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darklinensuit
07-07-2005, 11:56 PM
Okay, book lovers: Let's take popular books & see how they'd be if the authors were Stevie fans.
The Da Stevie Code
When a powerful record executive is murdered, super-sleuths Johnny Stew and Amber break mysterious codes in Stevie's lyrics, beginning with the Mirage concert SOTM.
The Ladybug, The Goldfish, The Witch, And The One-Dress Wardrobe
in 2003 four young Ledgies travel through a closet to another world where it is always winter outside the frost-covered windows and nobody is allowed to change clothes. Then Father Christmas arrives on a sleigh drawn by a small golden horse.
The Wizard Of Scottsdale
Aided by the good witch Livia, Dorothy tells the witch "If you f*** with my munchkins" and clicks her Frankenboks together.
Gone With The Rain And The Wind And The Water
In this beloved epic, Atlanta burns (it's okay, though - it's not home or Tara), Margi makes a dress out of curtains, and our heroine Marissa O'hara finds herself torn between Rhett Buckingham and Ashley Wachtel.
To Kill Two Mockingbirds Of Rhiannon
Southern lawyer Atticus Strandinthewind fights racism and bad lighting.
The Velvet Underground Man
Dostoevsky creates an anti-hero whose misanthropy gets him kicked off a message board.
Anna Karhiannona
Our heroine ends up down at the rainway station, where trains sing the same kind of blues.
Additions?
- Jake
amber
07-07-2005, 11:59 PM
Okay, book lovers: Let's take popular books & see how they'd be if the authors were Stevie fans.
The Da Stevie Code
When a powerful record executive is murdered, super-sleuths Johnny Stew and Amber break mysterious codes in Stevie's lyrics, beginning with the Mirage concert SOTM.
The Ladybug, The Goldfish, The Witch, And The One-Dress Wardrobe
in 2003 four young Ledgies travel through a closet to another world where it is always winter outside the frost-covered windows and nobody is allowed to change clothes. Then Father Christmas arrives on a sleigh drawn by a small golden horse.
The Wizard Of Scottsdale
Aided by the good witch Livia, Dorothy tells the witch "If you f*** with my munchkins" and clicks her Frankenboks together.
Gone With The Rain And The Wind And The Water
In this beloved epic, Atlanta burns (it's okay, though - it's not home or Tara), Margi makes a dress out of curtains, and our heroine Marissa O'hara finds herself torn between Rhett Buckingham and Ashley Wachtel.
To Kill Two Mockingbirds Of Rhiannon
Southern lawyer Atticus Strandinthewind fights racism and bad lighting.
The Velvet Underground Man
Dostoevsky creates an anti-hero whose misanthropy gets him kicked off a message board.
Anna Karhiannona
Our heroine ends up down at the rainway station, where trains sing the same kind of blues.
Additions?
- Jake
BWAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
omigosh, before I post additions, I have to pause and acknowledge your hilarious brilliance. Obviously, The Ladybug, etc, oh, shit, they are all hella funny!!! :lol: :xoxo: "Atticus Strandinthewind" :lol:
GardenStateGirlie
07-08-2005, 12:01 AM
I just snorted out loud :lol: You're a dork, do you know that?? ;)
It'll take me a few to think of some...
amber
07-08-2005, 12:02 AM
Can't.Stop.Laughing.
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:09 AM
BWAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
omigosh, before I post additions, I have to pause and acknowledge your hilarious brilliance. Obviously, The Ladybug, etc, oh, shit, they are all hella funny!!! :lol: :xoxo: "Atticus Strandinthewind" :lol:
Thanks, but there's no genius at work here. We all know Jason wants to be Gregory Peck. (Only in drag.) ;) :lol:
- Jake
GardenStateGirlie
07-08-2005, 12:10 AM
A Tale of Two Titties In a time of war, vengeance and boobie envy; Paula and Curtis travel Paris to Rome, London to Paris and storm the stage bringing Chiffon Heads and FruitOfTheLoomHeads together in a massive revolution : The Two Birds of Rhiannon.
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:10 AM
I just snorted out loud :lol: You're a dork, do you know that?? ;)
It'll take me a few to think of some...
You snort and I'm the dork?
