Darryl Cherney was kind enough to send me his lyrics for posting. He wants to emphasize that he believes the history reflected in the lyrics is now correct, and would like to hear from anybody who feels otherwise.
No Reggae No Cry new words by Darryl Cherney; to the tune of No Woman No Cry by Bob Marley
I remember when we used to play
At the Fireman’s hall in G’ville
Until somebody burned it to the ground
Out of ashes was born the Mateel
The benefits moved to the Octogon
To the vets hall and the grange
But for a world beat show they were too small
To raise more than pocket change
No Reggae no cry, No Reggae no cry
Humboldt hippie, don’t shed no tears
No Reggae no cry
So Carol B. went down to French’s camp
To put some Reggae on the River
To fund a hall, the Arthur’s helped us out
It seemed that Reggae would deliver
With PB’s trees we milled some the wood
He’ll be happy to remind us
With volunteers we built the Taj Mateel
Our hall-ess days were now behind us
Everything’s gonna be alright
Everything’s gonna be alright
Everything’s gonna be alright
Everything’s gonna be alright
No Reggae no cry, No Reggae no cry
Bay area dready, don’t shed no tears
No Reggae no Cry
The next few years, the Reggae profits grew
But the pay was not worth self-destruction
And so PB and Carol and Doug Green
Left the hall to form People Productions
And Reggae grew from 1 day, to 2, to 3
As the Ganja kept getting finer
Listen to Jimmy, to Ziggy, Rod and Toots
The price went up with each Headliner
No Reggae no cry, No Reggae no cry
Coordinators and crew, don’t shed no tears
No Reggae no cry
Then PB said, we’ve outgrown French’s camp
The venue problems are systemic
And as the talks with the Arthurs fell apart
He quit to represent Tom Dimmick
While the Mateel Board was starting to burn out
Then for two years there was no money
So Taunya Stapp she wrote the Redwood Times
Not everyone thought this was funny
No Reggae no cry, No Reggae no cry
Good people of Piercy don’t shed no tears
No Reggae no cry
A war of words was raging in the press
And so they went to mediation
And when it failed, the audit was released
And Dimmick withdrew his location
PB howled, Carol she just cried
While Doug Green went to put his Boots on
A civil war has broke out in this town
Tell me which side are your roots on?
Everything’s gonna be alright
Everything’s gonna be alright
Everything’s gonna be alright
Everything’s gonna be alright
No Reggae no cry, No Reggae no cry
Humboldt Nation (Mateel Community Center
People Productions, Chamber of Commerce) Don’t shed no tears
No Reggae no cry
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February 13, 2007 at 11:04 pm
Nick "MicroPenis" Bravo
I think I could eat a book and shit out better songs then this clown.
February 13, 2007 at 11:19 pm
Eric V. Kirk
It’s a very common practice with satire, and most artists are flattered.
February 13, 2007 at 11:35 pm
rah-rah-sheesh-boombah!
Daryl Cherney:
You R a “freak”ing genious. i heart u.
February 13, 2007 at 11:49 pm
Anonymous
You should have worked in something about Paul Bassis and Carol Bruno ranting about “Take the money” (No money no cry?) and the community singing back “What happened to the money?” (I remember when the Mattel use to get…. a few greenbacks from Reggae.)
February 14, 2007 at 1:59 am
Carson Park Ranger
Eric, that first comment isn’t Nick Bravo, it’s a troll.
This is not to say, however that Darryl Cherney’s lyrics are any good. He should take a stab at prose in order to express himself.
February 14, 2007 at 2:16 am
Anonymous
I enjoy and respect Darryl.
But his version here leaves out Shelby–which most recounting of the history does. It wasn’t “Carol B.” who had the idea to put Reggae on the River–it was Shelby. And Shelby and Carol worked together on the project for years.
Interestingly it was Danny Scher who provided–at least according to my sources–their first contacts and a lot of help in figuring out how to do this.
But it’s just a song. And how cool to have our own local troubador.
Clarissa
February 14, 2007 at 2:24 am
Anonymous
Well who was expecting Leonard Cohen here? This is satire and parody. I think it’s funny. I enjoyed the opportunity to step outside of the drama, heartbreak and angst of this mess we find ourselves in. Thank you, Darryl. Give us a smile, give us a laugh. We sure need it!
