Lyrically Speaking - 2/5/16

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#1 Post by **littlebeast13** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 4:03 am

Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

1. Degenerate the faithful

2. Tawny eyes

3. This serious moonlight

4. Old man's Trojans

5. His bedroom voice

6. Quarter track tape

7. Schoolin' around

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children

10. Centrifugal motion

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

12. A celibate rope

13. Round 5

14. Madame Onassis

15. Braces and boots

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

18. Goody good bullshit

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

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I don't think any song contains the phrase "Spoiler Space"...

#2 Post by **Vandal** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 6:33 am

Spoiler

3. Let's Dance - David Bowie
4. Keepin' the Faith - Billy Joel
5. Manic Monday - Bangles
8. The Ballad of John and Yoko - Beatles
10. This Kiss - Faith Hill
15. Saturday Night's Alright For Fightin' - Elton John
18. Money - Pink Floyd

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.
The pompatus of love - The Joker - Steve Miller Band

Image Bonus:

ShamelessWeasel · #3 Post by **ShamelessWeasel** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 9:19 am

Spoiler

1. Rock the Casbah - The Clash
2. I Ran - A Flock of Haircuts....errrr....Seagulls
3. Lets Dance- David Bowie
4. nope
5. Manic Monday - The Bangles
6. nope
7. Fins - Jimmy Buffet
8. nope
9. nope
10. nope
11. nope
12. Bust a move - Young MC
13. nope
14. nope
15. Saturday Night's alright for fighting - Sir Elton
16. Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard
17. nope
18. Money - Pink Floyd
19. nope
20. nope

Kroxquo Bonus: "melt your popsicle" from California Gurls - Katy Perry

Image Bonus: for cute and horny

franktangredi · #4 Post by **franktangredi** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 10:35 am

Spoiler

1. Degenerate the faithful
Rock the Casbah/The Clash

3. This serious moonlight
Let's Dance/David Bowie

4. Old man's Trojans
Keeping the Faith/Billy Joel

5. His bedroom voice
Manic Monday/The Bangles

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children
Papa Was a Rolling Stone/The Temptations

14. Madame Onassis
You Wear It Well/Rod Stewart

15. Braces and boots
Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting/Elton John

17. Really excellent mother

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

My Back Pages/Bob Dylan
"Half-cracked prejudice"

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

If you like EATING CHOCOLATE CAKE, here's one for a REALLY EXCELLENT MOTHER featuring a CUTE AND HORNY cartoon character...

kroxquo · #5 Post by **kroxquo** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 11:41 am

Spoiler

SPOILER SPACE

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

1. Degenerate the faithful

Rock the Casbah - The Clash

2. Tawny eyes

3. This serious moonlight

China Girl - David Bowie (RIP)

4. Old man's Trojans

Keeping the Faith - Billy Joel

5. His bedroom voice

Manic Monday - Bangles

6. Quarter track tape

7. Schoolin' around

Fins - Jimmy Buffett

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children

10. Centrifugal motion

This Kiss - Faith Hill

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

12. A celibate rope

13. Round 5

14. Madame Onassis

15. Braces and boots

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

18. Goody good bullshit

Money - Pink Floyd

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

"That book by Nabokov" Don't Stand So Close to Me - Police

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

Centrifugal Motion

elwoodblues · #6 Post by **elwoodblues** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 3:03 pm

Spoiler

1. Degenerate the faithful

2. Tawny eyes

3. This serious moonlight

Let's Dance - David Bowie

4. Old man's Trojans

Keeping The Faith - Billy Joel

5. His bedroom voice

6. Quarter track tape

7. Schoolin' around

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children

Papa Was A Rolling Stone - Temptations

10. Centrifugal motion

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

12. A celibate rope

13. Round 5

14. Madame Onassis

You Wear It Well - Rod Stewart

15. Braces and boots

Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting - Elton John

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

18. Goody good bullshit

Money - Pink Floyd

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

Blinded By The Light - Manfred Mann's Earth Band
This song is made up almost entirely of odd phrases, but my favorite is "silicone sister."

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

Cute and horny

MarleysGh0st · #7 Post by **MarleysGh0st** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 6:31 pm

Spoiler

2. Tawny eyes

Windy

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

Mrs.Robinson - Simon & Garfunkle - "sympathetic lives"

Lizbit · #8 Post by **Lizbit** » Sat Feb 06, 2016 12:11 am

littlebeast13 wrote:Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

Me and BeBe don't have any guesses. Short lyrical phrases don't work in our two best methods of song-guessing (singing lyrics to random melodies and speaking lyrics to different rhythms.)

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

Ol' Red, by Blake Shelton -- "a nose that can smell a two-day trail."

