We all have to admit that somewhere in our hearts we lack a bit of taste and good judgement and listen to Mr. Mister.
Do you know why you are me and I am you? It's not the birthday thing. It's because the first album I ever bought--on vinyl--was Mr. Mister's Welcome to the Real World. And, um, "Kyrie Eleison" still makes me tear up.
Is anyone out there analyzing the larger theoretical implications of Three's Company and Don Knott's career?
You know you are just tempting me to look up a cultural studies text on Amazon that does exactly that.
Also, one of the truly great things about Supernatural is that the last two episodes of S1 are preceded by professional LKBVs.
Re: LKBV
Do you know why you are me and I am you? It's not the birthday thing. It's because the first album I ever bought--on vinyl--was Mr. Mister's Welcome to the Real World. And, um, "Kyrie Eleison" still makes me tear up.
Is anyone out there analyzing the larger theoretical implications of Three's Company and Don Knott's career?
You know you are just tempting me to look up a cultural studies text on Amazon that does exactly that.
Also, one of the truly great things about Supernatural is that the last two episodes of S1 are preceded by professional LKBVs.