-Sally
February 14, 2007 at 2:51 am
Anonymous
Now we learn that Eric believes himself to be qualified to speak on behalf of most artists. Is there no end to this man’s megalomania?
February 14, 2007 at 2:57 am
Anonymous
Was Saint Bob ever prosecuted for shooting the sheriff?
February 14, 2007 at 3:40 am
Anonymous
The day I read the lyrics of that lying gasbag, well, that’ll be the day that I die.
February 14, 2007 at 5:06 am
Anonymous
Clarissa, it was Doug Green who provided Carol and Shelby with “their first contacts and a lot of help in figuring out how to do this”. Doug Green also turned them onto a swell little concert venue that he had created. NOT Danny Scher.
-Cha Green
February 14, 2007 at 5:07 am
Anonymous
When’s Darryl’s song coming out about Eric’s meglomania?
February 14, 2007 at 5:32 am
Anonymous
Cha, Shelby was musing to me one day last year about her trip with Carol to the city where they met with Danny, and he metaphorically patted them on their heads and opened doors for them. But you are right, Doug also played an important early role.
Clarissa
February 14, 2007 at 7:05 am
Anonymous
I wish Darryl would write a song about me, I”m funny. I’m smart. I look good in turtlenecks, I’ve never killed anything bigger than a marmet. I can do a cartwheel…and the frugg. What do you got to do to get attention around here!?
February 14, 2007 at 7:24 am
a non mouse
I heard two differences from the lyrics you’ve got posted, Erik — the minor one is in this verse here:
Then PB said, we’ve outgrown French’s camp
The venue problems are systemic
And as the talks with the Arthurs fell apart
He quit to represent Tom Dimmick
…where Darryl actually sings, in the version what I have heard, “PB went to represent Tom Dimmick.” The significance of that change is left as an exercise for the reader to figger on.
There’s also an insignificant difference, in the line “PB howled, Carol she just cried,” where Darryl sings “but Carol” instead, which addition does pick up that little beat in the line.
I dunno. It’s quite good, even for Darryl, who has always been really good at turning life into songs. It’s how he thinks, after all.
And the music’s tight. That little hitch when he sings “Stapp”? The pun’s a groaner, but the band is on it.
It’s just that it feels a little safe. Or maybe it’s the cognitive disconnect between the upbeat tone of the song and the really, really bad news it’s really talking about. Which may be because we haven’t got there yet.
(Ugly. People are just ugly sometimes. It’s a damn shame, is what it is. Only thing it isn’t is new.)
I guess a part of me thinks Darryl’s to be commended for his mature craft, in putting together a song that doesn’t actually pour gasoline on the lava that’s coming down the mountain.
The other part of me is like “fsck, dude — lava! Holy Sheep!” Flee, or grab the videocamera? It’s horrifying and riveting and disgusting and really hard to ignore. A classic small-town scandal, presented here as a comic opera set to a bouncing reggae beat. Now if only we could get Julia back in the picture.
February 14, 2007 at 2:40 pm
Anonymous
This song isn’t worthy of people’s time.
February 14, 2007 at 4:54 pm
Eric V. Kirk
Well, the critics are all over the board.
February 14, 2007 at 6:43 pm
Mous Anony
I’ve always loved Darryl’s wry sense of satire. Starting with his entry into the True Value Country Showdown at the Fortuna Rodeo sometime in the late 1980′s. I was there…it was great. While not a fan of his politics, I am a true fan of his satire. This one is another good one. He’s Humboldt’s Weird Al. Or possibly, Stan Freiburg. Or Homer & Jethro. Great satirists of our time.
February 14, 2007 at 7:00 pm
Anonymous
Wow, how far from the truth can the rumors take us. Danny Scher had absolutely nothing to do with the start of Reggae. Unless he knew about the efforts that BGP made to hurt Reggae when they wouldn’t let us promote Steel Pulse when they were our headliner in the late eighties. They threatened to blackball Steel pulse, Steel Pulse threatened to not show up for Reggae if we advertized them. We put a sticker over their name on the already printed posters that said “w/ Special Guests” anybody remember?
That was BGP’s help in starting Reggae on the River.
I knew Bill, he was a brilliant business man, but he was a down and dirty competitor.
When he flew up in his helicopter to check out Electric on the Eel, I spoke to him about how I left SF so I wouldn’t have to compete with him and he should leave French’s Camp alone. He smiled, he respected a tough stance. He said ok. So it’s taken 25 years, but the profits inherited by his minions are now at the door. There are so many stories I could tell, so much history to what is going on. Years of closed door dealings that are slowly manifesting themselves before our eyes. The money finally got to be so much that the “big boys” want their cut, as in all of it.
