After various annoying-to-me electronic car signals over past months, signifying various messed-up car functions (indicating, after many, though I've had them all addressed, still ... moreAfter various annoying-to-me electronic car signals over past months, signifying various messed-up car functions (indicating, after many, though I've had them all addressed, still indicate that a new car is in order) -- then, this evening, after a very annoying-to-me exercise class in which I messed up a lot, I get into car, start it up, and the first thing I hear is the very first 15 seconds of this song I've never heard --
and Overthinking Welby ("OW"!) thought, " What the effeminate is going on?!!!" I pull the car over to side of the road, thinking the annoying sound is electronically telling me yet another thing is wrong with my car --I figured out it was Drake's song"Massive" DrakeGive a listen to the first 15 seconds less
Instead, was filed by the Anti-Anti-Randy D Defamation League! I’ve never even heard of this organization before, they must be new. All I know is that they&rsq... more
Instead, was filed by the Anti-Anti-Randy D Defamation League! I’ve never even heard of this organization before, they must be new. All I know is that they’re trying to drag me through the mud and ruin me. Grrrrrrrr. Don’t read anything they write, in fact, burn all copies! Grrrrrrrr. ~
"NewMaCockall" or "noo - muh - KOK -uhl"In the typical endless-format of current "doctor prescription drug ads" in radio/TV commercials, hearing that pronunciation that... more"NewMaCockall" or "noo - muh - KOK -uhl"In the typical endless-format of current "doctor prescription drug ads" in radio/TV commercials, hearing that pronunciation that occurs about 47 times in each commercial, is just stupid sounding to me. Ha.It's almost like a silly Dr.Seuss-frabricated word to me. I question why some medical specialists couldn't come up with a less-strange word.
