You’re parents should have warned you, but didn’t. They quit smoking, took up jogging, and observe with sublime satisfaction how their stool now floats.
Like Jan Brady, Colleen Fitzpatrick is a blond wisp of a girl, and at 24 could still sit pouting outside the principal’s office at Catholic High School USA.
Like I, Me in the Key of E is an album whose primary message is one of self affirmation, particularly if the self happens to be lead guitarist Hans Onanson.
“They’re dying to write their quota of tickets and head on out. But it won’t be so easy. Bwuh huh huh ha ha ha heh heh heh.” I laughed diabolically to myself.
Oswald tossed quarters into the air. Thousands of them. Lee, as he insisted on being called, brought forth an endless supply and they never seemed to hit the floor.
Rock ‘n’ Roll can be great, but not revolutionary forever. Everything stabilizes. The careerists move in for what they can take, instead of what they can give.