You know you're a Machead when...
 

you're watching the Modern Family episode where Mitch and Cam are getting married, and Lily is the flower girl, and the wedding planner, asking Lily to begin walking down the aisle and throw flowers, says "Hit it, Lily", and all you can think of is, well, you know. :)

Your turns. :)


Kevin

I was watching a TV drama and there was a house fire and one of the characters said 'All the rooms are on fire!'

Me: Somewhere out in the back of your mind...

:lol:

Literally anytime someone I know is talking and they say something that is a song title or a lyric I start singing. I think I've annoyed half my family and friends. "Oh I heard that was just a rumor" Did you mean Rumours the Grammy award-winning album by Fleetwood Mac? "Hey for what it's worth" I got to sing, I got to dance, I got to be a part of a great romance... :laugh:

Same here. If someone says I don't want to know or over and over. Coworker says I'll see you Monday morning. Anything! If someone ever says strange and elusive I'll drop dead.

When one of their songs come on in a public place and you don't just sing along but you do a little shaking of the head with the beat of the song to let folks know that you REALLY like the song.

Every time someone says the word Cleveland and I let out a quiet "Cleveland! Thank you all very much we love you!" (Live album, end of GYOW for anyone who isn't insane lol)

And obviously everyone here has the same response to An inquiry of "isn't that weird?"

... If anyone within earshot makes a casual comment, and it's wrong, the need to give them the cliff notes of the song, member, album history....

When I hear about something strange or hard to explain, I usually say: "it's a mystery to me."

When I run into people I haven't seen in 20 years and they tell me every time they hear Stevie Nicks they think of me.:lol:

I get that also....except it's "When I hear Fleetwood Mac"

That's what I get, too.

I do the same thing. I'm from Cleveland. hehehe

When someone says "The Skies the Limit" ..........I think "You can Hit it on a Nail"