This is how people dance in my town. Particularly how they dance after they’ve had three or four small pieces of food on skewers and 6 beers, and Hootie and the Blowfish is playing.
TASTE OF NEWPORT!
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This is how people dance in my town. Particularly how they dance after they’ve had three or four small pieces of food on skewers and 6 beers, and Hootie and the Blowfish is playing.
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In person?
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I’m afraid so, yes.
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They seem to be chickens.
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i saw billy vera and the beaters at that thing.
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At This Moment
Billy Vera is a nice guy. I remember when he had his BIG! BREAK! because his song was “featured” on an episode of Family Ties and then it was on the radio for about a week. Then he went back to playing dance music for white people in cargo shorts.
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Re: At This Moment
that episode of family ties is one of my most memorable moments in 1980s television. i LOVED alex p. keaton, which is bizarre because i have a feeling that i would now HATE him.
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And I though California was where everything cool went to die.
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What about this doesn’t look like death?
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can you tell I just quit smoking?
When I saw “Taste of Newport” I immediately thought you meant alive with pleasure, like this.
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whoa hootie and the blowfish huh! look at the crowds rushing the stage!
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Bwakbwakbwakbwakbwakbwak!!!
And a *gobblegobble* for good measure.
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To this day, I still cannot hear the words “Hootie & the Blowfish” without immediately thinking of this: http://www.theonion.com/content/node/30102.
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Humans…
fascinating.
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AHHHHHHHHHH THE WHITENESS
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