Quote: john lucas 101 @ March 3 2009, 1:37 PM GMTI'm sorry, is that an actual song or are you being followed by a dirty man?
What's your current ear worm? Page 2
I say! There's some very blue language in that lyric. And a young lady is listening to that? Goodness gracious me! You wouldn't get Status Quo or Tight fit using such pejorative language. Tut tut! (Etc...)
I was going mad yesterday with Strawberry Fields looping in my head. *tries not to remember* >_< Too late!!
That one that goes "I just can't get enough" over and over again.
Don't know who it's by.
Annoying.
It's the feeling that I looooooooooooooovvvvve!?
Yeah, I hate that one too.
Isn't it embarrasing when a bit of wax drops out of your ear? Thankfully, it's never happened to me whilst talking to someone. The shame that would ensue is unimaginable.
A gift for you.
There's a school of thought, zooo, that earbuds do more harm than good.
However, I still use them. Not Tesco value ones though - it's like sticking a pin in your ear.
Quote: zooo @ March 3 2009, 4:01 PM GMTThat one that goes "I just can't get enough" over and over again.
Don't know who it's by.
Annoying.
Depeche Mode? As covered by The Saturdays??
Chop Suey by System Of A Down. Like the Marshmallow Man, it just popped in there.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ March 3 2009, 4:42 PM GMTDepeche Mode? As covered by The Saturdays??
Ohhh, maybe! I was thinking it was '80s.
Quote: Ben @ March 3 2009, 4:09 PM GMTIsn't it embarrasing when a bit of wax drops out of your ear?
I find it more satisfying than embarrassing.
Which has two s-es.
Quote: Aaron @ March 3 2009, 5:18 PM GMTI find it more satisfying than embarrassing.
Which has two s-es.
It has now.
Grandad by Clive Dunne and St. Winnifrids School Choir. It's bitchin'.