We all see the waves, but few know the currents that have brought this storm to our shores.
Doug Green
February 14, 2007 at 7:18 pm
Anonymous
It can’t be called Reggae on the Ranch
http://cdbaby.com/cd/dudleydean
February 14, 2007 at 7:30 pm
Anonymous
gimme fuel, gimme fire,
gimme that which I desire…
Metallica
Bring back Thrash on the Grass!
February 14, 2007 at 8:04 pm
Anonymous
Dan Gribi – Salmon Creek Fire Department (SCFD) stated that: “For the SCFD it provides up to 99% of our operational expenses for the year. Without this income we wouldn’t be able to continue.”
I found this quote on the ROTR website. I wonder what Dan’s thoughts are on the current situation.
February 14, 2007 at 8:22 pm
Anonymous
Is it true that Carol Bruno and PBs lawyers were given papers telling them that Carol and PB are being served papers to cease and desist?
I bet they don’t get Estelle to do a news release for them on that… but she is going to have to.
February 14, 2007 at 8:41 pm
Anonymous
Salmon Creek School and Salmon Creek VFD are dependent on ROTR, as are most of the vendor booths, where are all of the vendors who are losing millions too? Smoothies, pizza bread, rasta pasta, where are you?
February 14, 2007 at 9:08 pm
Anonymous
Here’s another interesting quote I pulled from the ROTR website:
California’s schools were once the envy of the nation. The majority of schools had enough resources to provide not only the basics, but also innovative programs for all students. In recent years much of this funding has been cut. “Trying to figure out a way to raise desperately needed funds for our school district for everything from music, art and drama to science equipment and couching stipends is incredibly challenging in our small community. The opportunity to raise these much needed funds with a booth at Reggae on the River makes it possible for us to sustain programs that otherwise would be cut,” says Sita Formosa, SHSF.
February 14, 2007 at 10:47 pm
Anonymous
Well, if Dan Gribi and the SCVFD get 99% of their operation expenses out of ROTR it sure doesn’t leave much for the generosity of the drug dealers of Salmon Creek to have to tackle now does it?
More $$$ for a few ATV’s, a new Tundra, or a diesel upgrade. Those poor, poor, people.
Fuck ‘em.
February 14, 2007 at 11:18 pm
Anonymous
it doesn’t matter where our money comes from, what we are losing is the money that is brought in by the outside. not even the most generous “drug dealers” could keep up with the influx of cash and credit that is enjoyed not just by the concert venue, but the hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions. Why put down the school and volunteer fire departments ability to claim some of that which is freely given by many people from the cities and beyond? you are a horrible person anon 2:47! you disgust so, so many of us. And you just embarrass yourself, but only you have to live in your head, it’s got to be a dark and scary place..
February 14, 2007 at 11:58 pm
Anonymous
are there ANY schools or volunteer fire departments around here that DON’T rely on money from outside of their community? – B
February 15, 2007 at 1:24 am
Anonymous
Don’t sweep the comment on “the drug dealers of Salmon Creek” under the rug. They are all filthy rich. Many of the dealers–and there are dozens–are worth millions. When was the last time any of them paid any taxes? We spiral down as a community while they are living high on the hog, driving around in 50K 4X4s and vacationing all over the world. This would be a wealthy community if they paid their fair share. THEY OWE US!
February 15, 2007 at 2:40 am
ED Denson
What song is Darryl’s song based on?
I find it a bit slow but some of the rhymes are worth the wait. Systemic, Dimmick. Now that’s genius.
February 15, 2007 at 4:06 am
Anonymous
anon 3:18
Since you, (and Sita Formosa), brought it up – why doesn’t SHSF acknowledge after ROTR how much was raised and where it’s all going – which could all be put in an open thank you letter that the two newspapers provide space for for free?
I believe Linda Broderson puts letters of appreciation(s) out consistently with fund raising efforts that she’s been in charge of. She’s about the only person who does.
We continually hear about this constant need for more and more money for all the non profits before every one of these ROTRs and then after – silence!
Pardon me, but what exactly is it that you are teaching your kids? Just make a lot of noise and you’ll get greased kid, and never, never say thank you if you can help it.
