This is my own remedy for a particular earworm, brought about by a certain Evil Song that Thothmes quoted earlier today in
her latest brilliant crackfic (inspired, I am proud to say, by
today's LOLMac).
No, I'm not going to give the title of the song outside of a cut, because it's one of those songs in which the title alone can trigger the worm.
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My usual antidote to earworms is to sing the Bryn Mawr May Day maypole dancing song ("To the maypole let us on"), not with it's orginal words, nor with the parody words, but as we all sang it while learning to do the dance (Onnne twoo three HOP, onnne twoo three HOP...). There's something about focusing on the physical action and the muscle memory that seems to clear the buffer and extinguish other earworms.
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(My standard earworm remedy is singing the "Gilligan's Island" themesong to the tune of "Amazing Grace" or vice versa. It works because I have to think too hard about it to keep any other song stuck in my head. *g*)
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I also have a marvelous, and not at all nice, parody to "Danny Boy" which I call on at need.
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Oh? *chinhands* :-)
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OT: it would be so cool to have a popular song with that text and everyone learning what a Dyson sphere is.
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There's also a parody to the US folk song 'Home on the Range" that includes this chorus:
Home, home on LaGrange,
Where the space debris always collects;
We possess, so it seems, two of man's greatest dreams:
Solar power, and zero-gee sex.
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Yes. One year it was the song You Dare Not Name.
There is nothing more thrilling than witnessing an entire auditorium full of 5th graders rise to their feet...or more terrifying than knowing what they are about to sing...
And being complicit... *shudders*
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