So I ATE THE DOG!
Posted on 08/16/2012 7:59:09 AM PDT by GrandJediMasterYoda
Devo to unleash song about Mitt Romney's dog
Don't Roof Rack Me, Bro! mocks the Republican presidential candidate by documenting the time he strapped the family dog to his car roof during a 12-hour road trip in the 80s.
Devo's next song is about Mitt Romney's dog. The American new wave band are putting an Irish setter front and centre on Don't Roof Rack Me, Bro! (Remember Seamus), which takes fire at the Republican presidential candidate.
Twenty-nine years ago Romney took his family on a 12-hour road trip from Boston to Ontario, strapping the family dog to a kennel on their car roof. As the Chevrolet station wagon barrelled down the highway, Seamus clung on for dear life; even after the dog suffered a diarrhoea attack, Romney just sprayed everything down and continued with the journey.
(Excerpt) Read more at guardian.co.uk ...
Bonzo goes to Bitburg Ping
It’s just music man!
Devo? Weren’t they the opening act for the puppet show in the park last weekend?
Coincidentally, my dog unleashed a song about Devo. It was brief and not very loud, but it brought tears to my eyes for a minute or so.....
The Keyboard player wrote the theme to “Rugrats” LOL
So I ATE THE DOG!
Devo had a few good songs but are just an oldies act these days.
Joey was often liberal. Johnny was the conservative of the group. Dee Dee sometimes aligned with Johnny. CJ is liberal. Not sure about Marky or Tommy.
If I recall, Johnny was silent during the band's Rock The Vote promo clip for Clinton/MTV in 1992.
Tommy at the edge of this photo is also giving a thumbs down. Joey's looks more middle of the road...
You are correct, but I guess it hardly matters now that Joey,Johnny and Dee Dee are dead.
So, what else can you do after you make a pile of money encouraging kids to huff nitrous oxide?
♪ I'm just a woking the dog♫Woking the dog ♫ Well if you don't know how to do it ♪ I'll show you how to wok the dog ♪☺
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