Okay, Chrissie. :rolleyes:
- Jake
Johnny Stew
07-08-2005, 12:11 AM
The Da Stevie Code
When a powerful record executive is murdered, super-sleuths Johnny Stew and Amber break mysterious codes in Stevie's lyrics, beginning with the Mirage concert SOTM.I always wanted to be a super-sleuth of the Hardy Boys variety! I'll even wear my hair like Shaun Cassidy's again.
You rock... do you know that, Jake? :xoxo:
(By the way, did you know there are codes in the Mirage version of "Sisters" that foretell the cancellation of 'Joan Of Arcadia,' years before it even aired?!?)
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:13 AM
A Tale of Two Titties In a time of war, vengeance and boobie envy; Paula and Curtis travel Paris to Rome, London to Paris and storm the stage bringing Chiffon Heads and FruitOfTheLoomHeads together in a massive revolution : The Two Birds of Rhiannon.
:lol: But a reign of terror begins when our heroine insists there's a leak. Can the guillotine save the day? :eek:
- Jake
catinthedark
07-08-2005, 12:13 AM
Okay, book lovers: Let's take popular books & see how they'd be if the authors were Stevie fans.
The Da Stevie Code
When a powerful record executive is murdered, super-sleuths Johnny Stew and Amber break mysterious codes in Stevie's lyrics, beginning with the Mirage concert SOTM.
The Ladybug, The Goldfish, The Witch, And The One-Dress Wardrobe
in 2003 four young Ledgies travel through a closet to another world where it is always winter outside the frost-covered windows and nobody is allowed to change clothes. Then Father Christmas arrives on a sleigh drawn by a small golden horse.
The Wizard Of Scottsdale
Aided by the good witch Livia, Dorothy tells the witch "If you f*** with my munchkins" and clicks her Frankenboks together.
Gone With The Rain And The Wind And The Water
In this beloved epic, Atlanta burns (it's okay, though - it's not home or Tara), Margi makes a dress out of curtains, and our heroine Marissa O'hara finds herself torn between Rhett Buckingham and Ashley Wachtel.
To Kill Two Mockingbirds Of Rhiannon
Southern lawyer Atticus Strandinthewind fights racism and bad lighting.
The Velvet Underground Man
Dostoevsky creates an anti-hero whose misanthropy gets him kicked off a message board.
Anna Karhiannona
Our heroine ends up down at the rainway station, where trains sing the same kind of blues.
Additions?
- Jake
I cannot possibly bow down far enough in your brilliant presence.
That? Was utterly hilarious and utterly brilliant. I couldn't even begin to try to add to that list.
Though I will go away and think about it because I love a good competition of creativity!
BRILLIANT. Did I mention that?
amber
07-08-2005, 12:13 AM
A Wrinkle in Timespace - It is a dark and stormy and windy and rainy and crystal night. Stevie Murray, her skinny guitar player Charles Wachtel, and their trusty dog Sulamith encounter a mysterious, Dark Winged stranger. After he sells them wine, he tells them how he has been experimenting with the fifth dimension in Time Travel. Their old friend Lindsey Buckingham's solo album has somehow become trapped in this fifth dimension. Can Stevie and Charles Wachtel save their old friend Buckingham's solo effort, while battling evil record executives, Buckingham's giant ego from another dimension, and also make a giant wad of cash????
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:14 AM
I always wanted to be a super-sleuth of the Hardy Boys variety! I'll even wear my hair like Shaun Cassidy's again.
You rock... do you know that, Jake? :xoxo:
(By the way, did you know there are codes in the Mirage version of "Sisters" that foretell the cancellation of 'Joan Of Arcadia,' years before it even aired?!?)
Thanks!
But I preferred (pre-Kirstie) Parker Stevenson, being that I am the older of two brothers.
- Jake
amber
07-08-2005, 12:15 AM
I always wanted to be a super-sleuth of the Hardy Boys variety! I'll even wear my hair like Shaun Cassidy's again.
You rock... do you know that, Jake? :xoxo:
(By the way, did you know there are codes in the Mirage version of "Sisters" that foretell the cancellation of 'Joan Of Arcadia,' years before it even aired?!?)
I know, and look! We get to work as a super slueth team! It's sesly my dream come true! *I want to be Frank Hardy* Get that old Jalopy runnin' JS!!!!! :wavey:
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:15 AM
I cannot possibly bow down far enough in your brilliant presence.
That? Was utterly hilarious and utterly brilliant. I couldn't even begin to try to add to that list.
Though I will go away and think about it because I love a good competition of creativity!