The ROTR non profit community, if that’s what it is, needs to take some lessons in simple manners. Some of the rudest one way-trip people I’ve ever met in my life are from that element – with that classic welfare check entitlement mentality.
The biggest joke is how they try to maintain the pretense of being “independent” and “self sufficient” at the same time. Maybe that’s the root of their internal conflict.
anon 3:58
Believe it or not there are several FD’s that do not make money at ROTR – and other non profits also. How DO they do that? Must be a mystery.
February 15, 2007 at 4:20 am
Steve Lewis
It is kinda amazing to see what cheap skates pot growers have turned out to be in general. Even the cocaine cartels throw money around to help their communities. Local schools, the hospital, low-income housing, all cry out for help but the money generated goes into more land to grow more pot to make more money to buy more land and on and on..
February 15, 2007 at 4:25 am
Anonymous
Lewis makes a good point. They don’t know how to be drug lords. You’re supposed to spread a few bucks around, build a hospital here, a school there. Have you seen the Salmon Creek School, the school they built for their own kids?
February 15, 2007 at 4:48 am
Anonymous
Or Whitethorn? You can certainly feel the prosperity of the surrounding dope “community” in Whitethorn.
BTW notice above how Ed Denson desperately tried to change the subject, when rich drug lords came up. Ed’s got his, so what if the rest of us don’t have a decent school or a functioning hospital.
February 15, 2007 at 5:24 am
Anonymous
Jesus Cristo Marley, I thought this thread was about Darryl’s song. It’s still clever; it’s still funny.
Ed Denson, the lyrics are sung to the tune of “No Woman No Cry” by Bob Marley. Classic reggae tune.
Darryl, you did a bang-up job of producing a “troubador’s eye view” tune, sans politics. All of my friends, from “both sides of the fence”, find it hilarious. I only pray to Jah that the verse: “everything’s gonna be allright” comes true.
If we all try hard enough, everything WILL be allright.
Love to all,
Sally
February 15, 2007 at 5:11 pm
Eric V. Kirk
Ed – No Woman No Cry, by Bob Marley. Didn’t I mention it in the main post?
February 15, 2007 at 5:11 pm
Suzy
I think its time we all sat down and had a ggood cry and quit being so mean to each other. Darryls song is awesome and radicle. Its based on NO woman on cry by bob Maarley. My tears are falling down my own face right now for the Community! Its time we got our priorities straight and got bach to the old feelings of LOVE and Unity that we had at Frenches Camp back in the day. There just jealous that they cant make a song so good. I bet they never cryed in there whole lifes. Remember Unity is the second part of Community. NO Reggea NO Cry!!!!
Huggles,
S
February 15, 2007 at 9:15 pm
k'bitzer
Have you seen the Salmon Creek School, the school they built for their own kids?
$25,000 play structure..now there are some priorities that are really in order!!
MANY events at that meadow are focused on drinking. I also noticed they jumped on board the local st.patty’s gig at the MCC with brew tasting as the bonus on your high didge tix!!
Do you think that is a healthy way in which to generate funds for a school?? IMHO I think it sets a very poor example of a healthy social model.
February 15, 2007 at 9:18 pm
Anonymous
Yo Sally, Suzy -
Do either of you know the lyrics to Kumbaya?
Please run them by us so we can all sing it together – if that doesn’t bring back the “love” then nothing will.
There’s also muny in community too.
February 15, 2007 at 9:39 pm
Anonymous
k’bitzer
But can you put it to the tune of No Woman No Cry?
And you are losing your focus.
February 15, 2007 at 11:04 pm
Anonymous
Why is everybody picking on Salmon Creek? Some of SoHum’s biggest celebs come from there.
So they’ve fallen on hard times, I guess. Not getting as many donations anymore from all the businesses they hit up from Eureka to Garberville for their fund raisers a couple of times a year?
They should qualify as a special Peace Corp project.
“Give a man a joint and he gets wasted for a day. Give a man a greenhouse full of clones and he’ll wind up wasting you.”
February 15, 2007 at 11:08 pm
Anonymous
Suzy, if you were awarded a diploma from any school then I suggest you seek damages because they are guilty of fraud.
February 16, 2007 at 12:07 am
Suzy
I’m a proud product of sohum homeschooling. And I danced all night at RoR when I was eight.