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

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Here is a "really excellent mother." (Okay, I confess that we are trying to such up to the LSmeister. Sometimes that's the kind of girl I am.

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Lizbit · #9 Post by **Lizbit** » Sat Feb 06, 2016 12:12 am

littlebeast13 wrote:Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

Me and BeBe don't have any guesses. Short lyrical phrases don't work in our two best methods of song-guessing (singing lyrics to random melodies and speaking lyrics to different rhythms.)

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

Ol' Red, by Blake Shelton -- "a nose that can smell a two-day trail."

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

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Here is a "really excellent mother." (Okay, I confess that we are trying to suck up to the LSmeister. Sometimes that's the kind of girl I am.)

Lizbit · #10 Post by **Lizbit** » Sat Feb 06, 2016 12:16 am

Sorry for the double post. The bored won't give me an X to let me delete the first one, which I was trying to fix to make the picture show up. I'm very sorry.

SportsFan68 · #11 Post by **SportsFan68** » Sat Feb 06, 2016 2:28 pm

You could give me a month, and it wouldn't improve my score. Just sayin. . .

Spoiler

littlebeast13 wrote:Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

1. Degenerate the faithful

2. Tawny eyes

3. This serious moonlight

4. Old man's Trojans and his Old Spice aftershave.
Combed my hair in a pompadour like the rest of the Romeos wore, a permanent waaaaaaaaaaaaaave
We were

Keeping the Faith, Billy Joel

5. He tells me in His bedroom voice, c'mon honey, let's make some noise...

I dunno nearly as much of this one as I do #4. Manic Monday, Bangles

6. Quarter track tape

7. Schoolin' around

I have a feeling I should know this, but I just can't think of it. Give me a month . . .

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children

10. Centrifugal motion

Same as 7.

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

This sounds like it could from Incense and Peppermints, but I have absolutely no recollection of it. Just in case, Strawberry Alarm Clock.

12. A celibate rope

You could give me 10 years, and I wouldn't get this one.

13. Round 5

Same as 12.

14. Madame Onassis

Rod Stewart's greatest song, IMHO. You wear it well.

15. Braces and boots

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

18. Goody good bullshit

Same as 12.

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

North to Alaska, Johnny Horton. "They found the bonanza gold."

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

Madame Onassis

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I don't think any song contains the phrase "Spoiler Space"...

T_Bone0806 · #12 Post by **T_Bone0806** » Sat Feb 06, 2016 8:57 pm

Spoiler

Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

1. Degenerate the faithful

Rock The Casbah-The Clash

2. Tawny eyes

3. This serious moonlight

Let's Dance-David Bowie

4. Old man's Trojans

Keeping The Faith-Billy Joel

5. His bedroom voice

Manic Monday-The Bangles

6. Quarter track tape

Don't Call Us, We'll Call You-Sugarloaf featuring Jerry Corbetta

7. Schoolin' around

8. Eating chocolate cake

The Ballad Of John and Yoko-The Beatles. Technically just John and Paul...George and Ringo were not involved in this recording.

9. Three outside children

Papa Was A Rolling Stone-The Temptations

10. Centrifugal motion

This Kiss-Faith Hill

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

12. A celibate rope

13. Round 5

14. Madame Onassis

You Wear It Well-Rod Stewart

15. Braces and boots

Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting-Elton John

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

You Oughta Know-Alanis Morissette

18. Goody good bullshit

Money-Pink Floyd

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

T-bone steak a la carte---Promised Land by Chuck Berry or Elvis

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

oh, so many choices...let's go the sarcastic route..

number 17:

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I don't think any song contains the phrase "Spoiler Space"...

T_Bone0806 · #13 Post by **T_Bone0806** » Sat Feb 06, 2016 9:09 pm

These were the other choices for image bonus that I considered...took me a while before I settled on the one I did

Spoiler

number 4

number 5

number 18

smilergrogan · #14 Post by **smilergrogan** » Sat Feb 06, 2016 10:10 pm

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quote="littlebeast13"]Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

1. Degenerate the faithful

2. Tawny eyes

3. This serious moonlight

MOONDANCE?, Van Morrison

4. Old man's Trojans

5. His bedroom voice

6. Quarter track tape

7. Schoolin' around

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children

10. Centrifugal motion

SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE?, Thomas Dolby

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

12. A celibate rope

13. Round 5

14. Madame Onassis

15. Braces and boots

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

18. Goody good bullshit

MONEY, Pink Floyd

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

"the Charlie with the lotion", HAITIAN DIVORCE, Steely Dan

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

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a1mamacat · #15 Post by **a1mamacat** » Sun Feb 07, 2016 10:13 am

littlebeast13 wrote:Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

1. Degenerate the faithful

2. Tawny eyes

3. This serious moonlight

4. Old man's Trojans

5. His bedroom voice

6. Quarter track tape

7. Schoolin' around

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children

10. Centrifugal motion

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

12. A celibate rope

13. Round 5

14. Madame Onassis

15. Braces and boots

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

Spoiler
You Ought to Know - Alanis Morrisette
18. Goody good bullshit

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

Eleanor Rigby - 'picks up the rice'