BRILLIANT. Did I mention that?
Thanks, but these threads are more fun when everybody adds, so please do.
- Jake
amber
07-08-2005, 12:16 AM
A Tale of Two Titties In a time of war, vengeance and boobie envy; Paula and Curtis travel Paris to Rome, London to Paris and storm the stage bringing Chiffon Heads and FruitOfTheLoomHeads together in a massive revolution : The Two Birds of Rhiannon.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
"war, vengeance, and....wait....wait....BOOBIE ENVY?!" :lol: :lol:
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:17 AM
A Wrinkle in Timespace - It is a dark and stormy and windy and rainy and crystal night. Stevie Murray, her skinny guitar player Charles Wachtel, and their trusty dog Sulamith encounter a mysterious, dark winged stranger. After he sells them wine, he tells them how he has been experimenting with the fifth dimension in Time Travel. Their old friend Lindsey Buckingham's solo album has somehow become trapped in this fifth dimension. Can Stevie and Charles Wachtel save their old friend Buckingham's solo effort, while battling evil record executives, Buckingham's giant ego from another dimension, and also make a giant wad of cash????
You know, I never read anything by Madeleine E. :shrug:
But I love this title. :nod:
- Jake
Johnny Stew
07-08-2005, 12:17 AM
I preferred (pre-Kirstie) Parker Stevenson, being that I am the older of two brothers.I always preferred Parker/Frank Hardy, too... because I'm also the oldest of two brothers.
But I can work the Shaun Cassidy hair, I'm tellin' ya! ;)
amber
07-08-2005, 12:17 AM
You know, I never read anything by Madeleine E. :shrug:
But I love this title. :nod:
- Jake
You must read them, they are the best evah!!!!! I know, A Wrinkle in Timespace was a natural. :nod:
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:20 AM
Let The Crisis Become A Bridge Of Madison County
A woman falls for a married record executive. And a married drummer. And a married singer. Will they begin an illicit affair? Will she write a song about it? Will she ever stop writing songs about it?
- Jake
Johnny Stew
07-08-2005, 12:21 AM
I know, and look! We get to work as a super slueth team! It's sesly my dream come true! *I want to be Frank Hardy* Get that old Jalopy runnin' JS!!!!! :wavey:We'd make a formidable Super-Slueth team!
"My plan was perfect! And I would have gotten away with it, too, if those meddling Ledgies hadn't shown up!"
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:23 AM
I always preferred Parker/Frank Hardy, too... because I'm also the oldest of two brothers.
But I can work the Shaun Cassidy hair, I'm tellin' ya! ;)
Marissa, Jason, & Livia would be shocked that my hair is almost that long these days (I buzz it).
And hey - we both love Stevie, we're both from Pennsylvania, and we're both the elder of two brothers. Are we the same person? (Oh yeah, I forgot, you're nice.) :wavey:
- Jake
amber
07-08-2005, 12:29 AM
We'd make a formidable Super-Slueth team!
"My plan was perfect! And I would have gotten away with it, too, if those meddling Ledgies hadn't shown up!"
Tahooootally. But you'd be the more methodical one, and I'd be the one who came up with the crazy plan that.....just might work!!!! :lol: Probably gum will be involved, somehow. You realize, in our sleuthing, we might have to take out some terrorists who don't like whasamattabaybeh. :cool: Hey, all in a day's work, right Stew? And, you'd be researching things in the library, while I'd be out charming the head of something into letting me into the "secret vaults" hehehehhe. :lol:
amber
07-08-2005, 12:30 AM
Let The Crisis Become A Bridge Of Madison County
A woman falls for a married record executive. And a married drummer. And a married singer. Will they begin an illicit affair? Will she write a song about it? Will she ever stop writing songs about it?
- Jake
:lol: :lol:
Which reminds me, if The Neverending Story is a real book, something should be done with that!!!!
The Neverending Drama. :lol:
Johnny Stew
07-08-2005, 12:36 AM
And hey - we both love Stevie, we're both from Pennsylvania, and we're both the elder of two brothers. Are we the same person? (Oh yeah, I forgot, you're nice.) :wavey: But sometimes the "Evil Brother" isn't the one the audience suspects! ;)
amber
07-08-2005, 12:39 AM
The Great Stevie - Oh, man, this one is just begging for an interp, but it would take me forevah!!! Anyone??? :D Don't make me work on this in my spare time, people!!!!!
