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KFC is known as keep flip change in maths, but it gets me confused a lot. I am guessing that the maths teachers went to a certain restaurant, ate some chicken and used its name for a maths equation.

I am sad, but its probably finger licking good for them

Do you realize - that everyone, you know, someday, will die!



That's why I've always loved this song.

Shelby Schultz Munro it is. I think I'll listen to John Ono Lennon now. I'm 41, therefore I can drop the bondage of the Anne if I wish.

My dad and I actually communicated throughout the Super Bowl game yesterday.

My favourite cartoon made its debut in 1969. Inspector Gadget.

John Lennon - another great role model. He's presumed to be on the Spectrum.

On other hand, I'll practice what I preach - war

Here's a classic example of what I've known all my life. This song made a hugely profound impact on me, and yet, the comments that followed it up had nothing to do with it.

It just proves what I've always known and have even stated on here before.

What you like and what has a major effect on you, won't even make a dent in anyone else.

And what I like and find enlightening and awesome, there's a very big chance, others will just blow it off.

That's life, I guess!

Do you realize - that everyone, you know, someday, will die!



That's why I've always loved this song.

Another typical sleepless night at Mum's. So, what else is new? I've been having those since my parents have moved away from 51st Avenue so it's not just an Insomnia thing. At least I was able to face my parents head on and have a conversation with my dad a week sooner than I thought I'd be ready. I guess that means that I was ready and willing, yesterday instead of waiting two weeks.

But we all keep thinking what we like, others are going to like too. Rarely they do.

Here's a classic example of what I've known all my life. This song made a hugely profound impact on me, and yet, the comments that followed it up had nothing to do with it.

It just proves what I've always known and have even stated on here before.

What you like and what has a major effect on you, won't even make a dent in anyone else.

And what I like and find enlightening and awesome, there's a very big chance, others will just blow it off.

That's life, I guess!

ImAnAspie wrote:

Do you realize - that everyone, you know, someday, will die!



That's why I've always loved this song.

I like this video the best. It has shots of the real city of my dreams.

Sh!t! It's already 12AM - Time keeps on ticking, ticking, ticking, into giving you the sh!ts!

A lot of male people and character cry well into their 40s and beyond. Mick Avory cries at the age of 71. Schultz is a fictional character in his 40s. He cries. It's not just a woman thing and it's not necessarily something that stops once someone reaches their twenties.

Here ya go Cockney. I'll contradict myself and comment on this one.

Lale Andersen's version of Lili Marlene is my favourite - In my opinion, much better than Marlene Dietrich's version.

THERE - I COMMENTED ON SOMEONE ELSE'S MUSIC ! ! !