April 23, 2010

"This. is. the. best. thing. in. the. known. universe! Excuse me while I roll around on the floor as if I were Ann-Margret and this post were baked beans."

Ha.

And:

14 comments:

Joan said...

LOL

Love Bohemian Rhapsody, and for some godawful reason still have a tender spot in my heart for Tommy, Ann-Margret, baked beans, seriously fucked up story and all.

They don't make culture like they used to.

Superdad said...

This is why the rest of us don't want your "generation, baby" running the world.

Expat(ish) said...

1> That is a woman shaped woman - it is easy to forget what women on TV used to look like.

2> Love the remote and the "entertainment center."

-XC

bagoh20 said...

Damn! I got a high AND hot from that.

Chocolate and beans is the crazy part, but add a little tuna and mustard to that and we got cuisine.

MaggotAtBroad&Wall said...

Don't eat the brown acid.

AllenS said...

Off Topic:

A 41-year-old woman faces a charge of reckless endangerment after she allegedly hit people with blow darts in a shooting spree in downtown Stevens Point.

Police said Paula Wolf of Plover confessed, saying she "liked to hear people say ouch."

al said...

That is a woman shaped woman - it is easy to forget what women on TV used to look like.

+100

Curves are a wonderful thing.

LordSomber said...

It's funny because I've always thought Ken Russell to be the directorial equivalent to Queen:

If it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing.

Chip Ahoy said...

When the bubbles blow back from the busted TV screen my thought was, "careful of broken glass!" This thought prevented me from fully enjoying watching her rolling around in bubbles with unseen broken glass underneath. Turns out she did cut her hand badly in that scene, according to comments on YouTube to the video. Comments to YouTube videos, that always reliable everlasting font of omniscience.

LordSomber said...

Now if only we could watch some comparably hygrophanous writhing by the lovely and talented Christina Hendricks.

Bob_R said...

Oh God, not the baked beans! In 1974 I dated a girl who had a serious thing for Elton John and I think I saw that in the theater 3-4 times. AM is about as sexy a woman as I can think of, but that put me off for years.

Regarding the Bohemian Rhapsody page - the mix of the Wayne's World clip with the video seriously degrades two wonderful pieces of pop culture.

David said...

New Trier High School--Cradle of the Stars.

Methadras said...

Hawt!!!

jamboree said...

Couldn't make it through. Tommy bores the heck out of me - except for the Tina Turner bit.

I first saw this as a kid - a real one - 8 years old. Hated it. Bored me. Daltrey seemed really old to be playing a "kid". I remember this scene made a visual impression, but depressed me - a burned out crazy woman. Was that what life was going to be? Had no idea who she was.

Still hate it. Won't let my kids see it until they are old enough to make the choice themselves.