Haven't you heard?

[thehefner]

I feel dirty for how much I loved that episode (that subplot, anyway). But my shame is overshadowed by the *headdesking* I've been doing since discovering just how many people didn't know it was a real song. Like Seth McFarlane made that it up or something. I understand Weird Al Yankovic has that song first on his playlist, that he supposedly notices something new every time he listens to it. That thought pleases me.

Going to NYC, will be back Monday. I probably won't have internet till then, barring an internet cafe or something, so it'll be a few days before I hear all of you thanking me for getting this goddamn song stuck in your head. Like Peter did, I've since made my mother's life a living hell.

If I'm really sadistic AND masochistic, I may try to perform this at karaoke next week. Because there will be karaoke next week. It might be my last week in DC for the next few months.

See you on Monday, folks!

Comments

[rosered2318.livejournal.com]

This was one of my FAVORITE episodes of Family Guy because this was one of my favorite songs growing up. By the time they got around to Brian being subjected to the song, I realized I would be content if this was the rest of the episode. It boggles the mind that people don't know this song!

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

It was really helped by Stewie's "Brian, don't!" and then later, "DAAAAAAMN!"

God, I actually think I really liked a FAMILY GUY joke. Ugh, unclean! Unclean!

I think I'm just a sucker for people being really enthusiastic about a song and bursting out singing at inappropriate times. When Seth McFarlane does something like that with Oingo Boingo, I think my head with explode.

Oh wait...



*asplodes*

[shadowlongknife.livejournal.com]

What, hadn't you heard?

I thought everyone had heard.

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

I actually pulled that on Mom last night. Hook, line, and sinker. She still hasn't forgiven me.

[scooterbird.livejournal.com]

Yep, I wouldn't know that one...

(Hint: check my profile)