I wonder why c-freak was watching the Lawrence Welk show, are you one toke over the line? That's the only way I can watch that show...unless they have bubbles...
I think that another fact that should be explained to the few that do not know much about our history as a nation; is the fact that The Constitution of The United States is written on hemp paper(LilBush refered to it as a "God Dam piece of paper"). The other fact is that with the harvest of the hemp for rope the nations forfathers had hemp partys in the fall. I bet they were not smoking the seeds.
Lydia LOVES lawrence w. on Saturday nights...it's really the coolest thing in our house all week...unless she goes to grandmas and we dont get to watch it. SHe wonders how the black men get to be the lucky ones and tap dance all the time.
yup the Lawrence Welk show was on right before Hee-Haw One of my childhood memories was my brothers girlfriend came over too watch me while he worked and we made toasted cheese sandwiches under the broiler (to watch them brown)after that we watched Lawrence Welk for the bubbles and Hee Haw to watch loretta Lynn sing The Pill.She was a really cool babysitter and way ahead of her time as she smoked her skinny brown cigarettes on the porch-she said smoke was not good for kids
At first, I thought it was either Lady Aberlin from Mr. Roger's or the Lawrence Welk Show. Then when the music started, I thought it was "You Ain't Going Nowhere", but when they busted into that song...awesome and hilarious. Thanks for sharing that.
c-freak on November 19, 2008 11:35 AM | Permalink
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Bwahahahahaha!!!!!
I wonder what they thought "toke" meant?
Posted by: Rebecca Hartong | November 19, 2008 11:48 AM
I wonder why c-freak was watching the Lawrence Welk show, are you one toke over the line? That's the only way I can watch that show...unless they have bubbles...
Posted by: de man | November 19, 2008 12:35 PM
Yes, "a modern spiritual classic," indeed.
Posted by: Tomasz | November 19, 2008 12:41 PM
Brings a whole new meaning to the communication era!!!!
Maybe they were talking about Rasta Sacrament and that being one toke over the line?
Peace to the world one cannibus at a time!!!!!
Posted by: Shred Basket | November 19, 2008 03:32 PM
I think that another fact that should be explained to the few that do not know much about our history as a nation; is the fact that The Constitution of The United States is written on hemp paper(LilBush refered to it as a "God Dam piece of paper"). The other fact is that with the harvest of the hemp for rope the nations forfathers had hemp partys in the fall. I bet they were not smoking the seeds.
Peace to the World.
Posted by: Shred Basket | November 19, 2008 03:43 PM
ummm yeah...waitin for the train that goes home sweet Mary...
blatant.
maybe just coincidence.
OR...blatant coincidence
Posted by: zra. | November 19, 2008 05:18 PM
Bwahahaha!
This reminds me of the movie CSA when the held up the Lawrence Welk show as being emblematic of white culture.
Posted by: ironic1 | November 19, 2008 06:34 PM
Lydia LOVES lawrence w. on Saturday nights...it's really the coolest thing in our house all week...unless she goes to grandmas and we dont get to watch it. SHe wonders how the black men get to be the lucky ones and tap dance all the time.
Posted by: baci | November 20, 2008 12:34 AM
My kids liked the show when they were younger, too. There's something about it that appeals to 3-year-olds.
Posted by: Beverly | November 20, 2008 01:29 AM
We loved this show back in the early 80s too. I think it was on right before Hee Haw and after Shimileski(spelling)Fun Time.
Posted by: Beret | November 20, 2008 05:18 AM
tamara and hazel watch lawrence welk almost every saturday. hazey likes to dance to the music, and even has a different dance for each song.
Posted by: zra. | November 20, 2008 06:04 AM
You just know that most of the musicians were holding back the laughter while they played that.
Posted by: clumsy | November 20, 2008 08:12 AM
Wonderful, wonderful....
Pure anthropology.
Posted by: swan | November 20, 2008 10:00 AM
yup the Lawrence Welk show was on right before Hee-Haw One of my childhood memories was my brothers girlfriend came over too watch me while he worked and we made toasted cheese sandwiches under the broiler (to watch them brown)after that we watched Lawrence Welk for the bubbles and Hee Haw to watch loretta Lynn sing The Pill.She was a really cool babysitter and way ahead of her time as she smoked her skinny brown cigarettes on the porch-she said smoke was not good for kids
Posted by: eclectic poly pair | November 20, 2008 12:47 PM
At first, I thought it was either Lady Aberlin from Mr. Roger's or the Lawrence Welk Show. Then when the music started, I thought it was "You Ain't Going Nowhere", but when they busted into that song...awesome and hilarious. Thanks for sharing that.
Posted by: swendo | November 20, 2008 10:27 PM
Did you just make me watch the mother-fucking Lawrence Welk show?!?!?
Damn you C-Freak! Damn yoooooouuuuuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Bad Cat! | November 20, 2008 10:30 PM