Some of my earliest memories include playing my parents' vinyl of The Button-Down Mind Strikes Back!, over and over, until I had it memorized practically word for word. Ye gods, I loved love that record.
"You hear what Nutty George did last night? The dollar across the Potomac ... they didn't tell you about that? Had us up 'til three in the morning looking for the damn' thing."
Back in 2008, Wiregeek posted a song on The Game... that I suggested might give Doug a high-speed, possibly FTL, flight power that could bring a number of others flying in formation with him. Then Bob our host noted that something about the song (and a few others he'd heard lately) made him feel they'd fit into the Sailor Moon step. I responded to that with a paraphrase of one of Newhart's lines from a Strikes Back! monologue about a low-budget airline: "Good afternoon, ladies and cats, and welcome aboard the Colonel Douglas Q. Sangnoir Airline and Stormdoor Company, with service to the latest youma incursion...."
"You hear what Nutty George did last night? The dollar across the Potomac ... they didn't tell you about that? Had us up 'til three in the morning looking for the damn' thing."
Back in 2008, Wiregeek posted a song on The Game... that I suggested might give Doug a high-speed, possibly FTL, flight power that could bring a number of others flying in formation with him. Then Bob our host noted that something about the song (and a few others he'd heard lately) made him feel they'd fit into the Sailor Moon step. I responded to that with a paraphrase of one of Newhart's lines from a Strikes Back! monologue about a low-budget airline: "Good afternoon, ladies and cats, and welcome aboard the Colonel Douglas Q. Sangnoir Airline and Stormdoor Company, with service to the latest youma incursion...."
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"The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that this was some killer weed."
"The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that this was some killer weed."