05-23-18 18:06 Daryl Stout wrote to ED VANCE about Re: Career choices
Howdy! Daryl,

 DS> {at}MSGID: 
 DS> Ed,

 EV> DS> He tends to nod off to sleep if it's too quite in here. 

 EV> NB> Nah... he just pretends to sleep... ;)

 EV>OH YES!, JOE'S THE GREAT PRETENDER

 DS>   Now, I'll hear that song in my head all night long...and will have to
 DS> be like the cartoon, where the guy has undergone head surgery. You see
 DS> a bandage on his head, and all these musical notes in a huge glass jar.
 DS> The doctor tells the patient "Good news, Mr. Smith. We got rid of that
 DS> tune that was stuck in your head"!! 

The song "The Great Pretender" and other popular tunes during those days
I could understand the meaning of them.

I was eating at Dairy Queen recently and the songs I heard there didn't
give me any idea what the singer was trying to sing about.

All I could make out of the two songs I heard was:

"Nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah"................

When I was dating my future wife I heard her listening to a song on the
Radio and asked if she liked that song.
She told me she did.
I told her to listen to what the words were about in the tune.
She did and decided it wasn't one of her favorite songs anymore.

I have to confess about one time while we were shopping in the grocery
store when I heard the tune "In the mood" began playing, I positioned
myself under the speaker mounted in the ceiling and stood there motionless,
except for patting my foot, while I enjoyed the tune.

Guilty as charged.

73 de Ed W9ODR             .    .


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