"you're all thirsty for the Kentucky waterfall"
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banjeroo
I guess I'll never forget her. And maybe I don't want to. Her spirit was wild, like a wild monkey. Her beauty was like a beautiful horse being ridden by a wild monkey. I forget her other qualities. - Jack Handey
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
About Me
- Name: banjeroo
- Location: Ontario, Canada
This website is called "banjeroo" only because I play an old Vega banjo in the clawhammer style (with gusto and minimal skill), and because one of my gazillion nicknames is Roo. Hands up if your nickname is also Roo. (Let's see, 1, 2, 3... 68,399,264 of you? Wow.)
Previous Posts
- ROCK!!!!
- my sinus/bronchial infection is more boring than y...
- spanner in the works
- I jumped down from the bunk where I slept in the r...
- two summers ago, Dempster Highway
- still cranky, blame the amoxicillin
- notify the press! this is science!
- I love cottage cheese
- bear with me
- inspiration not perspiration
Links I like
- The Walrus Magazine
- Good Old CBC
- AJM - check out her art!
- 3hive - sharing the sharing
- The McCleave Gallery of Fine Art
- The Metafactory
People I have known for years whose blogs I read
Some people I don't know or only know in the ethereal land of the intarwebs whose blogs I read
- Hooker (BUY ART)
- Isoglossia (my IWF 4Evr)
- A Softer World
- Emotional Toothpaste
- Rick Mercer (might only be funny to Canadians)
- Antonia Zerbisias (commentary on the media)
- Erin (can't. breathe. laughing.)
- Baghdad Burning (not funny at all, coming to you from Iraq)
- Sarah Brown
- Finslippy
5 Comments:
Discoverin is good, but the crotch-level view of nappin is classic.
Smilin' blows 'em all away, but hooker cheated. The mullet is gone.
You know what, this look would not draw even the slightest laugh, snigger or sidelong glance in my home town...this is truly BIFRIB*.
*that's 'business in front, rockin' in back' for all you sophisticated types
Yeah... I've always heard the variation "Business up front, party out back".
Mullets are for lovers.
Blackbelt Barrister, you should get one of those judge's wigs in a BIFRIB (and then hang out in front of 7-11 on 3rd with it on)
Don't some of the fashionable London types have something like a mullet these days? (not that I'm in favour of the look, either haut or bas couture...)
;-)
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