Johnny Stew
07-08-2005, 12:43 AM
Tahooootally. But you'd be the more methodical one, and I'd be the one who came up with the crazy plan that.....just might work!!!! :lol: Probably gum will be involved, somehow. You realize, in our sleuthing, we might have to take out some terrorists who don't like whasamattabaybeh. :cool: Hey, all in a day's work, right Stew? And, you'd be researching things in the library, while I'd be out charming the head of something into letting me into the "secret vaults" hehehehhe. :lol:It practically writes itself! :laugh:
I wanna flirt with people once in a while, too, though!
Hmm, I guess I could always flirt with the guy who runs the Microfiche machine. Bring him a bagel and bat my eyelashes whenever I need to borrow something unlendable. And then if we get ourselves in a jam, I can call him to bail us out... knowing he would do anything I ask, because he has a mad crush on me. But, afterwards, I'll only give him a kiss on the forehead and tell him what a sweet friend he is.
*Re-reads the above*
Oh, Good Lord, Amber... I think you're rubbing off on me! :laugh:
amber
07-08-2005, 12:48 AM
It practically writes itself! :laugh:
I wanna flirt with people once in a while, too, though!
Hmm, I guess I could always flirt with the guy who runs the Microfiche machine. Bring him a bagel and bat my eyelashes whenever I need to borrow something unlendable. And then if we get ourselves in a jam, I can call him to bail us out... knowing he would do anything I ask, because he has a mad crush on me. But, afterwards, I'll only give him a kiss on the forehead and tell him what a sweet friend he is.
*Re-reads the above*
Oh, Good Lord, Amber... I think you're rubbing off on me! :laugh:
:lol:
Oh, yes. I didn't mean to imply that you would not be flirting, because of course you'd have to! All the best flirting is done by the people who have to get the info. I'd be trying to sneak into some place, using grappling hooks and shit, and having to wear a bikini to go on some boat with a millionare...
while you'd be having some torrid affair with some guy in the Italian CIA....
for a second.....
When he falls asleep...
that's when you grab the key to his secret underground vault....
I hope I'm rubbing off on you, this sleuthing shit is important! you have to do it just right!!!! Ain't no shame in my sleuthing/james bond game!!!!! :cool: :lol:
GardenStateGirlie
07-08-2005, 12:58 AM
Marissa, Jason, & Livia would be shocked that my hair is almost that long these days (I buzz it).
And hey - we both love Stevie, we're both from Pennsylvania, and we're both the elder of two brothers. Are we the same person? (Oh yeah, I forgot, you're nice.) :wavey:
- Jake
Keep your hair, Gelman ;)
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 01:03 AM
Star Catcher In The Rye
The coming of age of Nurse Curtis Caulfield. Enough said.
The Color Black
Alice Walker's haunting story of a woman's fight to overcome her oppressive wardrobe in southern society. A tale of the triumph of the human spirit in studded pants.
- Jake
GardenStateGirlie
07-08-2005, 01:05 AM
Star Catcher In The Rye
The coming of age of Nurse Curtis Caulfield. Enough said.
The Color Black
Alice Walker's haunting story of a woman's fight to overcome her oppressive wardrobe in southern society. A tale of the triumph of the human spirit in studded pants.
- Jake
:laugh:
Empty out again, sir :nod:
amber
07-08-2005, 01:09 AM
Star Catcher In The Rye
The coming of age of Nurse Curtis Caulfield. Enough said.
The Color Black
Alice Walker's haunting story of a woman's fight to overcome her oppressive wardrobe in southern society. A tale of the triumph of the human spirit in studded pants.
- Jake
:lol: :lol: :lol:
:lol: :woohoo: :xoxo:
sparky
07-08-2005, 01:19 AM
To Kill Two Mockingbirds Of Rhiannon
Southern lawyer Atticus Strandinthewind fights racism and bad lighting.
Food sprayingly funny.
The Velvet Underground Man
Dostoevsky creates an anti-hero whose misanthropy gets him kicked off a message board.
Ah, The Ballad of Carne !
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 01:41 AM
Ah, The Ballad of Carne !
I don't think the Underground man is ever named, if I remember. But where is Carne?
