Worst Case Scenario

[thessalian]

Magic 105.4 is bad.

Elton John's latest 'hit' is worse.

Want to know how to make the mental torment complete?

Add Julie bopping along to it directly in my peripheral vision.

I don't want my brain anymore...

Thess

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[nadriel.livejournal.com]

*hands you mental scouring pad, pats you on the shoulder, and leaves quietly*

[commonpeople.livejournal.com]

Are you ready? Are you ready for love?
Yes I am
Are you ready?
lalalala

[thessalian.livejournal.com]

Oh, please. I just had lunch.

[commonpeople.livejournal.com]

and it seems
that you led your life
like a candle in the wind...

It could be worse.

[caira.livejournal.com]

No, really, it could. I do nightfill at a supermarket. You really don't want to have to hear the bullshit they're passing off as Christmas carols right now.

Particularly not for three to four hours straight.

(I will say, though, that there are more and worse John Lennon covers than at every anti-war demo combined --- and that's the good stuff.)

Having said that, I will concede that none of my co-workers would ever, ever "bop" along to anything. So... um... there, there.

Misery loves company,
Caira

[palfrey.livejournal.com]

I spent a year working opposite a Britney Spears fan. This being a 20 year old male, you might expect a "mute and stare" fan type, but no. He actually liked the music.... that and the other musical hell of that year - Radio 1. Not the good bits (Jo Whiley, John Peel), but a year of Mark and Lard. I want their heads on spikes. Hung, drawn and quartered would be too good for them. This all being off a device that was not quite a radio (in a BBC office, and actually a direct feed from studios) and so there wasn't really any other choice of station.

OTOH, I got to see Gomez that year, so life wasn't so bad.