So wheere’s your phd from fansypants??? yah I can remember that song–it goes:
kumbaya kumbaya
crawfish pie ya
me gotta go
make some doe
buy the bayou
buy the land
make my stand
cut some trees yo
grow some herb
the superb
on my knees bro
you gotta go
me gotta go
do the cry-oh
cry wont go?
think PP
think carol bruno
S
February 16, 2007 at 2:13 am
Anonymous
Suzy, sue your parents.
ggood (good)
radicle (radical)
Maarley (Marley)
bach (back)
there (they’re)
cryed (cried)
February 16, 2007 at 2:17 am
Anonymous
How do you really feel Anna?
February 16, 2007 at 2:39 am
Anonymous
Thanks, maybe I will sue them–they’re loaded heehee
(in more ways than one)!
btw you forgot
Frenches (French’s)
Reggea (Reggae)
fansypants (fancypants)
wheere’s (where’s)
blessings and equal unity to all,
S
February 16, 2007 at 2:48 am
Anonymous
btw imho CB PB PP & the MCC have killed the spirit of what we once enjoyed at ROTR. TD is but a pawn in the plans of DanSun.
Whatever is left over for the music lovers will never be the same no matter who prevails in the judges ruling.
Remember us? The folks who actually attend the festival for the music?
What have you done to the thing I look forward to from the minute I leave at the end of the show?
I awake everyday saddened by all of your infighting.
I was looking at the sale on nice tents at Costco and I held off buying it. I was excited about buying a new one after last year.
Now what are we going to do?
What are you going to do?
February 16, 2007 at 2:54 am
Anonymous
Go Anna, It would be really great if other former board members of MCC would speak out about their experiences of negotiating with PB and Carol over the years. The stories they could tell if they weren’t bound up in their “unity” stance of keeping their mouths shut so they won’t ruin their “reputation in the community”.
Barbara Truitt’s mea culpa in the paper and Anna’s post are as close to the truth as I’ve seen on this subject. Where are U John Rogers, Kathryn , Michael DeLeon, Eric Kirk and many others who experienced the abuse at first hand, How about the 2001 contract that was illegally signed by board members by having it taken around to individual board members (serial meetings are against the Cal Corporation Code for Non-profits)?
Those board members failed their fiduciary duty to the membership. Grow some balls you guys and stop hiding .
ZenDog
February 16, 2007 at 4:49 am
Anonymous
Wow, anon, gee, I don’t know what you’re gonna do with yourself now that you’ve found you’re living somebody else’s fantasy. RotR is a FUNDRAISER, not a religion. It was created by other people so you would come and spend your money. Thanks alot. Too bad more of the money didn’t go to the organization it was created for. I suggest you buy an Ipod, get your new tent and go camping. You’ll never know the difference and you can pee anytime you want.
Anna
February 16, 2007 at 5:16 am
Anonymous
UNITY-
1) The state of being one.
2)…combining its part into one
3)Absence of diversity; unvaried, uniform.
4)Oneness of mind
5)An omelet, many Humpty-Dumpties broken and mixed together.
6)Foolish illusion created by bright lights and loud music
7)A deafining, overwhelming pressure to conform and protect criminals.
8)Surrender of inner sense of right and wrong for the sake of getting along.
Random House Dictionary and Anna
February 16, 2007 at 5:20 am
Anonymous
Crimes committed by people in a position of trust…just like the US Govt, except these folks are ghetto dwellers, paid to come up an rob people and sell hard drugs…
What is so spiritaul about this..???
February 16, 2007 at 5:23 am
Anonymous
Anonymous said…
I found it kind of offensive that someone hacked up Bob’s lyrics.
Parody is the sincerest form of flattery, and 100% legal…
Get over it and enjoy it
February 16, 2007 at 7:06 am
Anonymous
What happened to the discourse on Darryl’s song? Does everyone in this community have Attention Deficit Disorder? Eric, what about the wreck of a poet living deep within the hearts of all of us? If people must be mean, at least make your posts rhyme on a thread like this one.
Anna, Mumzer et al sang a great song at a 40th birthday party for someone years ago: Get over it, get over it, get over it, get over it!
Climb down off the cross. Some of us be needin’ that wood to put on a show, so the schools, VFD’s, and other non-profits will be able to make it through another year.
MCC has many generous offers on the table, so they, too, can remain solvent for many years to come.
Okay, I asked for rhymes, so here is one, also to the tune of No Woman, No Cry:
“So now that Boots is in the saddle,
What direction shall it be?