- Jake
sparky
07-08-2005, 01:48 AM
Paper Flowers In The Fleetwood Attic - Our hero and heroine are captured and kept locked in an attic by two evil English people. The evil English people belittle the girl, and let the boy run rampant and become a control freak. The belittled girl eventually sends missives to the outside world and becomes rip roaringly famous and develops horrific addictions to various poisonous flowers and fungi she grows in the dingy attic. The control freak boy escapes. The outside world doesn't listen to him much, so he returns occasionally to have some people to bully and control.
Stevie and The Chiffon Factory
A destitute, but sweet young girl singer wins a contest to go into the wonderful, wacky world of a chiffon plant. Once inside, she realizes there are other young aspiring singers in there too. All have evil plans for the plant. Of course, Augustina Ronstadt tries to gulp up the sweet sticky Gold Dust river and drowns. Debbie Beauregard is lost in a tragic accident when she veers of the path, helpless to the charms of the Forest Of The Black Trash Bags. Veruca Lauper, the chronic gum chewer, wanders into the elastic waistband room hoping to find bracelets, and once inside, demands to chew the elastic. She is turned into a giant Blue Lamp. Madonna Teevee, obsessed with fame and for the moment, western themes, has a hissy fit because she isn't on all the television monitors and she is zapped into the television. Doomed to do cheesy rodeo moves, ride a mechanical bull, and swivel her hips for all eternity.
Of course, our heroine avoids all the pitfalls and is rewarded with the keys to the chiffon factory. Her father currently runs the business affairs. Mom has a souvenir shop. Her little brother is the janitor.
amber
07-08-2005, 01:50 AM
Paper Flowers In The Fleetwood Attic - Our hero and heroine are captured and kept locked in an attic by two evil English people. The evil English people belittle the girl, and let the boy run rampant and become a control freak. The belittled girl eventually sends missives to the outside world and becomes rip roaringly famous and develops horrific addictions to various poisonous flowers and fungi she grows in the dingy attic. The control freak boy escapes. The outside world doesn't listen to him much, so he returns occasionally to have some people to bully and control.
Stevie and The Chiffon Factory
A destitute, but sweet young girl singer wins a contest to go into the wonderful, wacky world of a chiffon plant. Once inside, she realizes there are other young aspiring singers in there too. All have evil plans for the plant. Of course, Augustina Ronstadt tries to gulp up the sweet sticky Gold Dust river and drowns. Debbie Beauregard is lost in a tragic accident when she veers of the path, helpless to the charms of the Forest Of The Black Trash Bags. Veruca Lauper, the chronic gum chewer, wanders into the elastic waistband room hoping to find bracelets, and once inside, demands to chew the elastic. She is turned into a giant Blue Lamp. Madonna Teevee, obsessed with fame and for the moment, western themes, has a hissy fit because she isn't on all the television monitors and she is zapped into the television. Doomed to do cheesy rodeo moves, ride a mechanical bull, and swivel her hips for all eternity.
Of course, our heroine avoids all the pitfalls and is rewarded with the keys to the chiffon factory. Her father currently runs the business affairs. Mom has a souvenir shop. Her little brother is the janitor.
Brill, simply brill.
GardenStateGirlie
07-08-2005, 01:51 AM
Stevie and The Chiffon Factory
A destitute, but sweet young girl singer wins a contest to go into the wonderful, wacky world of a chiffon plant. Once inside, she realizes there are other young aspiring singers in there too. All have evil plans for the plant. Of course, Augustina Ronstadt tries to gulp up the sweet sticky Gold Dust river and drowns. Debbie Beauregard is lost in a tragic accident when she veers of the path, helpless to the charms of the Forest Of The Black Trash Bags. Veruca Lauper, the chronic gum chewer, wanders into the elastic waistband room hoping to find bracelets, and once inside, demands to chew the elastic. She is turned into a giant Blue Lamp. Madonna Teevee, obsessed with fame and for the moment, western themes, has a hissy fit because she isn't on all the television monitors and she is zapped into the television. Doomed to do cheesy rodeo moves, ride a mechanical bull, and swivel her hips for all eternity.
Of course, our heroine avoids all the pitfalls and is rewarded with the keys to the chiffon factory. Her father currently runs the business affairs. Mom has a souvenir shop. Her little brother is the janitor.
