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Re: Top 10 car songs -
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"DH" <dh (AT) stargate (DOT) com> wrote in message news:45f6a1e2$0$16364$88260bb3 (AT) free (DOT) teranews.com... "WickeddollŽ" <wickeddoll1958diespammersdie (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message news:et49r2.ko.1 (AT) news (DOT) evilcabal.org... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). Before mine too, actually - I was a toddler, but it actually is called "Beep-Beep" - I have it in my Dr. Demento collection. My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. Or the Beach Boys - all of them sound like they have testicular injuries. LOL :-) Natalie "Wipeout" has my vote. Wife picked up a ticket for speeding cause she was |
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.... "DH" ... "WickeddollŽ" ... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). Before mine too, actually - I was a toddler, but it actually is called "Beep-Beep" - I have it in my Dr. Demento collection. My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. Or the Beach Boys - all of them sound like they have testicular injuries. LOL :-) Natalie "Wipeout" has my vote. Wife picked up a ticket for speeding cause she was sooooooooo into the music. |
Natalie
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"WickeddollŽ" <wickeddoll1958diespammersdie (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message news:et49r2.ko.1 (AT) news (DOT) evilcabal.org... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). |
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My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. |
One day in 1988 in Fayetville NC, I was passed by a 1968 bright red hopped
up (Super Stock) Dodge. And it was being driven by a little old lady. I
guess the little old lady from Pasedena moved to Fayettenam.
Charles of Schaumburg
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"DH" ... "WickeddollŽ" <... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). Beep Beep (Little Nash Rambler) was by the Playmates. My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. Jan and Dean originally recorded it, and I think the Beach Boys covered it. One day in 1988 in Fayetville NC, I was passed by a 1968 bright red hopped up (Super Stock) Dodge. And it was being driven by a little old lady. I guess the little old lady from Pasedena moved to Fayettenam. Charles of Schaumburg |
They hate that.
A lot.
Natalie, current resident of said area
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"tak" ... ... "DH" ... "WickeddollŽ" ... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). Before mine too, actually - I was a toddler, but it actually is called "Beep-Beep" - I have it in my Dr. Demento collection. My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. Or the Beach Boys - all of them sound like they have testicular injuries. LOL :-) Natalie "Wipeout" has my vote. Wife picked up a ticket for speeding cause she was sooooooooo into the music. From that song? It's so goofy. Natalie There's no accounting for taste, but it is a useful bit of info when |
In her defense (musically), she has never, before or since, played, owned,
or hummed "wipeout". Just that one day, on "camera".
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"n5hsr" ... "DH" ... "WickeddollŽ" <... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). Beep Beep (Little Nash Rambler) was by the Playmates. My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. Jan and Dean originally recorded it, and I think the Beach Boys covered it. One day in 1988 in Fayetville NC, I was passed by a 1968 bright red hopped up (Super Stock) Dodge. And it was being driven by a little old lady. I guess the little old lady from Pasedena moved to Fayettenam. Charles of Schaumburg Oh, man, don't let anyone around here catch you saying "Fayette Nam"! They hate that. A lot. Natalie, current resident of said area |
on the strip there in 1988. Where do you think I learned the term from?
Charles of Schaumburg.
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"WickeddollŽ" "DH" ... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). Before mine too, actually - I was a toddler, but it actually is called "Beep-Beep" - I have it in my Dr. Demento collection. My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. Or the Beach Boys - all of them sound like they have testicular injuries. LOL :-) Natalie "Wipeout" has my vote. Wife picked up a ticket for speeding cause she was sooooooooo into the music. From that song? It's so goofy. Natalie There's no accounting for taste, but it is a useful bit of info when "discussing" his/her driving records. |
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In her defense (musically), she has never, before or since, played, owned, or hummed "wipeout". Just that one day, on "camera". |
Natalie
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"WickeddollŽ" "DH" ... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). Beep Beep (Little Nash Rambler) was by the Playmates. My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. Jan and Dean originally recorded it, and I think the Beach Boys covered it. One day in 1988 in Fayetville NC, I was passed by a 1968 bright red hopped up (Super Stock) Dodge. And it was being driven by a little old lady. I guess the little old lady from Pasedena moved to Fayettenam. Charles of Schaumburg Oh, man, don't let anyone around here catch you saying "Fayette Nam"! They hate that. A lot. Natalie, current resident of said area So you know where Bragg is and the AFB? My brother bought my second 80 SR-5 on the strip there in 1988. Where do you think I learned the term from? Charles of Schaumburg. |
(really tough to do, when your husband is officer-in-charge of lab and
x-ray), but they're just too over-burdened, and difficult to deal with.
