Being aware of my general distaste for all things hippy hoppy and rappy Mrs Mick was somewhat surprised to hear me singing along to this word for word a few years ago. Course it helps that all the words were on the back of the record. Does anyone remember those annoying Hofmeister bear ads? I thought it was the music from this playing in the background but I’ve just looked on Youtube and it’s more a rip-off of it.
Ta for the off' Davy - but I've got it already. It's just a buzz hearing it in other places. You know like when a tune you'd fast forward on your pod - comes on the radio (or jukebox) and lights you up like a Christmas tree
I want them to make an iPod like that.
ReplyDeleteBeing aware of my general distaste for all things hippy hoppy and rappy Mrs Mick was somewhat surprised to hear me singing along to this word for word a few years ago. Course it helps that all the words were on the back of the record. Does anyone remember those annoying Hofmeister bear ads? I thought it was the music from this playing in the background but I’ve just looked on Youtube and it’s more a rip-off of it.
ReplyDeleteI've been toying with the idea of starting a hip-hop massive for the middle aged 'Ramblers Delight'
ReplyDeletePerhaps rebadging myself as Doddery Rascal with an album 'Bling Something Simple' released on Deaf Jam.
Join the Hip-Op generation - Living It Large Print
*makes arthritic hand signs, then dozes off*
PS haven't heard this for years any plans for Rockers Revenge ?
Mrs H has the 12" ! Will shove it up here one week if you fancy it Mond.
ReplyDeleteMC Hernia? n'Ice cuppa T?
It's funny you mention the Bear Mick, because I was looking at this earlier. 'Dope'!
Here you go Simon.
Oh that is superb! I want one!!!!
ReplyDeleteShould look good on your shoulder on a day out in Wootton Bassett.
ReplyDeleteI presumed that if I walked like George the Bear, women would consider engaging me in rumpy pumpy.
ReplyDeleteHowever, as I 'Georged' around the pool table across to the jukebox, I recall one remarking,
"Look at that daft cunt".
Ooh, I love this one. I think I first heard it back in the day while watching videos on USA Network's Night Flight. I was 13 or 14.
ReplyDeleteTa for the off' Davy - but I've got it already. It's just a buzz hearing it in other places. You know like when a tune you'd fast forward on your pod - comes on the radio (or jukebox) and lights you up like a Christmas tree
ReplyDelete> I presumed that if I walked like George the Bear, women would consider engaging me in rumpy pumpy.
ReplyDeleteHowever, as I 'Georged' around the pool table across to the jukebox, I recall one remarking,
"Look at that daft cunt".
Oh that did make me laugh. It's like a jungle sometimes, eh Dickie?