:lol: Ahhh...I knew you had it in you
Johnny Stew
07-08-2005, 01:52 AM
Hysterical, sparky! :nod:
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 02:01 AM
Paper Flowers In The Fleetwood Attic - Our hero and heroine are captured and kept locked in an attic by two evil English people. The evil English people belittle the girl, and let the boy run rampant and become a control freak. The belittled girl eventually sends missives to the outside world and becomes rip roaringly famous and develops horrific addictions to various poisonous flowers and fungi she grows in the dingy attic. The control freak boy escapes. The outside world doesn't listen to him much, so he returns occasionally to have some people to bully and control.
Stevie and The Chiffon Factory
A destitute, but sweet young girl singer wins a contest to go into the wonderful, wacky world of a chiffon plant. Once inside, she realizes there are other young aspiring singers in there too. All have evil plans for the plant. Of course, Augustina Ronstadt tries to gulp up the sweet sticky Gold Dust river and drowns. Debbie Beauregard is lost in a tragic accident when she veers of the path, helpless to the charms of the Forest Of The Black Trash Bags. Veruca Lauper, the chronic gum chewer, wanders into the elastic waistband room hoping to find bracelets, and once inside, demands to chew the elastic. She is turned into a giant Blue Lamp. Madonna Teevee, obsessed with fame and for the moment, western themes, has a hissy fit because she isn't on all the television monitors and she is zapped into the television. Doomed to do cheesy rodeo moves, ride a mechanical bull, and swivel her hips for all eternity.
Of course, our heroine avoids all the pitfalls and is rewarded with the keys to the chiffon factory. Her father currently runs the business affairs. Mom has a souvenir shop. Her little brother is the janitor.
:lol: :thumbsup:
Wow, you wrote the whole books!
I kept picturing Stevie & Lindsey as the kids in your Paper Flowers book, but maybe they'd be more convincing in The Turn Of The Gift Of The Screw. But wrong forum.
As for the Chiffon Factory book, you know damn well the little bro wouldn't be janitor, he'd be peddling shirts and factory tourbooks.
And don't forget Grandpa Jess touring the factory!
- Jake
darklinensuit
07-08-2005, 12:06 PM
Emmaline
Jane Austen gives us the character of Emmaline, who must learn that she is as clueless as she is rich. What will happen when she tries to fix up best friend Hillary with the town vicar, Dissention?
Little Women And Their Old Jewish Cobbler
Join the March sisters - Jane, Greta, Melacine, and Lily - and their mother Barbara as they experience the challenges of the Civil War, first love, illness, and trying to look taller before platforms are invented.
My Heart Of Darkness
Conrad takes us through shadows and the first signs of light to experience the horror, the horror of going into the deepest jungle and still never getting away from your obsession with past loves.
Moby Tusk
The first words of the novel capture the reader's imagination: "Call me Rhiannon. Or Sara. Or Juliet." Captain Ahab is determined to hunt down his elusive nemesis, the great white goldfish. Thar she twirls!
20,000 Leagues Under The Chiffon
Action-packed adventure, with our heroine and her security people wrestling stuffed animals and tambourines out of the tentacles of a giant squid. Soon to be a major motion picture with Shelley Winters as the high-kicking queen of rock. :eek:
- Jake
skcin
07-08-2005, 12:28 PM
A Tale of Two Titties In a time of war, vengeance and boobie envy; Paula and Curtis travel Paris to Rome, London to Paris and storm the stage bringing Chiffon Heads and FruitOfTheLoomHeads together in a massive revolution : The Two Birds of Rhiannon.
OMG, I just spit out my drink. :laugh: I'd like to add that we'd obviously be wearing the pink hoodies.
A Wrinkle in Timespace - It is a dark and stormy and windy and rainy and crystal night. Stevie Murray, her skinny guitar player Charles Wachtel, and their trusty dog Sulamith encounter a mysterious, Dark Winged stranger. After he sells them wine, he tells them how he has been experimenting with the fifth dimension in Time Travel. Their old friend Lindsey Buckingham's solo album has somehow become trapped in this fifth dimension. Can Stevie and Charles Wachtel save their old friend Buckingham's solo effort, while battling evil record executives, Buckingham's giant ego from another dimension, and also make a giant wad of cash????
That's it! :lol: :lol: :lol: I'm howling out loud at work! It's the whole solo album thing! It's trapped in another dimension! Funny cuz it's true! OMG! I gotta go pee.....
The Tower
07-08-2005, 01:26 PM
Moby Tusk
Thar she twirls!
That's hella funny... Although, you really didn't need to change it- I believe the original line would still apply to Miz Stevie.
