yeah, that still gets stuck in my head every now and then.
oh... and speaking of shit from childhood that just gets stuck in your head...remember darkwing duck? and before the show premiered, they had this "countdown" that they'd do? and they did this to get you hype for the show?
it was like, "30 days until darkwing duck," and 30 days seemed like a LONG ass time back then.
by the time the actual show came out, i was so hype. and it was NOT a disapointment.
i still think there shoudl be a darkwing duck movie. lot's of comedy potential there.
anyway, post up some dumb as shit that stuck in your head for some reason that you are pretty sure nobody else on the planet still thinks about.
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28. "RE: "From my video.... to my radio..."" In response to Reply # 10
Being the bubblegum pop aficionado that I am, and possessing no shame about my musical likes, I'm proud to have the Israel-released (?) soundtrack to that show with the full 3-4 minute versions of all their songs. It's great stuff.
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27. ""I'm a dog, you're a dog/everybody here's a dog" In response to Reply # 0 Sun Mar-11-12 06:36 PM by Garhart Poppwell
betcha wanna do The Dog all day long"
that and the Durango Doug shit that was all epic and shit on the first go-round, but they switched it up to pop shit at Doug on the next go
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41. "We work... we work JERK! (repeat)" In response to Reply # 0
It was a truly terrible song I just heard a bit of at the end of a Toxic Avenger cartoon just as I got home from school. I was transfixed by how horrible it was. It has stayed with me ever since. It was being sung by a girl with an exaggerated Cyndi Lauper-ish type New York accent.
I actually have the whole album in MP3 (producers looking for loops - there's plenty to be found here). What did the Archies have (record sales wise) that Josie didn't?