They're all *nice people*, but they're too overwhelmed, so getting appts.,
etc is a real chore. I work for civilian doctors, so I figure it'll be a
*lot* easier to deal with them.
I stopped going to Ft. Bragg pharmacy, because they lost my prescriptions
just one time too damned many. And their-"F*ck-you, I'm-a-federal-employee,
therefore-impossible-to-fire" attitudes didn't help.
In the 30 years I've dealt with the military, (as active duty, and now
spouse), this has been the worst experience I've ever had. I think it's
just a symptom of overall stress, though.
I like the area in general, though. When you say "strip" do you mean Bragg
Blvd., Skibo, or what?
Natalie
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"n5hsr" ... "WickeddollŽ" "DH" ... Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! I think the real title is "The Little Nash Rambler" and I think the author was Spike Jones, who was the Weird Al Yancovic of his day, I think (just a couple years before my time). Beep Beep (Little Nash Rambler) was by the Playmates. My favorite car song: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena." "She'll give 'em a length and she'll shut 'em down..." I think it was recorded by Jan and Dean but I'm not sure. Jan and Dean originally recorded it, and I think the Beach Boys covered it. One day in 1988 in Fayetville NC, I was passed by a 1968 bright red hopped up (Super Stock) Dodge. And it was being driven by a little old lady. I guess the little old lady from Pasedena moved to Fayettenam. Charles of Schaumburg Oh, man, don't let anyone around here catch you saying "Fayette Nam"! They hate that. A lot. Natalie, current resident of said area So you know where Bragg is and the AFB? My brother bought my second 80 SR-5 on the strip there in 1988. Where do you think I learned the term from? Charles of Schaumburg. Dude, hubby is stationed at Pope. I just fired them as my medical facility (really tough to do, when your husband is officer-in-charge of lab and x-ray), but they're just too over-burdened, and difficult to deal with. They're all *nice people*, but they're too overwhelmed, so getting appts., etc is a real chore. I work for civilian doctors, so I figure it'll be a *lot* easier to deal with them. I stopped going to Ft. Bragg pharmacy, because they lost my prescriptions just one time too damned many. And their-"F*ck-you, I'm-a-federal-employee, therefore-impossible-to-fire" attitudes didn't help. In the 30 years I've dealt with the military, (as active duty, and now spouse), this has been the worst experience I've ever had. I think it's just a symptom of overall stress, though. I like the area in general, though. When you say "strip" do you mean Bragg Blvd., Skibo, or what? Natalie |
that it was east of the center of town. I only went there once to pick up
plates for the red Toyota, so I could drive it back to Arkansas and put
Arkansas plates on it. (I also had a Smithfield plate on the front,
courtesy of a friend on the paper there.) I think it's Bragg Blvd, but I
can't get the 5Y3GT's warmed up fast enough to remember. . . .
Pounding brass in Schaumburg
Charles
Member of the Fraternity I Tappa Key
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Maybe we can use "Turning Japanese"? And *where* is "Beep-Beep"?! Too bad more folks didn't hear Eleni Mandell's "1970 Red Chevelle" - great song; not sure about the car, since I've never known anyone who had it. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17579943/ :-) Natalie |
Limousine".
Then what about Harry's Chapin's "Taxi" and Aretha Franklin's "Freeway
of Love"?
Okay, the last 3 have cars *in* them vs. really being *about* cars, &
okay, they wanted only 10.... but still...
Cathy
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-- "Wicked little doll, you are not human; wicked little doll, you have no soul." (David Byrne, 1997) |
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