Reggae is up the river, without a paddle..
They should have took the guarantee…”
Glad I’ve had my rabies vaccination. This blog is dangerous!
February 16, 2007 at 3:43 pm
Anonymous
Anna H. 2-15-5:47
It isn’t just Gribbi and SCFD that aren’t backing the MCC, the whole gd lot of Mateel non-profits (let’s all genuflect at the invocation of THAT dubious religion), are silent on the subject.
Could it be that they’re just waiting by the sidelines to see who “wins” the lawsuit before they commit themselves?
Parasites.
February 16, 2007 at 5:27 pm
Mr. Greenjeans
Ok, wait. No, just a minute. Wait, no, wait just a minute. Carol Bruno/People Productions/Tommy Dimmick say they offered a multi million dollar deal. No wait, just a minute…. They offered multiple million dollar deals? No wait… just a second……. didn’t Carol Bruno/People Productions quit? Twice? Didn’t she fail to deliver the cash in 2005? Didn’t Carol Bruno claim that if the show has to go on in 2006 she had to have a NEW contract? “Ok, ok Carol here is the NEW contract that gives you EVERYTHING YOU WANT so that you will pay us, the Mateel, the money you are promising for 2006. “So Carol are we going to get our money?” “Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes.” ……….. (Sept 2006) – The Mateel thinks “Well maybe this is going to work out and it was all worth it to deal this nightmare of a production company.” “Hello. Mateel? This is Carol Bruno/People Productions. I’m just calling to tell you that I will have your check for you real soon. 16 grand….. You don’t like it? You should consider yourselves lucky to have me, Carol Bruno/People Productions do your fundraiser for you. You are very ungrateful. I quit!” Carol Bruno/People Productions, Paul Bassis on his soapbox (KMUD RADIO), hangers on, uninformed friends and family, PB, paid employees and Les Sher says that the Mateel are unfit and do not know how to manage the money that Carol Bruno/People Productions were so kind to let them have. The Mateel board and Executive Director (“And who did she have to pay off to receive that title. We never got a title like that. It just isn’t fair”) should lose their jobs because they expected Carol Bruno/People Productions to acually pay them the money they were promised. Sheesh. Who do these Mateel board people think they are anyway? Why don’t they just go away like the others did in the past. Didn’t they get the memo that said “It is easier to resign the board that to deal with Carol Bruno/People Productions (and now Tommy Dimmick) than to try and get what is due to the Mateel? You didn’t see that memo?
Well Carol Bruno/People Productions just wants to make it perfectly clear so that there will be no misunderstanding that anybody could be confused about, be well aware of and want her friends and family and partners and hangers-on to know in front of all you 400 people that “I Carol Bruno, owner of People production, quit. Resign. Don’t want the job anymore. Terminate my contract that I forced you to sign.”
“What do you mean you hired somebody else?” “We will give you money . Millions of dollars. We give you our worthless word.”
So now those mean board members and the Executive Director don’t want to take their worthless word. What kind of assurances do you give? “Well, well well, well, well. Just trust us”
Ok, so what would you do? Would you take the word of Carol Bruno/People Productions or would you look elsewhere and use somebody who will do the job with total transparency? Would you put your money on somebody who has let you down for two years and almost bankrupted the Mateel and has been a huge pain in the ass to work with for 20 years and bad mouths you at every turn and has a problem of upholding their end of the deal or would you give somebody else who has produced big shows in the past and has a track record of doing what is right and does not seem to be too demanding and well, just seems like somebody you would rather work with after all these years of nightmares? What do you think is the right way to go on this?
My vote is to give Boots a try. Could it possibly be any worse. Is that at all possible?
(All the quotes here are just the way people have said things have transpired. They are not verbatim words out of the mouths of the people they are attributed to.)
February 17, 2007 at 12:59 am
Anonymous
ANNA,In the words of Frank Zappa,Shutup and play your guitar!
February 17, 2007 at 5:14 am
Anonymous
hey 11:06, don’t feel too confident. you do realize that you that Judge Watson will have the last word on this… Well maybe not, maybe the IRS.
February 17, 2007 at 7:33 pm
Anonymous
I keep trying to add something to the lyrics with a pun based on Bruno_ty.
How about it anyone?
People Productions is based on Brunoty, c noties and not on communoty?
So I used a bit of word making licence there.
I am not skilled like Darryl seems to be.