In Honor of Our Friends
Ducky and Shaw Kenawe
FreeThinke Proudly Presents
Saturday, August 11, 2012
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IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING, YOU DON'T BELONG HERE, SO KINDLY GET OUT AND STAY OUT.
We welcome Conversation
But without Vituperation.
If your aim is Vilification ––
Other forms of Denigration ––
Unfounded Accusation --
Determined Obfuscation ––
Alienation with Self-Justification ––
We WILL use COMMENT ERADICATION.
IN ADDITION
Gratuitous Displays of Extraneous Knowledge Offered Not To Shed Light Or Enhance the Discussion, But For The Primary Purpose Of Giving An Impression Of Superiority are obnoxiously SELF-AGGRANDIZING, and therefore, Subject to Removal at the Discretion of the Censor-in-Residence.
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Haaaahhhhvaaahd...
ReplyDeleteCassssbaaaah, and Irish baaaahhhr, there...
Went to the Caaahmmmaaaahn...
exotic Baaaston, home of the bean.
Loved it. A fitting tribute.
Bless you, Speedy, old Bean! You always "get it."
ReplyDeleteNineteen-Fifty-Two may have been the last really great year.
~ FreeThinke
I would have said 500 bc was the last really great year... ;)
ReplyDelete... under the spell ...
ReplyDeleteof cheap Muscatel ...
Never fails to get me to laugh out loud.
~ FT
I should have taken the trouble to give proper credit the brilliant satirist/lyricist
ReplyDeleteSheldon Harnick,
and to
Alice Ghostley, who premiered The Boston Beguine in New Faces of 1952 -- the year after I came of age -- not chronologically (I turned 11 in 1952) but perceptually. I saw the show, and "got it," right away.
I shall always be grateful to have been brought up in the New York Metropolitan area, and to have had the wonderful family I had.
~ FT
~ FT
...and I'll forever be grateful for having NOT grown up in the NYC metro area... but having experienced it ONLY after having come to age (going to college just outside of Great Neck). ;)
ReplyDeletebtw - pShaw censors everything I post. Liberals have no sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteI am totally unfamiliar with this tune -- maybe because it was released the year I was born.
ReplyDeleteI do, of course, know of Alice Ghostley's television work.
BTW, I happen to own an authentic and COMPLETELY FUNCTIONAL RCA Victor Victrola -- mahogany cabinet and a free-standing unit. This Victrola is one of my treasured antiques.
ReplyDelete" Liberals have no sense of humor!"
ReplyDeleteYEW SHORE DUN GOT THAT RIGHT, THIRSTY! YASS YEW DID!
~ FT