Is this entire arc a screed against poetry? To free your inhibitions is barely even taking license with the literal meaning of the terms, never mind obscure enough to puzzle anyone. By the end of the week, he’ll be quibbling that there’s no need to row your boat down the stream, because the current will get you there anyway..Very lame concept. Not working at all.
Michael Peterson Premium Member over 9 years ago
Is this entire arc a screed against poetry? To free your inhibitions is barely even taking license with the literal meaning of the terms, never mind obscure enough to puzzle anyone. By the end of the week, he’ll be quibbling that there’s no need to row your boat down the stream, because the current will get you there anyway..Very lame concept. Not working at all.
bignatefan over 9 years ago
On the contrary. I’m looking forward to seeing what idiocy the Weingartens will skewer next.
Pocosdad over 9 years ago
Just waiting for him to go off on the rhyme scheme in Steve Miller’s “Take The Money And Run.” Brutal!
Bradley Walker over 9 years ago
Actually I’m waiting for him to say there’s no such word as “pompatus.”
katzenbooks45 over 9 years ago
I do like Sting’s rhyming of “apprentice” with “Charybdis”.
neverenoughgold over 9 years ago
Rod Stewart’s one of my favorites…
dja1701 over 9 years ago
Inhibitions, by definition, don’t run wild. Its a self contradictory statement, and therefore meaningless.
Stephen Gilberg over 9 years ago
I’m more concerned with Rod Stewart’s voice. It keeps making me want to clear my throat.
Goblinopolis over 9 years ago
Song lyrics are not poetry. They are product.