Deep Thoughts on Listening to the “Oldies” Station on the Way to Work October 12, 2017
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Has any woman in the history of the world ever really said:
“Come on dudes, let’s get it on!”?
Hope springs eternal.
That particular song references a famous groupie named Connie. “She had the whole show.” Ick. But yeah, someone like her, probably would or did, and followed through.
Again: ick.
Buzzkill springs eternal.
I don’t doubt the follow-through; I just can’t picture the phrasing.
You don’t see any girls named “Connie” any more do you?
I don’t know if that that part of the song was a direct quote from a groupie back in the 70s. It does seem possible to me, since it’s a bragging song recounting the times that they had, and they also went ahead and named one of the chicks who was present.
You find it more understandable/believable that a girl would do such a thing, but not that she would say such a thing?
Does it help if you assume she was drunk or otherwise suffering from impaired judgement?
I have a hard time understanding why someone would do that kind of thing myself. But I guess if you’re doing it, you might as well be crude about it.
Tough looking chick at the bar throws back her drink, puts fists on hips and turns to look at the assembled men and shouts . . . .
Nope. Can’t see it.
Sorry. We’re probably talking past each other. Maybe it’s the word “dudes.”
Connie is currently a chocolate chip cookie-making great grandmother living somewhere in the Dakotas