Happy Hour

[Christophe]

What? There's only one discussion going on in the Pub?

That's definitely not enough. Barman! Another drink for me and the boys!

In the meantime I'll choose a song from the Jukebox:

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[Edward theurj Berge]

Nice.

[Edward theurj Berge]

A good parody on the typical female presentation in a male chauvinist redneck country song. I know, redundant terms.

[Edward theurj Berge]

Thinking of Robin Williams this morning this golden oldie from my yute popped into my head.

[Ambo Suno]

t - yeah, smooth sound smooth moves - a reminder of smoother times.

[Balder]

As someone said, you can't unsee this...

[Edward theurj Berge]

LOL funny.

[Edward theurj Berge]

My fav last night on SYTYCD. This time it's the final four group routine choreographed by Travis Wall. It's a beautifully done piece on how love can cross boundaries and be much more open than is typical within conventional mores. And these four dancers executed it with superb grace and emotion. Very moving and well done by all.

[Edward theurj Berge]

This song is about drug pushers, but in the context of recent posts I see it now more as those oligarchs that push the dream of democracy while actually destroying it. God damn the pusher.

[Balder]

[Balder]

After watching this film, I had a little fun with my Paint program this morning.  Too much of an easy association to pass up....  :-)

[Edward theurj Berge]

This is an interesting comment on voyeurism from Halestorm. It's most obvious in porn but also applies to performers in general. Musicians, actors and so on, who get off on providing the vicarious thrill and other emotions that affect their audiences. As a dance performer I know this one well. Let's get off on this song then and help Lzzy get off too. As she sings: "It's a give and take."

[Edward theurj Berge]

That Mormon can dance. Here's a Mormon missionary in a dance off with a Michael Jackson impersonator.