As I mentioned in the title… how this happened, I’ll never know. And besides that, I wish it was a much more exciting mixup than what it is.
Now please keep in mind – this conversation happened extremely late into an evening of drinking, but for some reason, this song was brought up:
Amy Grant’s That’s What Love is For
And for some reason, there was a great confusion between that song and this one:
Vanessa Williams and Brian McKnight’s Love Is
The mental state was so deteriorated that night, it was believed for a considerable amount of the discussion that they might have even been remakes of each other. At times, they even sounded the same.
Like I said, the brews were bruising synapses that night.
Confusing those two songs (although their titles are similar) was almost as bad as confusing these two songs (which have a similar back beat):
I did not know Disney BLAM! existed, nor should I have, as I don’t watch the Disney Channel (that much). So upon finding these videos, I did not initially realize one of them was a parody, and it just about destroyed me.
Thank Walt Disney’s cryogenically frozen body (or maybe it’s just his head, à la Ted Williams) one’s a fake. Can you figure out which one before your brain freezes in abject refusal to continue on?
People barely remember Dana Carvey, let alone his attempt to break away from his Saturday Night Live shackles, The Dana Carvey Show. Considered ahead of its time, here are the opening skits from the first episode:
Aside from the advertising sponsored episode titles (in this case, my favorite, Taco Bell), did anything else stand out?
It's a little bit of "Ah, Nature" vs. "Aaaaaah, Nature!"
The dream started off normal enough.
I was hanging out with a group of friends at a bar, drinking, when all of a sudden, one of my friends was launched into the air by a wooden stool.
It kind of happened like this:
We rushed to his aid and helped him up. Somebody checked the stool and there was nothing remarkable about it. He said he was fine, so we continued drinking. Rather than trusting another seat, my previously airborne friend opted to lean against the wood-paneled wall. He chose to be sober that night, so he asked the waitress for another glass of water to replace the last one he spilled.
That’s when the wall blasted him across the room somehow, even though its surface remained in tact.
In a blood curdling whelp, he begged the question, “Why?” That’s when a creature that looked like this:
It's a "Sudowoodo" from Pokémon.
…except meaner explained everything.
When you choose not to partake entirely in the sacrifice that nature has made for your enjoyment, it is an insult to the remainder of nature you have used.
Tonight, we, the wooden chairs and wooden walls, have lashed back because you refused to honor our fallen hops and barley brethren.