> I'd like to build the world a blog > And code it through with zest > We'll use our wits, get mega-hits > Let's call it Bickerfest
> I'd like to teach the world to spar > In perfect harmony > We'll play word games and walk through flames > Agree to disagree
> I'd like to see our posts for once > All woven in a thread > We'll write of wrongs and flicks and songs > So, what's inside your head?
> That's the post I write > Let's all write them today > Our war of words > That echoes on > And never goes away
> I'd like to build the world a blog > And code it through with zest > We'll use our wits, get mega-hits > Let's call it Bickerfest
> I'd like to teach the world to spar > In perfect harmony > We'll play word games and walk through flames > Agree to disagree
oh man, that was beautiful!
and ficken' hilarious.
an excellent start.
good going, Paula.
so many possibilities.
and i love your selection of such an optimistic ditty.
it provides a great contrast for what most people consider arguing and bickering to be.
it's even more amusing considering how Coke used the song for their commercials with the tagline "it's the real thing". pretty funny to so cleverly toss in reality like that.
nice of you to weave in the potential scary parts of the project so humously.
so, anyone else got any other possible verses?
We'd like to teach the world to fight In perfect harmony We argue brilliantly unlike the rest We call it Bickerfest
a little clunky, but you get the idea.
substitute any number of words for "brilliantly", it's all i can think of right now.
it's so arrogantly in-your-face funny.
i started with "nicely", but it seemed too lame, although amusing in an ironicly optimistic kind of way.
but whatever we choose, that verse can advertisingly serve to kinda answer Arleen's pearl of a hilarious question:
"Why would they want to come HERE, specifically, when maybe they're already comfortable where they are presently arguing?"
anyway, Paula, you're a parody lyric-writing Goddess.
thanks!
...
and now for the deconstruction part of our program:
the first verse was particularly funny, the way it makes fun of moi, but we'd have to rewite it a bit for an advertising campaign.
the second verse is a gem as well.
what playful imagery!
and the first part of the third verse probably wouldn't mean much to anybody outside of mw's megablog discussion, but i LOVE the last two lines, especially the "so, what's inside your head?".
it's LOL funny.
and cute.
is the fourth verse sung in a different structure than the rest?
it seems out of synch, i'll have to google up a youtube of the song to jog my memory a bit.
anyway, i can easily see the advertising video which could be made for this particular idea of Paula's.
> On Aug 5, 3:29?pm, Ultraviolet <paula.li...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I'd like to build the world a blog > > And code it through with zest > > We'll use our wits, get mega-hits > > Let's call it Bickerfest
> > I'd like to teach the world to spar > > In perfect harmony > > We'll play word games and walk through flames > > Agree to disagree
> > I'd like to see our posts for once > > All woven in a thread > > We'll write of wrongs and flicks and songs > > So, what's inside your head?
> > That's the post I write > > Let's all write them today > > Our war of words > > That echoes on > > And never goes away
> > I'd like to build the world a blog > > And code it through with zest > > We'll use our wits, get mega-hits > > Let's call it Bickerfest
> > I'd like to teach the world to spar > > In perfect harmony > > We'll play word games and walk through flames > > Agree to disagree
> oh man, that was beautiful!
> and ficken' hilarious.
> an excellent start.
> good going, Paula.
> so many possibilities.
> and i love your selection of such an optimistic ditty.
> it provides a great contrast for what most people consider arguing and > bickering to be.
> it's even more amusing considering how Coke used the song for their > commercials with the tagline "it's the real thing". pretty funny to so > cleverly toss in reality like that.
> nice of you to weave in the potential scary parts of the project so > humously.
> so, anyone else got any other possible verses?
get paid to argue? surely, you jest! no, we call it bickerfest
> We'd like to teach the world to fight > In perfect harmony > We argue brilliantly unlike the rest > We call it Bickerfest
> a little clunky, but you get the idea.
> substitute any number of words for "brilliantly", it's all i can think > of right now.
> it's so arrogantly in-your-face funny.
> i started with "nicely", but it seemed too lame, although amusing in > an ironicly optimistic kind of way.
> but whatever we choose, that verse can advertisingly serve to kinda > answer Arleen's pearl of a hilarious question:
> "Why would they want to come HERE, > specifically, when maybe they're already > comfortable where they are presently arguing?"
> anyway, Paula, you're a parody lyric-writing Goddess.
> thanks!
> ...
> and now for the deconstruction part of our program:
> the first verse was particularly funny, the way it makes fun of moi, > but we'd have to rewite it a bit for an advertising campaign.
> the second verse is a gem as well.
> what playful imagery!
> and the first part of the third verse probably wouldn't mean much to > anybody outside of mw's megablog discussion, but i LOVE the last two > lines, especially the "so, what's inside your head?".
> it's LOL funny.
> and cute.
> is the fourth verse sung in a different structure than the rest?