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

If you have to have me be specific ..17

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I don't think any song contains the phrase "Spoiler Space"...

jarnon · #16 Post by **jarnon** » Sun Feb 07, 2016 3:40 pm

Spoiler

5. Manic Monday, Bangles

Kroxquo Bonus: straight masterpieces (Uptown Funk, Mark Rossum)

Image Bonus:

earendel · #17 Post by **earendel** » Sun Feb 07, 2016 4:23 pm

littlebeast13 wrote:Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

littlebeast13 wrote:1. Degenerate the faithful

Spoiler

ROCK THE CASBAH - The Clash

littlebeast13 wrote:4. Old man's Trojans[/quiote]
Spoiler
KEEPING THE FAITH - Billy Joel

littlebeast13 wrote:6. Quarter track tape

Spoiler
DON'T CALL US, WE'LL CALL YOU - Sugarloaf

littlebeast13 wrote:9. Three outside children

Spoiler
PAPA WAS A ROLLIN' STONE - The Temptations

littlebeast13 wrote:Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

Spoiler
"a ski for a wheel", LITTLE SAINT NICK - The Beach Boys

littlebeast13 wrote:Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

Spoiler

Using #1 above.

TheSearchIsOn · #18 Post by **TheSearchIsOn** » Sun Feb 07, 2016 9:01 pm

littlebeast13

Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

1. Degenerate the faithful

"Rock the Casbah" - The Knack

2. Tawny eyes

"I Ran (So Far Away)" - A Flock of Seagulls

3. This serious moonlight

"Let's Dance" - David Bowie

4. Old man's Trojans

5. His bedroom voice

"Manic Monday" - The Bangles

6. Quarter track tape

7. Schoolin' around

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children

10. Centrifugal motion

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

12. A celibate rope

13. Round 5

14. Madame Onassis

15. Braces and boots

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

"You Oughta Know - Alanis Morrisette

18. Goody good bullshit

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

"Naughty Naughty" - John Parr

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

Antiquated notions - "She Blinded Me With Science" - Thomas Dolby

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

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I don't think any song contains the phrase "Spoiler Space"...

Hotseat Or Bust! · #19 Post by **Hotseat Or Bust!** » Sun Feb 07, 2016 9:54 pm

Spoiler

1 .) Rock The Casbah - The Clash, 3.) Let's Dance - David Bowie, 4.) Keeping The Faith - Billy Joel, 5.) Manic Monday - The Bangles, 8.) The Ballad Of John & Yoko - The Beatles, 15.) Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting - Elton John, 16.) Pour Some Sugar On Me - Def Leppard, 18.) Money - Pink Floyd. Krox Bonus: "Roman cavalry choirs" Viva La Vida - Coldplay.

Estonut · #20 Post by **Estonut** » Mon Feb 08, 2016 7:23 am

littlebeast13

Wow, are we already at the end of the first week of the 2016 almost-LSWE? That means it's time for the first Friday game of the year, and I'm falling back on the much-loved LSWE staple of short phrases! Yes, today you get very short lyrical snippets of only a few words that, to the best I can determine, are uniquely found in only one song of any popular renown. For maximum pointage, I've included twenty songs in this game, and you'll have the whole weekend to ponder over these if you so desire. Have fun racking your brains!!!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist...

1. Degenerate the faithful

Rock the Casbah - The Clash

2. Tawny eyes

I Ran (So Far Away) - A Flock of Seagulls

3. This serious moonlight

Let's Dance - David Bowie, RIP

4. Old man's Trojans

Keeping the Faith - Billy Joel

5. His bedroom voice

Manic Monday - Bangles

6. Quarter track tape

Nope

7. Schoolin' around

Nope

8. Eating chocolate cake

The Ballad of John and Yoko - John Lennon

9. Three outside children

Papa Was a Rollin' Stone - The Temptations, but I also really like the versions by Was (Not Was) and David Lindley & El Rayo-X

10. Centrifugal motion

This Kiss - Faith Hill

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

Walking on the Sun - Smash Mouth

12. A celibate rope

Auto-Erotic Asphyxiation - The BJs

13. Round 5

Authority Song - JCM

14. Madame Onassis

You Wear It Well - Rod Stewart

15. Braces and boots

Saturday Night's Alright (for Fighting) - Elton John

16. Demolition woman

Pour Some Sugar on Me - Def Leppard

17. Really excellent mother

You Oughta Know - Alanis Morissette

18. Goody good bullshit

Money - Pink Floyd

19. East California

Kids in America - Kim Wilde

20. Cute and horny

Half Right - Clem

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

the doorway to a thousand churches - In Your Eyes - Peter Gabriel

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

Hippie chicks and hypocrites (all in one)

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I don't think any song contains the phrase "Spoiler Space"...