20,000 Leagues Under The Chiffon
Soon to be a major motion picture with Shelley Winters as the high-kicking queen of rock. :eek:
I assuming she'll be reprising her fabulous swimming scene from The Poseidon Adventure- with the suede boots on, of course.
amber
07-08-2005, 03:15 PM
OMG, I just spit out my drink. :laugh: I'd like to add that we'd obviously be wearing the pink hoodies.
That's it! :lol: :lol: :lol: I'm howling out loud at work! It's the whole solo album thing! It's trapped in another dimension! Funny cuz it's true! OMG! I gotta go pee.....
:lol: :xoxo: Now we know, right? :laugh:
GateandGarden
07-08-2005, 03:21 PM
Emmaline
Jane Austen gives us the character of Emmaline, who must learn that she is as clueless as she is rich. What will happen when she tries to fix up best friend Hillary with the town vicar, Dissention?:lol::lol::lol::lol:
If I remember correctly, the Underground Man never gets to have a name, as you said. And that was a kick-ass parody. :nod:
DrummerDeanna
07-08-2005, 03:26 PM
I'm CRYING over here...y'all are too much :laugh: :laugh :laugh:
Serrart
07-08-2005, 05:45 PM
The name of the Rose Garden
We are in the middle ages of SYW recording. The cantor and poet Stevie of Phoenixville arrives with her arristant Karston of Whisk in the old abbey where the order of Fleetwood Mac is putting an album together. Her purpose is to discover why the recording has been going on for twenty years and isn't finished yet. As they get in Karston disappears with a mysterious and always silent guy called Ray. Stevie then has to face alone the death of a strange tall guy dressed as a monk who misteriously finished drowned in a sea of tasteless red wine and has to cope with the interrogatory of the abbey's prior Bucklind Ghamsey, a psaltery player and cantor himself who has hidden somewhere the Saturday Night Live vhs (1975-1980) she'd like to watch between music sessions. When Bucklind after the millionth speech about himself starts preaching on the joy of grammatics, Stevie just can't resist anymore. Their quarrel leads both to blow up in a mass of exploding timbers, but under the ruins of the abbey a copy of SYW masters finally is recovered by a fellow musician Giovanni De McVie. The music will live on and that's you know, really I guess what's most important.
Romy
amber
07-08-2005, 05:48 PM
The name of the Rose Garden
We are in the middle ages of SYW recording. The cantor and poet Stevie of Phoenixville arrives with her arristant Karston of Whisk in the old abbey where the order of Fleetwood Mac is putting an album together. Her purpose is to discover why the recording has been going on for twenty years and isn't finished yet. As they get in Karston disappears with a mysterious and always silent guy called Ray. Stevie then has to face alone the death of a strange tall guy dressed as a monk who misteriously finished drowned in a sea of tasteless red wine and has to cope with the interrogatory of the abbey's prior Bucklind Ghamsey, a psaltery player and cantor himself who has hidden somewhere the Saturday Night Live vhs (1975-1980) she'd like to watch between music sessions. When Bucklind after the millionth speech about himself starts preaching on the joy of grammatics, Stevie just can't resist anymore. Their quarrel leads both to blow up in a mass of exploding timbers, but under the ruins of the abbey a copy of SYW masters finally is recovered by a fellow musician Giovanni De McVie. The music will live on and that's you know, really I guess what's most important.
Romy
:lol: :lol: :lol: :woohoo:
paperflowers
07-08-2005, 06:45 PM
A Tale of Two Titties In a time of war, vengeance and boobie envy; Paula and Curtis travel Paris to Rome, London to Paris and storm the stage bringing Chiffon Heads and FruitOfTheLoomHeads together in a massive revolution : The Two Birds of Rhiannon.
