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Fantastic word game

November 1981 saw Olivia Newton-John climb to the top of the music charts by knocking off Daryl Hall and John Oates who previously had held the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 Music Chart with their song "Private Eyes".
 
"Private Eyes" had its high points, but, sadly, none of those were Olivia Newton-John-related.

It's a line dance Marc. No matter how far back in the sticks and plains and hollers you go to find rednecks, or where you drag up the urban ersatz-country line dancers of today, people still can't help but have good feelings when "Physical" comes on. Because it is Olivia Newton-John-related. It's The Olivia Newton-John Effect at work.
 
Olivia Newton-John-related merchandise and memorabilia is on sale now in the band camp gift shop and proceeds from all items sold with help to defray our operating expenses.
 
Out of touch is a song by Hall & Oates, which also has been used by those who try to speak jive like a mouthful of something or other, to let people who know the whole score that they don't know what is being done under their noses.
 
Their noses were up in the air, and they thought they were pretty special when their isolationist policies made them mock the band camp guys, but in the end, the debutantes from the country club prep school received their comeuppance.
 
Their comeuppance has rendered me very confused now that I've finally caught up and found that, once again, Basnya AGAIN rears his ugly head (that's just a phrase, Basnya) and ONCE AGAIN fails to actually make a contribution; Darth moves us along the only way he could; but, then, kenny foils everything by going back to the future and completely ignores Darth's valid contribution (which falls into the TheDude category of using whatever you want but I won't go into that now) and everyone else continues on as if nothing ever happened.


Can you imagine if Stuart was still here? His head would be exploding. Just like mine is right now. ;D :D ;D :D
 
Everyone else continued on as if nothing ever happened , because the clue "on the east coast" was never used.


In the dude's case he would include the clue in a sentence ,but would not bold the beginning clue or the ending clue, making the thing confusing, I just went back to the Unused clue..
 
Was never used his real name when his song "Walk the Dinosaur" was soaring at the top of the music charts and of course for those of you who don't know, I am talking about musician and record producer Don Was.
 
Don Was Trying To Come Up With Another Clue But Couldn't Because Kenny Didn't Understand WMC's Reference to TheDude Rule.


I gotta get to the office. Someone please explain to Kenny about it being ok to use your own clue when TheDude decided to show up. Thanks.
 
Jerry Springer specialises in politics when he's not producing the daily sleazefest on commercial TV.

[size=8pt]Saying of which, I stopped on "Estrella TV" (KGW 08-03) earlier this morning and what did I see? Some programme called "Jose Luis Sin Censura". Essentially a ripoff of Jerry Springer's programme. In fact, it seems that a lot of the programming on Estrella was ripped off from other programmes. (The "America's Got Talent" wannabe on that channel is a hoot!) It's not Univision, that's for certain.
 


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