my fave of the day

Dis was funny! 5's

Alvin - How odd even though I didn't say it your Seger parody was my fav of the day. Thanks buddy.

Pat - I had to clear the dust off of this one. It has been sitting in my parody in queue for about two weeks. Glad that it pleases you. Thanks.

Unknown voter. Thanks for the vote, don't get me wrong, I appreciate it, but I much prefer comments over votes. Three fives say you liked it. Talk to me. =:-)

Guy de Moan Parody, Sorry for not typing my comments . . . and how do you know, Sir, that i vote without comment!!?? I get so taken with your words, that I cannot respond that quickly! ~ Beaucoup de pardon ~ Monsieur! Oh, Best of luck with your El Paso, Texas parody! Bon chance Sir Guy, Le Knight de Noir !!

Lady CC - This humble servant to king and country performs his servitude in the commission of geekdom. My craft and livelihood is done on the machines of geekdom and I possess great knowledge about their behaviour. Thusly my livlihood hast given me the power to determine the unknown voter. At your service m'lady.

Hey-E ovah 'eah. Duz eny ov yous knows wutz da name a Tony Soprano's boat? An' if'n yous dew den duz eny a yous nose wuts it mean? Hind - Pard a da name iz in dis parity. 2-LOUD outta 'eah.

Badda-bing!

John Doe-BUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ! WRONG! Next please... next please... next please... neh-neh-neh-neh-neh-neh-neh-neh-neh------SKEEEERATCHHHHHHH... bop bop bop NEXT PLEASE!

Sir Guy, ~ Le Roi de Boudoir Parody ~ I do have a request oh kind Knight . . . can you write a parody on the song "A Man & A Woman' that was done in the late '60's?? This is so sexy, I have the sheet music somehwere in the old piano bench, and I believe that Maurice Jarre included the chords for the guitar. Jean-Louis Trignant WoWWW un Homme tres manifique!!! My best friends had to carry me out of the theatre! I was limp for two days! This song could really send up smoke signals!

M'laddy - I went to youtube and brought up several versions of the song by the title you gave me. It is totally instrumental except for unintelligible "aws" sounding off with a solo guitar. I did however recognize the melody. I ventured to several of them, m'lady and are all the same. Not that I have never done a parody to a song without lyrics and this is the hardest kind for me to do. Are you not sure that it may be Percy Sledge who sang "When a Man Loves a Woman"? That I could do but I really hate doing parodies with "Love" in the title or in some vital spot in the OS. So hard to rhyme that word. This knight needs more information on the subject so "get thee to a Googlery". And I must catch up on my commenting of other's parodies and do some thanking of my own. I had time to get one parody edited down and submitted tonight and then comment on all the "I" songs for (ABC I 4) comps. I'm beat and going to now rack out. Been up over 20 hours now. Hope yon fair lady is pleased with tomorrow's parody. I field tested it and people either absolutely loved it or absolutely did not care for it. Good night fair maiden in yon castle tower.

Sir Guy, the Percy Sledge would be fine, too! Also, how about James Brown's "It's a Man's World'. It always brings tears to my eyes, as I drive to the Coast and through Devil's Slide. The constant base is like a heart beating . . . verrrry powerful song: J Brown's best ! PS: I am sorry if my requests have cause this Holy Knight any distress! I do love these parodies romantiques!!