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Radio at that time did seem to focus on short songs, which made a lot more work for djs of that era.
DJ's of that era had big voices, fast tongues, and a lot of reverb.
A lot of reverb is short for a lot of reverberation which, as we all know is a series of echoes coming from one of them there cornfield echo chambers while the farm girls obsess their little existence away and try to change the storylines to sell copyright dreams of others.
Here at the library we are very well acquainted with various forms of plagiarism, yellow journalism and other forms of wool presented to keep people warm while they are snowed right under their noses.
Here at the library we are very well acquainted with various forms of plagiarism, yellow journalism and other forms of wool presented to keep people warm while they are snowed right under their noses.
Dreams of others are usually not worth pursuing, mostly because most people have weird dreams.
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Weird dreams often include clowns, snakes and Mr. King, my third grade teacher.
(Six whole minutes? Too long. Fill me in later)
(Six whole minutes? Too long. Fill me in later)
Hey the red warning worked this time.
It was:
Teacher of the Year is an award I doubt I'd ever win, unless there were not many people in the running.
But now:
To get a point across, it's important to make it understandable to the audience, so you don't have to resort to shock tactics.
It was:
Teacher of the Year is an award I doubt I'd ever win, unless there were not many people in the running.
But now:
To get a point across, it's important to make it understandable to the audience, so you don't have to resort to shock tactics.
Shock tactics for perpetrators of youthful indiscretions, such as happen at band camp and Olivia Newton-John concerts, should not include tormenting the animals.
stealthily fixed Silkie's missing my last clue
stealthily fixed Silkie's missing my last clue
These people just don't belong on a stage, unless the stage is in the freak show of a traveling carnival.
A traveling carnival will generally leave a swath of crime and destruction in it's wake.
Wake me up before you go-go, 'cause I'm not plannin' on goin' solo.
Solo performances at our Spring Band Camp concert will only be assigned to 2nd year performers.
2nd year performers always do great, but not as good as the players who are in a contract year.
A contract year would not have gotten 1st year performers to a place where they could be second year performers had they not first been first year contract performers.
Sorry I'm late, WMC. I was going through inventory lists, provided of course by PowerWorld, Inc., of the items that went missing during the great library heist. Suffice it to say that as Sweetie Pie and I tell the young'uns, we know where you've been, but you don't know where we've been.
Sorry I'm late, WMC. I was going through inventory lists, provided of course by PowerWorld, Inc., of the items that went missing during the great library heist. Suffice it to say that as Sweetie Pie and I tell the young'uns, we know where you've been, but you don't know where we've been.
First year contract performers would be wise to carefully read through ALL the fine print before signing on the dotted line.
Signing on the dotted line might seem like it's all rainbows and unicorns wearing blingbling and living in a mansion, but sometimes it's only a contract that favors the party of the first part.