BackInTex · #21 Post by **BackInTex** » Mon Feb 08, 2016 7:37 am

Spoiler

1. Degenerate the faithful

2. Tawny eyes

3. This serious moonlight

Let's Dance - David Bowie

4. Old man's Trojans

Keeping the Faith - Billy Joel

5. His bedroom voice

6. Quarter track tape

7. Schoolin' around

8. Eating chocolate cake

9. Three outside children

10. Centrifugal motion

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites

12. A celibate rope

13. Round 5

14. Madame Onassis

15. Braces and boots

Crocodile Rock - Elton John

16. Demolition woman

17. Really excellent mother

18. Goody good bullshit

19. East California

20. Cute and horny

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist with a unique short lyrical phrase in it, and include it for three points.

China Grove - The Doobie Brothers...."Down around San Antone"

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

Let's Dance! Put on your red shoes and dance...

#22 Post by **littlebeast13** » Mon Feb 08, 2016 8:54 am

1. Degenerate the faithful
Rock the Casbah - The Clash

2. Tawny eyes
I Ran - A Flock of Seagulls (I only looked this one up on a lark, and was very surprised to learn of its uniqueness...)

3. This serious moonlight
Let's Dance - David Bowie

4. Old man's Trojans
Keeping the Faith - Billy Joel (The one where they're singing in the old high school, as Fanny would say...)

5. His bedroom voice
Manic Monday - Bangles

6. Quarter track tape
Don't Call Us - Sugarloaf

7. Schoolin' around
Fins - Jimmy Buffett

8. Eating chocolate cake
The Ballod of John and Yoko - Beatles

9. Three outside children
Papa Was A Rolling Stone - Temptations

10. Centrifugal motion
This Kiss - Faith Hill

11. Hippie chicks and hypocrites
Walking on the Sun - Smash Mouth

12. A celibate rope
Bust a Move - Young MC

13. Round 5
Authority Song - John Cougar Mellencamp

14. Madame Onassis
You Wear It Well - Rod Stewart

15. Braces and boots
Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting - Elton John (It's apparently also in a Billy Ray Cyrus song, but I figured if anyone knew that, they wouldn't admit to it...)

16. Demolition woman
Pour Some Sugar On Me - Def Leppard

17. Really excellent mother
You Oughta Know - Alanis Morrisette

18. Goody good bullshit
Money - Pink Floyd

19. East California
Kids in America - Kim Wilde (Another whose uniqueness surprised me.... but then again, who ever talks about East California? I wonder if she even meant that in the song...)

20. Cute and horny
Naught Naughty - John Parr

Image Bonus: Pick any of the twenty short lyrical snippets in today's game and show me an image that it would perfectly describe. It might be a good idea to identify which one you are using as well...

I expected many good ones since so many of the snippets were perfect fodder for the demented mind. But it's the sweet heart of Lizbit that gets the IBB with that really excellent mother squirrel! Awwwww....

#23 Post by **littlebeast13** » Mon Feb 08, 2016 9:05 am

JJC Points:

vandal gets a JJC point for Ringo flunking his Beatles test...

Weasel gets 2 JJC points for a Flock of Haircuts and the cute and horny goat...

frank gets 3 JJC points for smashing three snippets into one picture...

elwood gets a JJC point for creepy and horny...

Lizbit gets 3 JJC points for the squirrel mother and for trying her best...

Sprots gets a JJC point for requesting more time...

TBone gets 2 JJC points for Kroxing himself and the old man's Trojans (I was really hoping someone would pick that one for the IB, but nobody officially did...)

smiler gets a supermax for not reading the rules... which made me have to figure out what his image was referencing, and it just hit me as I was typing this up! Round 5 = 5 JJC points...

Saucy gets 2 JJC points for the gratuitous artwork...

Search gets a JJC point for The Knack and for a decent score on his least favorite game...

Esto gets 3 JJC points for BJ, clem and Hillary...

BiT gets a JJC point for completely failing at the Image Bonus (but I gave him the points anyway)...

Points:

vandal 21+1
Weasel 25+2
frank 21+3
Krox 20
elwood 19+1
Marley 2
LizBe 7+3+5
Sprots 11+1
TBone 31+2
smiler 9+5
Saucy 9+2
jarnon 9
ear 15
Search 13+1
Hottie 18
Esto 39+3
BiT 12+1

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