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I agree with Al's look of confusion and mortification. My god my face is on some man's back. Wtf?!?
One of my favourite episodes.
Can't be. There’s two Is on the board already.
Can't be. There’s two Is on the board already.
Luke something? Does anybody know his name?
"All you can eat."
This was almost word-for-word what I can remember my mother saying when I watched this with her as a kid.
My daughter noted when I shared this with her, her other siblings and my wife that what we think it must be is actually what it has to be. Since it actually can't be "Luck Be In the Air Tonight". Since there is an "i" in air and air isn't showing the "i". lol.
I want to know who the hell is sneaking around recording me at work.
It's a drug fueled trip into the singer's psyche. Or, you know, some other shit that sounds good. Don't let the need for rhyming overwhelm you.You know, I never understood what the song "American Pie" is about. It's like I understand the words but I come with a complete blank regarding what they are trying to convey. What exactly was he planning to do at the had the levee not been dry? And where do the singing good old boys fit in? Are they in the back of the chevy all along? It's all so confusing!
I think that line is a reference to the Rolling Stones concert where they hired Hells Angels to provide security with a predictable outcome.I'm also pretty sure Don McKlane didn't like heavy metal. "And as I watched him on the stage, my hands were clenched in fists of rage, no angel born in hell could break that satan's spell. And as the flames rose high into the night to light the sacrificial rite I saw Satan laughing with delight, the day the music died."
The song was released in 1971, more than a decade after the 1959 plane crash.