Too bad the Left is incapable of anything but dour expressions splenetic indignation over their own doggedly literalistic interpretations of what others –– far smarter, far wiser, far wittier and far more sanguine, optimistic, congenial and creative than they –– have to say.
Literalistic humorlessness is a Hallmark of the Leftist appoach to Life. They are far more concerned that somone might have the temerity to SAY OUT LOUD in violation of their prissy, petty, self-righteous, suffocatingly insular notions of what's right, good and proper than they are with dealing EFFECTIVELY with REALITY on a blood and guts level.
I can't help but wonder how clumsily and ineptly they'd be likely to respond to great satirists of the past such as Charles Lamb (Dissertation on Roast Pig) or Jonathan Swift (A Modest Proposal).
Decades of Cultural Marxist conditioning has already rendered too many members of what's left of Western Society dull, lifeless, witless, compliant, "ignorantized" automata. A word peopled by Intellectual EUNUCHS.
Bing Crosby sang this Song of Prophecy back in the 1940's, though we didn't reognize its far reaching implications at the time, –– and neither did he:
I'd like to get you on a slow boat to China ___ All to myself alone Get you and keep you in my arms evermore Leave all your lovers weeping on the faraway shore.
Out on the briny with the moon big and shiny ___ Melting your heart of stone I'd love to get you on a slow boat to China ___ All to myself alone
Out on the briny with the moon big and shiny ___ Melting your heart of stone I'd love to get you on a slow boat to China ___ All to myself alone On a slow boat to China, ___ All to myself alone.
Once a dream becomes a reality it often loses most of its appeal, and ain' DAT de TROOF?
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HA ! Pretty Good !
ReplyDeleteCute! Clever! Very much to the point!
ReplyDeleteThank God for humor.
Too bad the Left is incapable of anything but dour expressions splenetic indignation over their own doggedly literalistic interpretations of what others –– far smarter, far wiser, far wittier and far more sanguine, optimistic, congenial and creative than they –– have to say.
Literalistic humorlessness is a Hallmark of the Leftist appoach to Life. They are far more concerned that somone might have the temerity to SAY OUT LOUD in violation of their prissy, petty, self-righteous, suffocatingly insular notions of what's right, good and proper than they are with dealing EFFECTIVELY with REALITY on a blood and guts level.
I can't help but wonder how clumsily and ineptly they'd be likely to respond to great satirists of the past such as Charles Lamb (Dissertation on Roast Pig) or Jonathan Swift (A Modest Proposal).
Decades of Cultural Marxist conditioning has already rendered too many members of what's left of Western Society dull, lifeless, witless, compliant, "ignorantized" automata. A word peopled by Intellectual EUNUCHS.
Here is another parody ("My Shiroga" becomes "My Corona").
ReplyDeleteDon't look up the Cheech and Chong parody of My Sharona!
DeleteThanks for the memory...... they did a nice job with it....
ReplyDeletelol. I like how they are all in separate frames with their instruments. Like Hollywood Squares.
ReplyDeleteThe dog with his chewie is a nice touch. I played this until my wife made me stop.
ReplyDeleteJayhawk,
DeleteI love that the dog photo-bombed that panel!
That is hilarious! Thank you for posting it.
ReplyDeleteBing Crosby sang this Song of Prophecy back in the 1940's, though we didn't reognize its far reaching implications at the time, –– and neither did he:
ReplyDeleteI'd like to get you on a slow boat to China
___ All to myself alone
Get you and keep you in my arms evermore
Leave all your lovers weeping on the faraway shore.
Out on the briny with the moon big and shiny
___ Melting your heart of stone
I'd love to get you on a slow boat to China
___ All to myself alone
Out on the briny with the moon big and shiny
___ Melting your heart of stone
I'd love to get you on a slow boat to China
___ All to myself alone
On a slow boat to China,
___ All to myself alone.
Once a dream becomes a reality it often loses most of its appeal, and ain' DAT de TROOF?
Pretty good. My wife liked it.
ReplyDeleteShe must have good taste and a great sense of humor.
DeleteLucky you, Ed!
Franco,
DeleteI've met Ed's wife face-to-face. A delightful lady!
She says hi. :)
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