Out there
There's a world outside of Yonkers
Way out there beyond this hick town, Barnaby
There's a slick town, Barnaby
We were looking for the theme song to Wall-E this morning because the boys have been singing along to it. Supreme Leader found the scene from Hello Dolly on You Tube this morning. The boys were transfixed.
I love them no matter what.
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you should check out literalDan's 10 reasons why my son might be gay & 10 reasons why he might NOT be gay. they're hysterical and might give you someone to commiserate or celebrate with :)
ReplyDeleteOh man! I remember the first time my son told me he wanted to be a ballerina like his sister.
ReplyDeleteShow them this stat so they'll man up.
ReplyDeleteNote that I embed the links instead of just dumping the text into your comment section. I'm so manly.
Dammit. Grant, how did you DO that??? Crap.
ReplyDeleteCaptain? My sympathies :))
So this is where I had to come this morning to laugh out loud!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was damn funny. Today at the teacher's lounge they were having a discussion about how taking kids temperature in the butts when they were young made them gay.
teachers can be stupid too.
hahahaha
ReplyDeleteOh no, not show tunes!
Hey man, show tunes aren't a tell anymore. Disney musical animation made the love for them universal by all the worlds children. Think of all the little boys who love watching "The Little Mermaid" sure they say its for the funny jamaican crab, but we know they are sticking around for the clam shell bra to drop. Ya know what I'm talking about!
ReplyDelete@ chris - hello, a boy wanting to be a ballerina is not a bad thing anymore. Watch "Billy Elliot." And don't forget about Crazy for Swayze. He was in Red Dawn for Gods sake. Let the boy dance.
I hit play and my son got a big smile and spun around a few times. Then he wanted uppy so he could watch the rest.
ReplyDeleteCaptain Dumbass made my son gay.
Oh, come on girlfriend! You were singing along with them, weren't you? Although I have to say that clip from Grant was...gayer?
ReplyDeleteI don't know, maybe start listening to the Scissor Sisters, or Queens of the Stone Age...
At least they sing "..and we won't come home until we've kissed a girl." Even if they are jumping off the porch like giddy girlies themselves...
ReplyDeleteNo matter. Surely you are man enough around there to show them how to be. right?
(That means YOU have to stop jumping off the porch like a giddy girlie, you know.)
Oh Captain, my Captain.
Showtunes will do it every time, that's all I'm saying. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
ReplyDeleteMy husband would never let me show the boys musicals. This explains so much. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteIf I knew how to embed links I'd do it.
ReplyDeleteI used to watch The Little Mermaid with my friends when it came out. We'd get drunk and sing along. And yes, always waiting for those shells to drop
And truth be told, we...I was looking for the lyrics so the boys and I could sing along to it.
Have they been requesting parasols to be play with?
ReplyDeleteMy kids are allowed to be gay/straight/bi... they can be whatever they want, as long as they're not Republicans.
ReplyDeleteLMAO! They might be gay or maybe they're metrosexuals? Very hip these days! either way I'm sure they're wonderful boyz..lol
ReplyDeleteThey're only gay if they sing and dance along to it.
ReplyDeleteWhat? Oh. Well, never mind then.
There's nothing wrong with it.
"Not that there's anything wrong with it...."
ReplyDeletewell hello dolly!
ReplyDelete"Not that there is anything wrong with that..."
ReplyDeleteThey would be a hit down at Blaine's!!
I hear the Drag Queens make mad money!
I'll have you know, Captain, that Michael Crawford went on to become the Phantom of the Opera, the most menacing character with a heart in the history of Broadway. And made a LOT of money. This could be your retirement you're encouraging...
ReplyDeleteNow, I want to rent Hello Dolly, thanks for that..
ReplyDeleteThat's a great song...they just have awesome taste in musical theater, it doesn't make them gay. As a theater major in college, I can attest that there were at least two out of the 120 guys in the program that were straight.
ReplyDeleteYep. Gay as a Maypole.
ReplyDeleteGay: Not that there's anything wrong with that.
ReplyDeleteGay: Not that there's anything wrong with that.
ReplyDeleteRun, boys, run...
ReplyDeleteThink they need to come hang with
the red neck relatives out in
the rugged north!
try them on "The Music Man" they'll
love that.
ps you loved Nana's doilies when
you were little.
and yes I had come home early and saw you and your buddies drinking and singing along with the Little Mermaid.
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Wall-E Rocks!
ReplyDeletei love musicals...when 21 yr old son & i went to a record shop i bought bee gees, maybe a soundtrack and the kid working there was kind of an asshole to me. son says it's cos i was buying gay ass crap haha no offense to my gay friends cos i love you all xo
ReplyDeletethere's only a prob if they want to be dolly haha :)you know that one guy in this video michael crawford played phantom and made all the women swoon. he's not gay either lol
They can hang out with my son who plays "Addicting Dress Up" on my computer and likes to make different cheerleader outfits.
ReplyDeleteDoes this make you feel any better?
ReplyDeleteDamn! The link didn't work! Curse you Grant!
ReplyDeleteSo anyway... this is what you need to watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9sE55QzXlo
yep, same thing happened to my boys.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up on Wall-E. My boy can still be saved.
ReplyDeleteI have to say, though, musicals are a fun freak-show. Where else can an entire town, unironically, sing along together?
ReplyDeleteMy son has been singing that damn song too. We watch Wall.E at least twice a day and we all know the whole movie by heart.
ReplyDeleteSomething was nagging me at the back of the head when he sat their singing that song and now I know what it is! Going straight to scene selection from now on and skipping that part! ;)
My boys went apeshit over Wall E
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