Tuesday, August 11, 1998: Further adventures in musical...

[NonsenseWords]

...integrity



To be fair, I don't relate spiritually or emotionally to "Pop Goes the Weasel", myself. You tell him, Millie!

[Maggot Brain]

Stickin' it to the man.

[Cactus Jack]

You would think a teaching rocking a mowhawk would have them play something a tad hipper.

[Segovia]

To be fair, I don't relate spiritually or emotionally to "Pop Goes the Weasel", myself. You tell him, Millie!

That's because you never heard my version of Pop Goes the Weasel in C minor Adante.

[Muninn]

You would think a teaching rocking a mowhawk would have them play something a tad hipper.

Hmm, maybe for zebras not having a mohawk is the more radical style?

[Bocaj Claw]

That zebra with the Beatles cut is just doing it for the shock value.

I realize that beginning music classes are by definition kind of technical and basic, but if you're an artist who wants to howl her pain to the world via song, that's kind of frustrating.

[Happy Rutabegas year]

true, but unfortunately, 8-year-olds aren't mentally developed enough for that.

[Muninn]

Not in the real world mostly, but in comics...

[Happy Rutabegas year]

judging by mr. larnblatt's response, I'm willing to bet it's in the real world too, and that Millie watches to much TV.

[Doc Sigma]

I bet that zebra dude's favorite musical key is A Flat Minor.

[Cactus Jack]

His favorite key is drop D because he loves the song Cinnamon Girl. Thats a fact DCS said so.

[Bocaj Claw]

I believe you.