I know I still owe two of you an answer on the meme (Sorry! The reasons why are for another post altogether), but I couldn't not share this. Why? Because it's Friday, and I want to go home, damn it
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Oh, no no no, my fine friend, you'll not snooker me again! I will not fall for your trickery this time! Fool me once, etc.
... unless this is somehow something I know? Maybe? Perhaps I should follow that Wikipedia link and find out. Or, hell, maybe just get a glimpse of the video itself ... it can't be that bad, surely ...
...
DAMN YOU, GREY!
That was ... really quite impressively inane. The lyrics are just as profound as I would expect from your prototypical middle schooler; that doesn't mean anyone wants to hear them set to music, people! Or even "music".
Also, I'm not even epileptic, and I say that video needs a seizure-trigger warning (for the bit that drops that wisdom of the ages, "Saturday comes afterwards", upon us).
As for the sockpuppet article ... SSDD. Domestic propaganda one day, sockpuppeting foreign articles the next. Wish I could say I was surprised. At all.
ETA: Sunday comes afterwards, whatever; I wasn't gonna go listen again to be sure. But dude, that Wikipedia article makes it all worth it. So much snark! And I loved this bit: Kelly had some doubts over the quality of the lyrics, but was told by Black that "I sang it as they wrote it, Mom."
Auto-tuuuuuune! The inanity of the lyrics really is impressive. I think the first time I had to stop, and pause, was the debate over which seat she should sit in on the way to school. (After going to the bus stop? Did we switch stories suddenly? Did she finish her cereal? Kid needs to finish a storyline!)
Also, I'm not even epileptic, and I say that video needs a seizure-trigger warning (for the bit that drops that wisdom of the ages, "Saturday comes afterwards", upon us).
I was actually kind of wondering that, because the "page flipping" effect they're trying to go for there is not only not well done, but, yeahhh...
Kelly had some doubts over the quality of the lyrics, but was told by Black that "I sang it as they wrote it, Mom."
Oh god, they updated the article since I last read it! That part wasn't in there before, I swear XD
... unless this is somehow something I know? Maybe? Perhaps I should follow that Wikipedia link and find out. Or, hell, maybe just get a glimpse of the video itself ... it can't be that bad, surely ...
...
DAMN YOU, GREY!
That was ... really quite impressively inane. The lyrics are just as profound as I would expect from your prototypical middle schooler; that doesn't mean anyone wants to hear them set to music, people! Or even "music".
Also, I'm not even epileptic, and I say that video needs a seizure-trigger warning (for the bit that drops that wisdom of the ages, "Saturday comes afterwards", upon us).
As for the sockpuppet article ... SSDD. Domestic propaganda one day, sockpuppeting foreign articles the next. Wish I could say I was surprised. At all.
ETA: Sunday comes afterwards, whatever; I wasn't gonna go listen again to be sure. But dude, that Wikipedia article makes it all worth it. So much snark! And I loved this bit: Kelly had some doubts over the quality of the lyrics, but was told by Black that "I sang it as they wrote it, Mom."
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*whistles innocently*
That was ... really quite impressively inane...
Auto-tuuuuuune! The inanity of the lyrics really is impressive. I think the first time I had to stop, and pause, was the debate over which seat she should sit in on the way to school. (After going to the bus stop? Did we switch stories suddenly? Did she finish her cereal? Kid needs to finish a storyline!)
Also, I'm not even epileptic, and I say that video needs a seizure-trigger warning (for the bit that drops that wisdom of the ages, "Saturday comes afterwards", upon us).
I was actually kind of wondering that, because the "page flipping" effect they're trying to go for there is not only not well done, but, yeahhh...
Kelly had some doubts over the quality of the lyrics, but was told by Black that "I sang it as they wrote it, Mom."
Oh god, they updated the article since I last read it! That part wasn't in there before, I swear XD
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