Tuesday, April 05, 2005

They Built That City

I have to stop hitting Enter after typing the title! Hey, this is kind of title-ating.

What was Jefferson Starship supposed to have done? Was it destroy rock and roll? I think what happened is that they built San Francisco on top of it (rock and roll that is). That probably accounts for all the hills. What is a rolling hill anyway? I've never heard anyone describe the hills in San Francisco as rolling but they sure are rocking. If these hills are a rocking "Mr. Huge" is probably searching for Farrah - or re-living that first date.

Dr. P is back in town - had a short detour in K.C. Everyone I met was friendly but it sure was dark there.

This "Mr. Huge" thing - just like calling a big guy "Tiny".

6 comments:

MrHuge2U said...

How can it be dark in KC? I heard that there is a band of sunshine there. Uh Huh. Uh Huh. That's the way. I also heard that your name was derived from an old saying - something about "being dumber than a post" but again, your name speaks for itself.

MrHuge2U said...

If Jefferson Starship progressed from Jefferson Airplane, then what's next? I would suggest Jefferson Thomas for the underrepresented dyslexic in our community. Of course, they may be too busy watching Jefferson George to even notice. It Got?

Nathan Kinzel said...

I think Jefferson Davis may be appropriate to appease the southern region of our country. After all, if they can build San Francisco why couldn't they prop up Atlanta too?

MrHuge2U said...

Who really built San Francisco? It's a little know fact that it was founded by three siblings: Sam, Fran, and their kid, Cisco. They eventually changed their name to Peter, Paul, and Mary and started singing under the pseudonym or pseudofed of Jefferson Airplane.

Nathan Kinzel said...

I hear that Sam also tripped as he was carrying a pile of deli meat through the fresh bread section of Safeway thereby, albeit inadvertantly, inventing the Samich.

MrHuge2U said...

No, No, No. Sam was trying to purchase the green eggs and ham! but he was quickly whisked away by his uncle (and his namesake) to join the army. After he got out, he worked at an ice rink where he invented this machine called a samboni.