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FAMOUS POP RHETORICALS
Oct 5 2006
Him: How come every time you come around my London, London Bridge wanna go down?
Me: … Shhh, baby.
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God, I hate that song.
I just want to know why in a song referencing England she imitates the hooker from Full Metal Jacket.
I’m in agreement with Bryan.
Never heard it… And glad.
Who the hell told Fergie she could rap, anyway?
See: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=london+bridge
I don’t get it.
OK, Katies link to the urban dictionary made me snort chai tea from my nose. Do any of you know how that burns? Damn you Katie~!
James…that comment is awesome. What a perfect description of the lady lumps chick.
I just wonder if Maggie has any idea how numbered are her days of pop-culture awareness. Barney and friends don’t sing like that!
Good lord!! I’ve never heard that song either… and I’m SO relieved that isn’t a conversation overheard by you.
every time I hear that song I think of ED (you know… the thing men don’t want to talk to their doctor about even though it’s normal and happens to politicians too?)
The way I hear the song, the guy’s London Bridge *goes down* every time they’re together… if you know what I mean.
And then I laugh.
Which helps with the pain of having heard the song in the first place.
“Sorry honey, my London Bridge usually doesn’t go down. I must be stressed. It’s not you…”
oh, its a rap song! I was thinking of the childrens song. No wonder i was confuzed.
Pop music is good. My husband is currently driving me crazy with this song, also, not only because he wants to make my London Bridge go down (constantly), but because he sings “Fergie Ferg, me love you long time,” and it’s “Fergie Ferg-IE, me love you long time.” He’s a good guy, but…how much longer can I stand this type of lyrical mistake?
Am I thinking the same thing?
Hmmm…