Oh, this, from Andrew's site, is very funny:
The Walk of Shame
Saturday May 10, 2008
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Wow, Anglican, I must have missed that part of the Book of Common Prayer.
Oh, and he cut the ending. It's an advertisement for the energy drink they are all prominently carrying in their hands.
Good Lord. This is something someone actually *wants* their product associated with?
Now it's *really* not funny...
There goes Johnny feeling blowsy, lousy
Hip-hop-a-ho'a, baby wha'd I lay?
There goes Johnny singing I got it comin'
Down in the doldrums, trying to greet the day
He got the yearning, now's got the burning
Yeah, the boy can't stay
Locomotion, some lotion
Regretting the night time in walking away
He do the song about the sweet bubbly tonic
He do the song about night's blame
He do the walk, he do the walk of shame...
[apologies to: Dire Straits]
Very funny :)
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