MELT-PROOF AND SCRATCH-RESISTANT

Eat This One, Sinking Ship!

Posted about 1 year ago

Comments (13)

  1. Bartleby says This an incredible mesmerism by music. I've never heard of Kahimi Marie before but I'm under her spell and for the foreseeable future. I agree with you regarding crate digging. I love the high one gets from loitering in a record shop, looking for nothing in particular but with a hunch that you'll find it eventually. -- Nothing beats that for me except when I'm in a bookshop in Charing Cross, I get more hysteric than 1,000 women doing the sales in Topshop. Thanks again for the incredible Kahimi.
    Permalink posted 05/10/2008
  2. missjunk says Wow wow wow, you find some great stuff. Thanks so much for your posts.
    Permalink posted 05/10/2008
  3. Cody B says That's pretty damn funny Lester! Nice one.
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  4. Lester Jonze says Well, I do what I can. Just trying to take it back!
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  5. Lizziegreeneyes says heheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheh... tears man, actual tears over this one !!!
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  6. TylerDurden says DANGIT MOG FOR SUCKING SO BAD SOMETIMES -> HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO CLICK ON A YOU TUBE VIDEO BEFORE I REMEMBER THEY WON'T PLAY FOR ME -> but I am sure it was funny as hell...laugh it up everyone, TYLER'S ON THE HALF TIT
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  7. dachmo says I'll never get tired of this song, ...well maybe.
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  8. Bartleby says This is excellent -- I meant to reply to your comment back on Multi and am glad you posted this song on MOG. Let's get that boat rocking.
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  9. Anonymous says Ya know. i find it difficult to find any more humour in the wreck of the "Fitzgerald" than i do in that of the Lifeship "Mona" or the sinking of the "Reuben James". They found the "Fitzgerald" on the bottom a while back, and it turns out that what happened to her was what i'd guessed (exacerbated by the fact that she had been stretched by something like fifty feet by welding in a new section of hull - she got caught between two wave peaks and broke her back, which is not uncommon for the ore boats that carry dense cargoes and have to be long for their width to work the canals and seways and locks. Speaking of the "Mona", i feel a post coming on...
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  10. Anonymous says RIGHT ON!
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  11. Anonymous says lester, youd' better take care if i find you've been creeping round my back stair... nice one!
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  12. Anonymous says This song used to make me cry when I was a kid.
    Permalink posted 05/13/2008
  13. indiepixie says haha i'm late to jump on this wagon, but great vid :)
    Permalink posted 05/14/2008

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