Favorite Pick Up Line Songs - Freeper Canteen 2~21~14

[fatima]

~Favorite Pick Up Lines Song's~





George Strait - I Got A Car

*Video*

Roy Orbison - Oh, Pretty Woman

*Video*

[Publius]

You know me too well.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Anne Murray ~ Could I Have This Dance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iE3z-6XO2Ds

[The Mayor]

Thank you. I had a tough time finding the thread, it is not tagged with Canteen, that’s why the delay in posting.

[Fiji Hill]

I double dog dare you to click on the link to "Stairway" in #147

[luvie]

Seems so. LOL!

[freedumb2003]

>>“Do you like Pina Coladas?” just joking<<

We should have passed an Amendment to let us stone that guy to death.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Beatles ~ Why Don’t We Do It In the Road

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM02WcvlKn0

[ProtectOurFreedom]

...just aren’t many recent and decent ‘pickup line’ songs.

Mark Steyn made that point yesterday in a beautiful tribute to Shirley Temple:

But that's selling her short. What separates her from the likes of Lindsay Lohan & Co is not just the lack of post-child-stardom dysfunction, but the nature of the stardom itself: They can't do anything, and she could do everything - to a very high standard. She was a top-rank dancer, a great singer, and an affecting actress. Even in the early Thirties, as opposed to the Age of Twerking Skanks, it was hard to find anyone who did all three that well. Bing Crosby was a peerless singer and terrific actor, but not much of a dancing man. Fred Astaire was the greatest dancer of all time and a wonderfully charming singer but he rarely dug deep as an actor. And then there was Shirley Temple, who did all three, and so well that every child star since pales in comparison. She's not really a "child star" at all, so much as a star who happens to be a child.

[Fiji Hill]

How could I forget this great tune from the summer of 1958:

Gingerbread--Frankie Avalon

[freedumb2003]

Now you will NEVER hear Gilligan's Island not STH without this earwhig

Stairway to Gilligan's Island

[SandRat]

Course then, what the men in the town would have done to any child molester would not have been pretty.

The Sheriff and Police would have said they couldn’t figure out who did those things to the child molester.

[Publius]

That was one of the most brilliant parodies I’ve ever heard. Thanks for posting it.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evenng, ML...((HUGS))...I keep looking out the window down the road I travel home on to see if the stopped traffic has cleared out. Looks better the parking lot an hour ago.

Did you have a terrific Thursday? Recital plans coming along?

[Fiji Hill]

Here's a pick-up line song, but in this instance, I think I'll pass:

The Pedophiliac Song--Hayley Mills (1961)

[Kathy in Alaska]

LOL!! That’s ok...I sat here waiting for Connie to post the music thread. DUH! That’s tomorrow night!

We were both fashionably late. d:o)

[freedumb2003]

I have mentally done a similar parody to “Ghostriders in the sky” but lack the talent to create.

The lyrics fit perfectly and we just have to add:

Yippie Yie Yay!
Yippie Yie Yo!
Right here on Gilligan’s Island!

[Moonmad27]

Weird Al Yankovic Wanna B Your Lover. It’s ALL bad pickup lines.

[Revolting cat!]

What about Helen?
“Don’t Treat me Like a Child” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR1p1_iZByw

[Kathy in Alaska]

Thanks, Publius, for picking up some of the requests. ((HUGS))

[deweyfrank]

Thanks Kathy. That was a real ear wax song from long ago.