> it seems out of synch, i'll have to google up a youtube of the song to > jog my memory a bit.
> anyway, i can easily see the advertising video which could be made for > this particular idea of Paula's.
> > hey, i didn't even change the lyrics that much.
> > the humor is built right in.
> > do you think Yoko and Paul would make a fuss if we used it?
> > LOL
> > anyway, back to the bickerfest grind for moi.
> > i couldn't resist posting that because i found myself laughing while > > singing it outloud as i walked from the bathroom back to the computer > > room.
> On Aug 5, 11:28?pm, banterboy <bickerf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > On Aug 5, 11:25 pm, banterboy <bickerf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > here's another song that just occured to me would be sublimely funny > > > to use as a parody basis for the bickerfest marketing campaign:
> > > sung to: We Can Work it Out
> > > Life is very short... > > > So there's not much tiiiiiime.... > > > For fussing and fighting my friends...
> > > I have always thought... > > > That it's a criiiiiime...
> > > So I will ask you once again...
> > > Try to see it my way...
> > ? Do i have to keep on blah blah blah
> > (forgot the rest of the lyrics)
> > ? We can bicker it out > > ? We can bicker it out
> > or
> > ? bickerfest it out > > ? bickerfest it out
> > or
> > ? We can bickerfest it out > > ? We can bickerfest it out
> while signing on as blurbees, i just thought of this variation:
> We can bickerfest > We can bickerfest
> which i think works pretty good for that refrain thinger in the song.
> anyway, i gotta go now, or i'll miss my daily midnight deadline for > posting the new blurbees song of the day.
> i haven't even picked one out for Monday yet, so... i'm really in a > rush here.
> > > etc.
> > > hey, i didn't even change the lyrics that much.
> > > the humor is built right in.
> > > do you think Yoko and Paul would make a fuss if we used it?
> > > LOL
> > > anyway, back to the bickerfest grind for moi.
> > > i couldn't resist posting that because i found myself laughing while > > > singing it outloud as i walked from the bathroom back to the computer > > > room.
Jeez, I feel like I'm raining on the parade tonight, only commenting in the negative, but are these songs in the public domain?
> On Aug 5, 11:44 pm, blurbees <blurb...@gmail.com> wrote: > > On Aug 5, 11:28?pm, banterboy <bickerf...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On Aug 5, 11:25 pm, banterboy <bickerf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > here's another song that just occured to me would be sublimely funny > > > > to use as a parody basis for the bickerfest marketing campaign:
> > > > sung to: We Can Work it Out
> > > > Life is very short... > > > > So there's not much tiiiiiime.... > > > > For fussing and fighting my friends...
> > > > I have always thought... > > > > That it's a criiiiiime...
> > > > So I will ask you once again...
> > > > Try to see it my way...
> > > Do i have to keep on blah blah blah
> > > (forgot the rest of the lyrics)
> > > We can bicker it out > > > We can bicker it out
> > > or
> > > bickerfest it out > > > bickerfest it out
> > > or
> > > We can bickerfest it out > > > We can bickerfest it out
> > while signing on as blurbees, i just thought of this variation:
> > We can bickerfest > > We can bickerfest
> > which i think works pretty good for that refrain thinger in the song.
> > anyway, i gotta go now, or i'll miss my daily midnight deadline for > > posting the new blurbees song of the day.
> > i haven't even picked one out for Monday yet, so... i'm really in a > > rush here.
> > > > etc.
> > > > hey, i didn't even change the lyrics that much.
> > > > the humor is built right in.
> > > > do you think Yoko and Paul would make a fuss if we used it?
> > > > LOL
> > > > anyway, back to the bickerfest grind for moi.
> > > > i couldn't resist posting that because i found myself laughing while > > > > singing it outloud as i walked from the bathroom back to the computer > > > > room.
> Jeez, I feel like I'm raining on the parade tonight, only commenting > in the negative, but are these songs in the public domain?
i highly doubt it.
hence:
> > > > Life is very short... > > > > So there's not much tiiiiiime.... > > > > For fussing and fighting my friends...
followed by:
> > > > do you think Yoko and Paul would make a fuss if we used it?
> > > > LOL
so what's up, Arleen?
just in the mood to get whoooooooshed?
anyway, if we DID seriously decide to use either of the songs in an actual parody advertisement of some sort, it might be interesting to see what can of argument we could get into about doing so.
it might generate free press, which would be cool.
OTOH, if we were serious about using either (or both) for a youtube advertising campaign, we could always look into getting permission upfront and avoid all of the controversial fun.
one would hope that both copyright owners would approve of the bickerfest parody usages, but you never know.
and even if they somehow didn't approve of the positive nature of bickerfest, maybe they'd settle for a cut of the net proceeds?
> > Jeez, I feel like I'm raining on the parade tonight, only commenting > > in the negative, but are these songs in the public domain?
> i highly doubt it.
