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Why do kids never ever think they get their intelligence from their PARENTS? Sigh. Your son is just too young to admit it yet. That usually happens about the time they have kids of their own, or so I've heard. Mine are still young enough to think I know something because Mommy said so. Well, to be fair, he was trying to be funny as he then quoted more of the movie. And he and his sister *do* still come to us for information (the youngest coming to us more for things like ice cream) and sometimes get the answer "I don't know, but I know how to find out!" Ebor |
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Well, to be fair, he was trying to be funny as he then quoted more of the movie.
And he and his sister *do* still come to us for information (the youngest coming to us more for things like ice cream) and sometimes get the answer "I don't know, but I know how to find out!"
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I'm always amazed at how my kids can't seem to remember who left the fridge door open or why the cat is wearing someone's superhero underwear around its head, but they can quote line for line from their favorite movies, TV commercials or potty mouthed Cartoon Network show.
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The Incredibles must be a favorite of his if he can quote the movie.
He has a *wonderful* memory for lines and jokes and quotes. But where his shoes are in the morning is another matter *entirely* I'm always amazed at how my kids can't seem to remember who left the fridge door open or why the cat is wearing someone's superhero underwear around its head ...
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Bringin' us back on track... Has anyone heard of Jamie Cullum? He's an awesome jazz pianist who plays not only the classics but has an interesting take on Jimi Hendrix (Wind Cries Mary) and Radiohead (High and Dry)! Check out the CD Twentysomething if y'all are interested. Oh yeah, for the [wiser and more experienced ] crowd, he also does great renditions of Singin' In The Rain, What A Difference A Day Made and I Could Have Danced All Night. |
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« Reply #190 on: November 22, 2007, 11:55:21 PM » |
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Bringin' us back on track... Has anyone heard of Jamie Cullum? He's an awesome jazz pianist who plays not only the classics but has an interesting take on Jimi Hendrix (Wind Cries Mary) and Radiohead (High and Dry)! Check out the CD Twentysomething if y'all are interested. Oh yeah, for the [wiser and more experienced ] crowd, he also does great renditions of Singin' In The Rain, What A Difference A Day Made and I Could Have Danced All Night. yes, I have heard of him; I am very glad to see this younger generation of "stand up" singers such as him, Michael Buble, Kurt Elling, Tony Desare, John Pizzarelli come along; not since Mark Murphy, Michael Franks, Kenny Rankin and Harry Connick have there been so many promising young jazz-pop vocalists. Let's see, before them: Bobby Darrin, Tom Jones, Jack Jones Then the A-team: Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett (the only one of that generation not only still kickin', but still swingin'), Mel Torme, Joe Williams |
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« Reply #191 on: November 23, 2007, 07:58:52 PM » |
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« Reply #192 on: December 15, 2007, 01:38:44 PM » |
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Well, it's been about a month. Surely you're all listening to something else now.
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« Reply #193 on: December 16, 2007, 03:47:56 AM » |
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« Reply #194 on: December 16, 2007, 04:19:26 PM » |
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« Reply #195 on: December 17, 2007, 01:18:02 AM » |
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Karen Carpenter Cheesy but addictive. Be careful. Like any addiction, it is good at first and then becomes destructive! Especially the Carpenters! As for me, I'm listening to Make Ready, O Bethlehem: Byzantine Chant in English by Anaphora. Great stuff for the Nativity Season. My godfather, Fr. Aaron Warwick sings on it as does my fellow chanter Holly Walsh. It's a good recording with a nice selection of hymns for the Nativity season. |
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« Reply #196 on: December 17, 2007, 06:45:47 PM » |
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I just finished listening to the "Walking With Strangers" CD by The Birthday Massacre. Now I'm listening to my MP3s. Currently: "Duality" by Slipknot.
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« Reply #197 on: December 17, 2007, 07:15:57 PM » |
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I just finished listening to the "Walking With Strangers" CD by The Birthday Massacre. Now I'm listening to my MP3s. Currently: "Duality" by Slipknot.
What's your favorite Slipknot album? I've been nostalgic lately, so I've been listening to stuff that reminds me of high school: The Vandals (Internet Dating Superstuds) and the first (how presumptuous!) rap album released by guys I used to go to high school with. And I've been looping "Flathead" by The Fratellis over and over. |
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« Reply #198 on: December 17, 2007, 07:18:10 PM » |
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« Reply #199 on: December 17, 2007, 07:21:03 PM » |
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It's weird. I like those album covers, but an image of a rainbow frog leaping into a chick's mouth from the Flaming Lips is the one that freaks me out.
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« Reply #205 on: December 18, 2007, 12:11:24 AM » |
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« Reply #208 on: December 18, 2007, 05:11:33 PM » |
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It depends on which Slipknot song you mean. I don't like the screamy ones. "Duality" is not screamy. I'm not a huge fan, just a fan of a few songs. Yes, those are pretty Muse covers. I don't like the Iron Maiden covers, though. |
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Someone is going to howl, but you just can't beat English boys choirs and Irish music for Christmas. Even the most cheerful and upbeat Greek chant (is there any?) just isn't the same for Christmas. For the fun Christmas cd I went with Charlie Brown Christmas, The Drifters, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (you never heard Jingle Bells like this before), Bing Crosby, Raffi and The Chieftans again.
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