Absolutely, positively the best-most finest, truest thing ever written by the hand of Man. Also, it’s a hoot.
That’s all I’m telling you.
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He had me, until he credited “George Thoroughgood[sic]” with the lyrics to “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer”. It was a good cover of a great tune, and I appreciate his taste in martinis, but….
Neil –
I decided to forgive that error, choosing to believe he was thinking of Thorogood’s concert version. Where, you have to admit, Thorogood owns the song.
Yeah, a good cover, like I said. Maybe I’ll just choose to believe the same.
Last time I had sake?
Tuesday. At the dojo. No sushi was involved.
Personally, I can’t stand sweet drinks. That just compounds the morning after.