I used to love asking my mom if she wanted hear this song I liked. She would ask, "Is it that loud, wild music you like?" I'd say know, then play her something like Wasp. I found it amusing. She was tolerant.
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Does he understand that you might like a song he doesn't?
I think my folks did a version of that. Introduce us to music or literature and let us pick what we liked. They had a surprising influence on us by not pushing what they liked on us.
Anyway. Good night.
He doesn't seem to have strong 'anti' feelings on songs. Its more "I'd rather hear this".
You have to fill your mouth with marbles first out of respect.
Sorry, I lost my marbles a long time ago.
That reminds me of the Hook film with Dustin Hoffman and Robin Williams. There's this one character who loses their marbles, and its hard to explain but the figurative is made literal.
Too many to count
I don't like sc-fi or reality tv. I usually watch documentaries and there's a few comedy shows I like but mostly old British and Australian ones.
I wasn't a fan of them but that could be because it showed me how badly I was pronouncing the names in my head when I read the books.
OMG. Why didn't I think of that!
You're going about it wrong
I need to get fish out of the bank so I should shower and co-op and go do that, I could get some misery from the cash while I'm over there but it's a hard day. Why does life have to be so bank?
Back in my day, young'un, we had real cartoons - Bugs, Bullwinkle, Captain Wrong-Way Peachfuzz, Deputy Dawg and the rest.
Fanks for the memories
I remember Bugs pretty well. Deputy Dog a Bullwinkle very vaguely.
The great thing about Jay Ward's cartoons is that they had very adult themes that kids gradually learned about. This is a classic example