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I’m so glad you enjoyed it.

It should be. I'm craving Leslie Fish's Drunken Alien and can't find it.

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Thank you.

Sorry. Even butchered, I think it's still too long for YT. By all means, everybody go listen to the full version. ruclips.net/video/U54S4JM7OP0/видео.htmlsi=W07rouHqz8OiGFNZ

I’m so glad you enjoyed it.

Tapeworm III Bob Kanefsky

Yes Thank you so much for allowing it. Sorry I didn't ask permission first. I think I did another from that tape and have another cooking.

​@@ladybuglisawahl It's all good. You don't need to ask. It's not my music. It's Roberta's. I'm just glad it's being shared around more.

I’m so glad you enjoyed it.

I’m so glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks

What I noticed making this is how often he's seducing women as a means to a goal, so it's only his duty. It just happens to be the first solution that comes to mind.

@ But, the endless purr of “Jim, I haven’t seen you since the Academy” never fails to amuse.

You’re not alone. According to YT, most of my viewers are over 55.

Thank you. I try.

I hear Twilight Zone music.

I’m so glad you enjoyed it.

And what would we sing about without plot attacks? LOL

Glad you enjoyed it

Me too. It helped me through some rough times.

Maybe a little more training in how to run away.

At the very least an absolute jackpot of a life insurance plan? But yeah body armor. Some dogs to sniff out exploding rocks.

Aww. Thank you.

I'm a prude. I some verses out.

As I say, I don’t mind at all. I am a prude, too, lol.

Definitely!

Wish I'd been along.

You're welcome. Amazing how much is online now.

So glad!

Thank you. I’ve been a filk fan since my first Star Trek con in 1975, when things were running late and they handed out lyric sheets to keep us pacified. We had a whole ballroom singing “Glory Glory Roddenberry.”

Thank you.

@@ladybuglisawahl np

Nero Wolfe, a television series adapted from Rex Stout's series of detective stories that aired for two seasons (2001-2002) on A&E

I like this version better.

Thanks. Great to hear it.

I too have been finding digital version of filk tapes I used to have, but some I haven't heard in 40 years are well remembered. This one inspired me to keep track of Sue news over the years.

Out of print but on yt ruclips.net/video/oHWRwXIa3Sk/видео.htmlsi=QUQtlwnrvZRyeLvr

archive.org/details/Dr-Jane-Dr-Janes-Remains

@@ladybuglisawahl Thanks, but I still have my CD. I wanted to share his genius with other people. I also adore Who Owns the Bones?

@@socrates17 Me too and I found some specials on Sue that I could use to do it. But it's so long.

Thanks for the encouragement. Now I want to do Digga Bigga Bone. ruclips.net/video/rNRqThVvIAQ/видео.html

I’m so glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you kindly.😀

This version is from their 1988 album Station Break. I have another version on Shoot the Moon Recorded Live at Lunacon, Boskone, and Darkovercon 1992.

It was just begging to be done while I was browsing NASA's library.

Thank you.

Glad you liked it!

Oops. I kept thinking there were too many ns.

Not that I've heard. Great idea!

​@@ladybuglisawahl I don't know how long the movie would be, but it would determine how long the ten scenes (since there are ten verses) would be, but you'd see what they did, and how they did it. Wikipedia even says who the characters are in each verse.

Banned From Argo When we pulled into Argo Port in need of R. & R., The crew set out investigating every joint and bar. We had high expectations of their hospitality, But found too late it wasn't geared for spacers such as we. CHORUS: And we're banned from Argo, every one. Banned from Argo, just for having a little fun. We spent a jolly shore leave there for just three days or four, But Argo doesn't want us anymore. The Captain's tastes were simple, but his methods were complex. We found him with five partners, each of a different world and sex. The Shore Police were on the way--we had no second chance. We beamed him up in the nick of time--and the remnants of his pants. Our Engineer would yield to none at putting down the brew. He outdrank seven space marines and a demolition crew. The Navigator didn't win, but he outdrank almost all, And now they've got a shuttlecraft on the roof of City Hall. Our proper, cool First Officer was drugged with something green, And hauled into an alley, where he suffered things obscene. He sobered up in Sickbay and he's none the worse for wear, Except he's somehow taught the bridge computer how to swear. The Head Nurse disappeared awhile in the major Dope Bazaar, Buying an odd green potion "guaranteed to cause Pon-Farr". She came home with no uniform and an oddly cheerful heart, And a painful way of walking--with her feet a yard apart. Our lady of Communications won a ship-wide bet By getting into the planet's main communications net. Now every time someone calls up on an Argo telescreen, The flesh is there, but the clothes they wear are nowhere to be seen. Our Doctor loves Humanity; his private life is quiet. The Shore Police arrested him for inciting whores to riot. We found him in the city jail, locked on and beamed him free-Intact except for hickeys and six kinds of VD. Our Helmsman loves exotic plants; the plants all love him too. He took some down on leave with him, and we wondered what they'd do, 'Til the planetary governor called and swore upon his life That a gang of plants entwined his house and then seduced his wife! A gang of pirates landed, and nobody seemed to care. They stamped into the nearest bar to announce that they were there. Half our crew was busy there, and invited them to play, But the pirates only looked at us, and turned and ran away. Our crew is Starfleet's finest, and our record is our pride. And when we play we tend to leave a trail a mile wide. We're sorry about the wreckage and the riots and the fuss. At least we're sure that planet won't be quick forgetting us!