TOO FUNNY :] Sista of da (. ) ( .)
darklinensuit
07-09-2005, 09:39 AM
:lol::lol::lol::lol:
If I remember correctly, the Underground Man never gets to have a name, as you said. And that was a kick-ass parody. :nod:
Sorry, I just never pictured you with a vicar. ;)
- Jake
darklinensuit
07-09-2005, 09:41 AM
I'm CRYING over here...y'all are too much :laugh: :laugh :laugh:
Don't get too comfortable...I almost made you one of the Little Women. :nod:
- Jake
darklinensuit
07-09-2005, 09:43 AM
The name of the Rose Garden
We are in the middle ages of SYW recording. The cantor and poet Stevie of Phoenixville arrives with her arristant Karston of Whisk in the old abbey where the order of Fleetwood Mac is putting an album together. Her purpose is to discover why the recording has been going on for twenty years and isn't finished yet. As they get in Karston disappears with a mysterious and always silent guy called Ray. Stevie then has to face alone the death of a strange tall guy dressed as a monk who misteriously finished drowned in a sea of tasteless red wine and has to cope with the interrogatory of the abbey's prior Bucklind Ghamsey, a psaltery player and cantor himself who has hidden somewhere the Saturday Night Live vhs (1975-1980) she'd like to watch between music sessions. When Bucklind after the millionth speech about himself starts preaching on the joy of grammatics, Stevie just can't resist anymore. Their quarrel leads both to blow up in a mass of exploding timbers, but under the ruins of the abbey a copy of SYW masters finally is recovered by a fellow musician Giovanni De McVie. The music will live on and that's you know, really I guess what's most important.
Romy
:lol: :lol:
I thought she was sent there to investigate the mysterious career deaths of any fading rock star who touches a Bon Jovi song?
- Jake
SuzeQuze
07-09-2005, 09:55 AM
I always wanted to be a super-sleuth of the Hardy Boys variety! I'll even wear my hair like Shaun Cassidy's again.
You rock... do you know that, Jake? :xoxo:
(By the way, did you know there are codes in the Mirage version of "Sisters" that foretell the cancellation of 'Joan Of Arcadia,' years before it even aired?!?)
Oh man, I still can't believe they cancelled that show. It was an excellent show! :distress:
I bet you look great with you hair like that!
darklinensuit
07-09-2005, 10:05 AM
Oh man, I still can't believe they cancelled that show. It was an excellent show! :distress:
I had to read it twice, I thought you meant The Hardy Boys.
I was thinking, Let it go, Suze, it's time. :( :lol:
- Jake
David
07-09-2005, 11:01 AM
Love it, Jake!! Great post!!
Livia
07-09-2005, 11:23 AM
:] :lol:
Y'all are TOO funny!!!
GODDESS6
07-09-2005, 11:23 AM
I always preferred Parker/Frank Hardy, too... because I'm also the oldest of two brothers.
But I can work the Shaun Cassidy hair, I'm tellin' ya! ;)
i met shaun when i was 10 :eek: :nod: :nod: :lol: !!!!!~
GateandGarden
07-09-2005, 11:50 AM
Sorry, I just never pictured you with a vicar. ;)
- JakeOr a man! :lol::lol:
darklinensuit
07-09-2005, 12:38 PM
Or a man! :lol::lol:
Ah, my favorite Ledgebian. :wavey:
- Jake
GateandGarden
07-09-2005, 12:49 PM
Ah, my favorite Ledgebian. :wavey:
- JakeAw. :xoxo: Thanks for inventing a kick-ass new word! :)
darklinensuit
07-10-2005, 12:02 PM
Love it, Jake!! Great post!!
Thanks. Now where are your titles?
- Jake
darklinensuit
07-10-2005, 12:04 PM
:] :lol:
Y'all are TOO funny!!!
:)
BTW, we didn't make it to Fantastic Four after all. Sold ouyt too quickly. Can't believe I missed the Alamo Dr. this time. Had my mind set on it. :mad:
- Jake
darklinensuit
07-10-2005, 12:05 PM
i met shaun when i was 10 :eek: :nod: :nod: :lol: !!!!!~
Did he autograph your lunchbox? ;)
- Jake
darklinensuit
07-10-2005, 12:06 PM
Aw. :xoxo: Thanks for inventing a kick-ass new word! :)
You've never heard the word favorite before? ;) :cool:
- Jake
Stevie_Buck
07-11-2005, 02:35 AM
You guys are all retarded.
I love it. :blob2:
GODDESS6
07-11-2005, 06:09 AM
Did he autograph your lunchbox? ;)
- Jake
toooo funny!!!!!~ nope, but he did hand me a stuffed kangaroo :eek: :nod: :lol: :lol: ~
darklinensuit
07-11-2005, 06:10 PM
toooo funny!!!!!~ nope, but he did hand me a stuffed kangaroo :eek: :nod: :lol: :lol: ~
But of course. (I'm assuming he's been working a carnival games booth? :shrug: )
- Jake
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