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David
I love this as a logo, BTW. Looking forward to the site design.
Dw. Dunphy
PopDose is NOT a suppository. DO NOT administer PopDose as a suppository. It is a supplement meant to be administered orally for conditions such as:
Chronic boredom of the Internet
Inflammation of the politically correct
John Cougar Melanoma
and, of course, will provide you with the recommended daily allowance of vitamin McD.
Warning: You should not take PopDose if you have chronic fatigue syndrome, genital herpes, or occasional swelling of the uvula.
Matthew Bolin
If use of Popdose results in a full-blown groove lasting longer than four hours, immediately consult a doctor (John, Dre, Hook, or Demento).
twostepcub
Hey happy after-mellowmas, guys… As revolting as 9 minutes of Wonderful Christmastime was, it didn’t hold a candle to country radio this year, which had something called “song trust” doing “bring him home santa”. It actually made the top-30, and it makes “the christmas shoes” sound like shakespeare. Color me jaded, but I remember an off-key drivel song in the 80s sung by a kid but i forgot what it was. thank god.
Cheers
Happy Boxing Day
2sc
Matthew Bolin
I believe that off-key drivel song you’re thinking of was “Dear Mr. Jesus”, an anti-child abuse tune that was a small hit–and so treacley it makes the Carpenters sound like Minor Threat.
Dw. Dunphy
Butterfly kisses and christmas shoes
Reindeer matricide and child abuse
McD sings creole while Mike Love sings douche
Oh, such a Merry Christmas!
(Pass the poison!)
twostepcub
thats IT! Dear Mr. Jesus! OMG it made me want to set a teddy bear on fire.
Ray
OMG I guess my prediction back in the John Denver Mellowmas song thread finally came true (on the bright side, at least we were spared listening to “Dear Mr. Jesus”!).