Should Ralph Have Eated The Purple Berries?

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[Brad Pittiful]

and his cats cat food tastes like cat food

 

[elicross]

If I recall correctly, the kids were so hungry they could've eaten at Arby's.

 

[JeradP]

Ralph Wiggum > everyone else to take a breath in history



That boy is something else. A unitard, really.

 

[Brad Pittiful]

and his cats cat food tastes like cat food

i didnt get that one right...he says...his cats breath smells like cat food

i need to be more awake before i post

 

[Bolide]

i didnt get that one right...he says...his cats breath smells like cat food

i need to be more awake before i post

I just assumed that that was from an episode I haven't seen yet.

 

[hekawi]

"they taste like burning" is one of my favorite Simpsons lines. i use it often.

careful of the All Syrup Squishy, too!

 

[J-man]

Ah, the good old days when The Simpsons was still good.

 

[PeteMac]

"Me fail English . . . that's unpossible ! "

 

[Nick JD]

I went to a Thai restaurant a few weeks back and had a dish that not only tasted like burning ... it left like burning.

 

[FirstBassman]

Should Ralph Have Eated The Purple Berries?

Sorry. Thought you meant this.

 

[Guitarzan]

The apple fell close to the tree with Ralph.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2gprrUGA_A&feature=related

 

[Skully]

Sorry. Thought you meant this.

I thought of that, too.

 

[Paul in Colorado]

Sorry. Thought you meant this.

Yep, I thought it was another Jefferson Airplane reference, too. Marty once told me that he hadn't heard CSN's version of the song when they recorded WS and when he did he kind of regretted doing it. I always liked the Airplane's version better.

 

[FirstBassman]

Marty once told me that he hadn't heard CSN's version of the song when they recorded WS and when he did he kind of regretted doing it. I always liked the Airplane's version better.

I can believe that Marty had not heard CSN's version since both versions were recorded at about the same time. But did he say specifically why he regretted it?

I'm with you. I like CSN's version but the Airplane's is much better ... better fits the content of the song (especially Jorma's lead work ... some of the best stuff he ever played IMHO).

Have you ever heard Crosby's demo version and Stephen's demo version? Both very cool.

 

[Skully]

Yep, I thought it was another Jefferson Airplane reference, too. Marty once told me that he hadn't heard CSN's version of the song when they recorded WS and when he did he kind of regretted doing it. I always liked the Airplane's version better.

+1. Much, much better.

 

[Paul in Colorado]

I can believe that Marty had not heard CSN's version since both versions were recorded at about the same time. But did he say specifically why he regretted it?

I'm with you. I like CSN's version but the Airplane's is much better ... better fits the content of the song (especially Jorma's lead work ... some of the best stuff he ever played IMHO).

Have you ever heard Crosby's demo version and Stephen's demo version? Both very cool.

I thought it was weird that Marty hadn't heard it either. He thought the CSN version was so good there was no reason to cover it. I've heard some early Crosby demos, but never Stills'.

I used to be in a band that did kind of a mixture of the two versions. Two acoustic guitars, a bass and three voices. I miss singing with my friend Zacheriah (RIP).

 

[FirstBassman]

I've heard some early Crosby demos, but never Stills'.

If you're interested, it's on Stills' "Just Roll Tape:"

 

[Paul in Colorado]

If you're interested, it's on Stills' "Just Roll Tape:"

Thnaks! I've been meaning to pick that up sometime.