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I just found out why I am such an amazing improviser!

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Shana Merlin
http://www.merlin-works.com
You improvise every day.
Why not get good at it?
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YES!!!!!
"Blondes not bombs"

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I am tired of you shorties getting all the breaks.
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So next time I start playing "Short People" will you stop throwing eye daggers at me and take it as a compliment?
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I am short on talent...does that count?
-Ted

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JUNK IMPROV

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i always thought if i were short
i'd constantly maintain my eye level when speaking with people
and make the tall people stoop down to meet my steely gaze
and gain status
and profit
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Also-you can get people to reach stuff on high shelves for you.
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mpbrockman wrote:"Short People"
... by Randy Newman, was the Top Billboard #42 hit in the year 1978.
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sara_anm8r wrote:
mpbrockman wrote:"Short People"
... by Randy Newman, was the Top Billboard #42 hit in the year 1978.
Yes it was, but to this date playing that intro riff can make murder appear in Shana's eyes.
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Post by erin »

this is just a shot in the dark, but maybe shana (and i) despise that song b/c it suggests that SHORT PEOPLE HAVE NO REASON TO LIVE.

stupid tall bastards and your smug randy newman hits.... i hope you bump your head on a low ceiling, brockman! :o
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erin wrote:this is just a shot in the dark, but maybe shana (and i) despise that song b/c it suggests that SHORT PEOPLE HAVE NO REASON TO LIVE.

stupid tall bastards and your smug randy newman hits.... i hope you bump your head on a low ceiling, brockman! :o
Short people are awesome.
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erin wrote:this is just a shot in the dark, but maybe shana (and i) despise that song b/c it suggests that SHORT PEOPLE HAVE NO REASON TO LIVE.

stupid tall bastards and your smug randy newman hits.... i hope you bump your head on a low ceiling, brockman! :o
Haven't paid attention to the bridge have you, Erin?

Short people are just the same as you and I,
All men are brothers until the day we die - it's a wonderful world...


For bonus points - who sings those lines?

Also, Erin - you have managed to remind me of the the manner in which I am 90% certain I will die. Thanks for that. :?
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mpbrockman wrote: Haven't paid attention to the bridge have you, Erin?

Short people are just the same as you and I,
All men are brothers until the day we die - it's a wonderful world...
Until they day we die? What happens then, Brockman? Huh? What happens then?!
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Justin D. wrote:
mpbrockman wrote: Haven't paid attention to the bridge have you, Erin?

Short people are just the same as you and I,
All men are brothers until the day we die - it's a wonderful world...
Until they day we die? What happens then, Brockman? Huh? What happens then?!
Short people leave - less eatin'
Short people leave - less eatin'
Short people leave - less eatin' for worms...
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mpbrockman wrote:
Short people are just the same as you and I,
All men are brothers until the day we die - it's a wonderful world...


For bonus points - who sings those lines?
No takers? OK, then - Glenn Frey, Timothy B. Schmit and J.D. Souther.

I e-slap anyone who says "Who?".
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