How many is in a trio?
How many is in a quartet?I used my digital camera powers for good instead of evil this afternoon. I went to an antique store and I took photos of some cheesy old record album covers. I just finished posting them along with a snarky comment or two on this Flickr page. Go on, have a look. You know you want to.
Update: I just added 13 more album covers. Go, have a look, enjoy.
12 comments:
you ask for these things
Every group has its Yoko.
So, I liked the last one on the Flickr page, the Popular Mechanics cover. First, I WANT that chuckwagon. Second, just WHAT do Corvair owners have to report. That they're dying in droves when their cars flip over?
Funny stuff. Oh, to live in a simpler time, when men were men, women were ladies, and ... oh, forget it.
UberMILF-Thanks for the link. I heard that a while back when Falwell died. I love that song now.
Kirby-So true.
Susie-...and the kids were drinking, smoking dope, and having wild unprotected sex.
Oh a couple 3 or 4 will do!
You know those Christians, they'll always through in a few extra for good will. They're very godly that way.
You did do good in the maths! You can count!
(Mr. He Is who barely registers when the word blog is mentioned heard me laughing out loud at this. He walked over to the computer and did the same!!)
Just so you know, Monkey - The Chad Mitchell Trio was not a Christian group - not with songs like "I am Not a Nazi Polka" and "Jut Your Friendly, Liberal Neighborhood Ku Klux Klan", and more. I love those guys!
But, as long as you are keeping count (sorta), don't forget the Fairfield Four - they have always had 5 members. Go figure.
At my local library, there was a disc unironically titled "Star Wars Trilogy, Disc 4."
Good to know the christo-fascists are as math-impaired as I am.
Missy-Ok.
Barb-With four you get egg roll.
Fran-The couple that laughs together, baths together.
Snad-It's official, your taste is music is suspect.
Johnny-Maybe they took lessons from the late great Douglas Adams.
Dguz-Jesus counts, so should you.
Yay, Douglas Adams!
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