Thursday, February 9, 2012

G-L-O-R--A

17 comments:

Trooper York said...

Wait!

WHERE THE I I I I I I I I I I!

There's no Gloria with out an I in it.

Or something!

The Dude said...

Can't spell World Champions without Giants, or something...

Trooper York said...

Dude I did that just for you.

I thought you would get a kick out of it.

Trooper York said...

It is just about the best spelling song ever. Hee.

Anonymous said...

Oh Gawd, here comes MamaM.

Anonymous said...

Actually she always ignores YOUR spelling errors.

blake said...

Guy's doing a Mick Jagger impression.

Anonymous said...

Ohhhh riccccpicccc, where are you? Big sis won't hurt ya.....

Anonymous said...

Ohhhh riccccpicccc, where are you? Big sis won't hurt ya.....

Anonymous said...

Blogger hiccuped.

The Dude said...

There were some earlier comments about how to cure hiccups.

ricpic said...

Must be a Brit thing. The problem for one of my age (that's a fancy way of saying me) is that those faces, the look of the kids on stage and the audience and the kids in the audience instantly brings up the How Green Was My Valley mythology and now they're...rockers. I mean all that glorious poetry and the Walter Pidgeon voiceover and now it's come to this...G-L-O-R-I-A. But why lament? Vitality wants what it wants. So carry on kiddies.

BJM said...

Actually ricpic I was thinking how much the boyish Van resembles Bobby Flay.

rcommal said...

Should my husband and I be struck down tomorrow, at least my son will have on tape a great version of my husband performing G-L-O-R-I-A in a band on the eve of our marriage. Music-making is awesome. As are memories. Commentary, perhaps not so much. Time will tell, as time does.

rcommal said...

Spelling.

Punctuation.

rcommal said...

"How Green Was My Valley" [the book] made a huge impression on me, the year I was just a bit younger than my son. "How Green Was My Valley" [the movie] likewise made a huge impression on me, in reruns, just a bit older.

Never could get exercised over Roddy's various eccentricities, even many years or decades later, on account of that movie and what an impact it walloped. Gratitude balanced, as well it should.

Ruth Anne Adams said...

R,L: That Georgia Satellite song could be repurposed for a feminine hygiene ad, no?

Or as a sort of relief song when there's a pregnancy scare. *hee*