That's what you say when everone who is supposed to be on the bus is on and ready to go. You learn something new everyday.
To say it right you have you say it with a thick British accent like the tour manager Paul does.
"Are we a boos? Yea -- we're a boos!"
Pics from Shorline when I figure out how to download them. Dizzle and I are goinng swimming.
Just got into Indio. More later.
So what's up with you and dizzle? hmmmm...?
Posted by: ruckus | April 28, 2006 at 10:16 PM
I'm sorry Oliver but I've tried my best to keep my own counsel here and avoid commenting upon your little bus tour so you could have your fun and all without outside influence but seriously, don't you think you're a tad long in the tooth to be featuring yourself as a groupie for the Sisters? I mean I think the idea is to be YOUNGER than the band that you're servicing NOT older. Maybe next time you can join the tour with the Stones. They're alot closer to your chronological prey base and at least with them you won't get embarrassed if you're caught swigging your Geritol or changing your Depends in front of them after the concert.
Toodles and Big kisses from your loving ex.
Posted by: scott | April 30, 2006 at 12:06 AM
Scott, don't underestimate the value of this experience: there's a great book in this: Confessions of a 50 Year Old Groupie.
Posted by: Richard | April 30, 2006 at 08:45 AM
Scott's not dead! Now reading this blog makes sense again.
Posted by: Tony | April 30, 2006 at 11:52 AM
Long in the tooth and long in the wind....
Your Loving Friend!!!
Posted by: Kenny T | May 02, 2006 at 02:37 PM
"Dizzle and I went to the bar" is correct.
"Dizzle and me in a picture" is also, but "Dizzle and I in a picture" is not. So how do you know which pronoun to use?
Take the other guy *out* of the sentence and see how it sounds. I.e., "...I went to the bar" sounds right, "...I in the picture" does not.
Posted by: steve austin | May 17, 2006 at 08:52 PM