> hence:
> > > > > Life is very short... > > > > > So there's not much tiiiiiime.... > > > > > For fussing and fighting my friends...
> followed by:
> > > > > do you think Yoko and Paul would make a fuss if we used it?
> > > > > LOL
> so what's up, Arleen?
> just in the mood to get whoooooooshed?
> anyway, if we DID seriously decide to use either of the songs in an > actual parody advertisement of some sort, it might be interesting to > see what can of argument we could get into about doing so.
what "kind" of argument, not what "can" of argument.
strange typo.
but it created a new twist on that "can of whup-ass" thinger.
> it might generate free press, which would be cool.
> OTOH, if we were serious about using either (or both) for a youtube > advertising campaign, we could always look into getting permission > upfront and avoid all of the controversial fun.
> one would hope that both copyright owners would approve of the > bickerfest parody usages, but you never know.
> and even if they somehow didn't approve of the positive nature of > bickerfest, maybe they'd settle for a cut of the net proceeds?
> pretty funny notions all around, if you ask moi.
> YMMV
this latest typo clarification/tangent brought to you by:
> > > Life is very short... > > > So there's not much tiiiiiime.... > > > For fussing and fighting my friends...
> > > I have always thought... > > > That it's a criiiiiime...
> > > So I will ask you once again...
> > > Try to see it my way...
> > Do i have to keep on blah blah blah
> > (forgot the rest of the lyrics)
> > We can bicker it out > > We can bicker it out
> > or
> > bickerfest it out > > bickerfest it out
> > or
> > We can bickerfest it out > > We can bickerfest it out
> while signing on as blurbees, i just thought of this variation:
> We can bickerfest > We can bickerfest
> which i think works pretty good for that refrain thinger in the song.
> anyway, i gotta go now, or i'll miss my daily midnight deadline for > posting the new blurbees song of the day.
> i haven't even picked one out for Monday yet, so... i'm really in a > rush here.
> > > etc.
> > > hey, i didn't even change the lyrics that much.
> > > the humor is built right in.
> > > do you think Yoko and Paul would make a fuss if we used it?
> > > LOL
> > > anyway, back to the bickerfest grind for moi.
> > > i couldn't resist posting that because i found myself laughing while > > > singing it outloud as i walked from the bathroom back to the computer > > > room.
On Aug 6, 3:04 pm, blurbees <blurb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Aug 6, 9:37?am, Ultraviolet <paula.li...@gmail.com> wrote: > > On Aug 6, 12:44 am, blurbees <blurb...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On Aug 5, 3:29?pm, Ultraviolet <paula.li...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Aug 6, 1:16?am, aj <arlee...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > On Aug 5, 11:44 pm, blurbees <blurb...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On Aug 5, 11:28?pm, banterboy <bickerf...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > On Aug 5, 11:25 pm, banterboy <bickerf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > > here's another song that just occured to me would be sublimely funny > > > > > to use as a parody basis for the bickerfest marketing campaign:
> > > > > sung to: We Can Work it Out
> > > > > Life is very short... > > > > > So there's not much tiiiiiime.... > > > > > For fussing and fighting my friends...
> > > > > I have always thought... > > > > > That it's a criiiiiime...
> > > > > So I will ask you once again...
> > > > > Try to see it my way...
> > > > Do i have to keep on blah blah blah
> > > > (forgot the rest of the lyrics)
> > > > We can bicker it out > > > > We can bicker it out
> > > > or
> > > > bickerfest it out > > > > bickerfest it out
> > > > or
> > > > We can bickerfest it out > > > > We can bickerfest it out
> > > while signing on as blurbees, i just thought of this variation:
> > > ? We can bickerfest > > > ? We can bickerfest
> > > which i think works pretty good for that refrain thinger in the song.
> > > anyway, i gotta go now, or i'll miss my daily midnight deadline for > > > posting the new blurbees song of the day.
> > > i haven't even picked one out for Monday yet, so... i'm really in a > > > rush here.
> > > > > etc.
> > > > > hey, i didn't even change the lyrics that much.
> > > > > the humor is built right in.
> > > > > do you think Yoko and Paul would make a fuss if we used it?
> > > > > LOL
> > > > > anyway, back to the bickerfest grind for moi.
> > > > > i couldn't resist posting that because i found myself laughing while > > > > > singing it outloud as i walked from the bathroom back to the computer > > > > > room.
> > Jeez, I feel like I'm raining on the parade tonight, only commenting > > in the negative, but are these songs in the public domain?
> i highly doubt it.
> hence:
> > > > > Life is very short... > > > > > So there's not much tiiiiiime.... > > > > > For fussing and fighting my friends...
> followed by:
> > > > > do you think Yoko and Paul would make a fuss if we used it?
> > > > > LOL
> so what's up, Arleen?
> just in the mood to get whoooooooshed?
It isn't that hard to do. Especially on four hours of sleep.
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