Isn’t it true she then took up residence with Hugo Yormine and Al Gomine?

Didn't she then disappear soon after marrying the bestselling author of "Over the Cliff," written by the notorious Hugo First?

Wasn’t he in cahoots with that notorious trio, Annie Rexia, Connie Lingus and Mike Hunt?

Weren’t they eventually eclipsed by Amanda Hugginkiss, Ivanna Tinkle, and Phil A. Shio?

Didn’t the latter produce the hit single “All Brought Up” by Johnny Puke and the Vomits?

Was that later remade by the Duke of Puke, the Viscount of Vomit, the Baron of Barf, and the Earl of Hurl?

Have you ever heard the original version by Countess Chuck?

With her sons the Urmensch of Upchuck, the Vizier of Vomitus, and the Poor Wretch of Retch? (All of the newly-founded Regurgitation Nation? Whose stirring national anthem was traditionally played on the Theremin of Throwup?)

Did you know that the Theremin in question was stolen from a famous fudge packer named Ben Dover?

Does it matter, where Hereamin, Theremin, Everywhereatheremin?

Are you aware that Paul McCartney was inspired by a Brian Wilson composition to write the above-mentioned song (but without the theremin)?

But does that compare to the theremin’s previous use in early 1950s sci-fi soundtracks like The Thing and Day the Earth Stood Still?

Would you believe I’m very much in agreement with you about the Theremin’s use in those glorious black and white sci-fi movies of the 1950s?

Not to mention its use by Harry Lubin in the second season of TV’s The Outer Limits?

How many people on this forum do you think have ever heard of a Theremin?

Who knows?

(Would you believe that my dad, who was an electronic engineer, built a little Theremin of his own homemade design for me, out of RadioShack bits and pieces? And that it still sounds cool today, through a Marshall amp?)

How would you feel if I said that’s truly amazing? And what do I do about the fact that I bought my wife a Moog Theremin several years ago, which she has never played?

Is it time for a spinoff thread named "Not very musical still ...."?

Wanna hear something I wrote for Frehley’s Comet?

Ace Frehley - guitar & vocals
Ritchie Scarlett - guitar & lead vocal
John Regan - bass
Anton Figg - drums
Arthur Stead - barely audible keyboards & vocals

Would you believe whoever posted this misquoted some of the lyrics?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_conti......emb_logo

Isn't being misquoted common nowadays?