’t put out.

Me: You’re telling me Elizabeth Shoe dumped Daniel because he wouldn’t have sex with her?

Kevin: Yeah. But in part 2 it was the other way around. See, Daniel wanted to get some but the oriental girl was all good.

Me: Asian. People are Asian – things are Oriental.

Kevin: Whatever. They didn’t start getting bad tough until Karate Kid 4. Three was ok.

Me: With Hillary Swank?

Kevin: No Ralph Machio.

Me: There’s no Karate Kid 3 with Ralph Machio.

Kevin: Yes there is - Ralph Machio and Mr. Miagi try to open their own dojo but the punk with the spiky hair messes it all up. You know the spiky haired guy – what’s his name? Eric….Eric Barnes*. Daniel tries to crane kick him but he catches his foot. That one’s not as bad as 4.

Me: So part 4 is the one with Hillary Swank.

Kevin: Yeah – she’s not hot yet. And the karate isn’t even that good.


*The rival fighter character in KK3 was named Mike Barnes, not Eric.

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Cali 1, technology...

Ok so technology will always one(hundred)-up me, BUT I did finally figure out how to embed a video into my posts and will no longer need to add those silly "click to play" captions. Jolly smashing!

So for my very first embedded video, I'd like to share my favorite on YouTube. It has everything - drama, tragedy, laughter, pain, triumph, and forgiveness. And two adorable british boys.




Oh yes I am genious!

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

You might be better off with a chop stick...

If you don't know the spongmonkeys, you should.


Click to watch

Go - know them, love them, laugh till you cry.