"Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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Mr. Mephistopheles wrote:
CaptainKickback wrote:Helter skelter. Helter skelter.
Alright folks, without using the benefit of a search engine: what was the song Helter Skelter really about?
dancing and romancing on playground equipment?
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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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Mr. Mephistopheles wrote:
CaptainKickback wrote:Helter skelter. Helter skelter.
Alright folks, without using the benefit of a search engine: what was the song Helter Skelter really about?
So tell us, tell us, tell us--
Come on, tell us the answer.
Well, you may be a lover, but you ain't no dancer.....
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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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Famspear wrote:
Mr. Mephistopheles wrote:
CaptainKickback wrote:Helter skelter. Helter skelter.
Alright folks, without using the benefit of a search engine: what was the song Helter Skelter really about?
dancing and romancing on playground equipment?
Close...
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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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Famspear wrote:
Mr. Mephistopheles wrote:
CaptainKickback wrote:Helter skelter. Helter skelter.
Alright folks, without using the benefit of a search engine: what was the song Helter Skelter really about?
So tell us, tell us, tell us--
Come on, tell us the answer.
Well, you may be a lover, but you ain't no dancer.....
But you know the answer.
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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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I thought it was about comparing a love to riding a roller coaster or slide, "helter skelter" being the English term for these types of rides.
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The Observer wrote:I thought it was about comparing a love to riding a roller coaster or slide, "helter skelter" being the English term for these types of rides.
Close enough! (Helter Skelter is/was a particular roller coaster.)

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And second place is a toaster oven and 10 quatlooses.

But I'd rather just have the ride on Helter Skelter, if that is all right with you.
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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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The Observer wrote:And second place is a toaster oven and 10 quatlooses.

But I'd rather just have the ride on Helter Skelter, if that is all right with you.
Very well. Coasters are great. May I ride along?
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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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UGA Lawdog wrote:
CaptainKickback wrote:Ms. De Mornay from a year or two ago. You be the judge. Me, I certainly would be more than willing to be seen with her.

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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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She's 49 years old and looks fantastic!
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Demosthenes wrote:She's 49 years old and looks fantastic!
That clinches it for me. I'm getting my own Beverly Hills cosmetic surgeon - and I shall spare no expense.
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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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UGA Lawdog wrote:
Actually, if the background is any indication, she's at the premiere of "Lords of Dogtown", which imdb.com says came out in 2005.

However, three years ago is not too long. So I will say, yes, I would still hit that. And so would you. 8)
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Re: "Son of Man" commandeers Ed and Elaine's house

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CaptainKickback wrote:
grixit wrote:
UGA Lawdog wrote:
Actually, if the background is any indication, she's at the premiere of "Lords of Dogtown", which imdb.com says came out in 2005.

However, three years ago is not too long. So I will say, yes, I would still hit that. And so would you. 8)
No woman could dare hope for more than to have both UGA Lawdog and Captain Kickback in a threesome!
That's why Rebecca looks so sad......because it has not happened to her yet. :wink:
Aw, you fellers would never get to first base with a leetle gal like her!

I, on the other hand, with my quasi-sophisticated knowledge of l'histoire du cinéma, my puzzlingly insouciant demeanor, my ability to quote one or two of her lines from Runaway Train at the drop of a ten-gallon hat, and my ability to produce ennui-inducing, idiolectic, pseudo-twangy Texican soporific banter, would of course immediately sweep her off her feet. At least, that's what I imagine would happen. OK, OK, I guess it hasn't worked very well for me with any chicks so far, but I just know it'll work next time......
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