"2000 Miles" is always a win. Unless you're me, and you're driving, in which case you become a hazard to everyone else on the road what with all the crying.
My two personal worsts are the McCartney abomination and the dogs barking "Jingle Bells," neither of which has been inflicted on me so far this year (I suppose that's one advantage to the open office scheme; the co-worker who last year inflicted McCartney on us in our little closed-up office is too shy to do it this year in our big cavernous warehouse office).
"Wonderful Christmas Time" by Paul McCartney. Terrible. So terrible.
Oh god, the WORST. I don't think I know the 20000000 miles thig.
the dogs barking "Jingle Bells"
Is this better or worse than Jingle Cats?
I think I have a cat version of Carol of the Bells, which, to be honest, I find hysterical.
Husband has a phone interview right now for a job he doesn't think he wants, but I have my fingers crossed anyway.
I kind of like Wonderful Christmas Time. And the dogs barking Jingle Bells.
I can't even imagine the cat version of Carol of the Bells, but I am fascinated.
I've never been asked when I was going to have kids.
Which is a shame, because you have a good story to tell, if you want.
True. It's rare in civilized conversation that you get to say, "I masturbated into a cup."
Carol of the Meows!
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I guess it is not technically cats singing.
The dogs barking Jingle Bells are better than "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer."
This. I have no issue with LDB. Love Carol of the Bells in a bunch of varieties. It could be a holdover from my Catholic roots, but my heart soars when I hear the classic religious fare. Hark, the Herald Angels Sing, Joy to the World, Oh Holy Night. Love it all.
In adulting news, I have trimmed my Inbox from 12,075 to 10,947. My plan is to get rid of all but stuff I actually need to act on by end of year.
At least being LDB'd means I'm now free to scan the 24/7 Christmas song channels in the hope of running across Elton John's "Step Into Christmas."
