Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 4:23 am
SORUS!!! The source of the music is in Australia. I think nuclear weapons are the only answer. I warned the AU watchers to get out in a post on my blog.
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If it'll get rid of crappy Christmas music, I think it's a perfectly worthy sacrifice. And as for us being secretly out to get you, well, it's not much of a secret now is it?Cameraman Jenn wrote:SORUS!!! The source of the music is in Australia. I think nuclear weapons are the only answer. I warned the AU watchers to get out in a post on my blog.
His in-depth knowledge of the mythical land of Oz qualified him for honorary citizenship. He therefore no longer exists.Aliantha wrote:That's impossible. Australia doesn't exist. (Where *is* Sarge, anyhow?)
Wayfriend, that is SO cool you know that Christmas Origin Story! Obviously we teach our kids from a young age, along with all the other origin stories, such as how Rudolph insulted Skippy the Bush Kangaroo's mother, leading to a drunken punch up in which Skip gave Rudey a bloody shiner on the snauser.wayfriend wrote:No! You have to tell it this way! [aussie] One July Santa was having a really bad Christmas. Bad headache; the sleigh wouldn't start; the reindeer wouldn't obey; Mrs. Claus kept calling while he was working; he had a hole in his boot; he was way behind schedule; etc. When he got to Sydney, an overly friendly koala carrying a decorated Christmas tree kept bothering Santa to ask where to put the tree. In exasperation, the koala cried, "Just tell me where to stick it!!" And that's why in Australia they have koalas on top of Christmas trees. [/aussie]aliantha wrote:They'd have to be, to put up with a tree up their butts every December!Shaun das Schaf wrote: They're not grumpy, they're stoned!
working 6 days a week, put in 13 and one half hours last night.aliantha wrote:That's impossible. Australia doesn't exist. (Where *is* Sarge, anyhow?)
Overkill is my middle name, and I completely agree that extreme measures must be taken, and taken soon. But nuking Australia would lower my chances of someday having a pet wombat, so I think a satellite-mounted proton cannon might be better suited to the task.Cameraman Jenn wrote:SORUS!!! The source of the music is in Australia. I think nuclear weapons are the only answer. I warned the AU watchers to get out in a post on my blog.
Just like our soundtrack!Cameraman Jenn wrote: Ok, I know, that was tacky and inappropriate.
Sorus wrote:Just like our soundtrack!Cameraman Jenn wrote: Ok, I know, that was tacky and inappropriate.
Have I mentioned that all I want is to spend Xmas with Madonna?
Any ideas with what you're going to replace it? Fennoscandian Metal Enterprises offers licensing that allows access to a collection of thousands and thousands of seasonal songs, growled in several exotic languages, some of whose rolling R's and wide vowels certainly tickle the ears of even the most nitpicky listeners. Lyrical themes range from 'a blacker than black darkness falling blackly down upon the murk of the ravendark winternight' to 'Raaaarrh the frostbitten snowbound cold, this sun-forsaken land now enfold!'Shaun das Schaf wrote:If it'll get rid of crappy Christmas music, I think it's a perfectly worthy sacrifice. And as for us being secretly out to get you, well, it's not much of a secret now is it?Cameraman Jenn wrote:SORUS!!! The source of the music is in Australia. I think nuclear weapons are the only answer. I warned the AU watchers to get out in a post on my blog.![]()
As a more practical solution...why not just install a big red universal mute button in the store? That way, you can mute out anything that you don't want to listen to.Cameraman Jenn wrote:Actually, we probably need to infiltrate the headquarters, find the list of the performers and their addresses so that we can insure that the Aussies don't just start up a new business and use the same performers. I'm actually seriously tempted to buy one of those small recorders and tape it to the speaker in the breakroom and then put samples of the horror that Sorus and I suffer through multiple times a day, five days a week.
I'm liking the proton cannon idea though. Infiltrate, steal the info, destry the HQ, then hunt down the performers and assassinate. Or if we had the list of addresses we could just mail them all highly concentrated anthrax. Ok, I know, that was tacky and inappropriate.
Oh, you can laugh. You haven't heard the atrocities they're calling music. That particular one has been stuck in my head for two days now. It appears to be the fantasy of some creepy guy who is stalking Madonna, trying to convince Santa to grant him his wish of spending Xmas with her. I'm not really up on the whole Santa mythos, but that sounds more like genie territory to me. Quite frankly, the whole thing has me worried. What if that creepy fellow that bothers me on my way to work in the morning wants to spend Xmas with me?lucimay wrote:Sorus wrote:Just like our soundtrack!Cameraman Jenn wrote: Ok, I know, that was tacky and inappropriate.
Have I mentioned that all I want is to spend Xmas with Madonna?![]()
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That's awesome. I need a holiday. Not sure what an 'identity interview' is, but it sounds rather ominous. Have a great time.Murrin wrote:So it looks like I've decided to go on holiday next year. Will be my first holiday in a very long time, and my first ever holiday on my own.
In fact, it's been so long since my last holiday abroad that it was before I needed my own passport, so I've now got to go through the whole application process for a first time passport, including an identity interview.
Practical solutions were considered on the first day. After two weeks, it's murder and mayhem all the way. Big red universal mute button might be a short-term solution, but a long-term solution must be more permanent. It's for the good of humanity.DukkhaWaynhim wrote:As a more practical solution...why not just install a big red universal mute button in the store? That way, you can mute out anything that you don't want to listen to.
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Ooo...Murrin wrote:So it looks like I've decided to go on holiday next year. Will be my first holiday in a very long time, and my first ever holiday on my own.
In fact, it's been so long since my last holiday abroad that it was before I needed my own passport, so I've now got to go through the whole application process for a first time passport, including an identity interview.
Aye aye aye it's Christmas and I don't know what to do
Aye aye aye it's Christmas and I have no gift for you
I can get you aye aye aye
All you need is aye aye aye
Come and get some aye aye aye
On this Christmas night!