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The model T ,Fanny was good car but if you had a smash in it ,bad news, later models were fitted with Ejaculated seats.

A soothing, relaxing Ballard

So wild

I listened to about 10 of these songs and then went yard selling. while out it hit me that the reason i was able to be on this earth for 57 years with my friends and family and not have heard any of them is that they are "AI" generated. This proves what I've been thinking for a few years now: AI is only a few iterations away from being able to fool us and create art that is good enough for most people. It's already good enough to fool and entertain me..

You just don't get great role models like this today. A sad loss to humanity.

Vulva was born Hymena Frotttalia. Her conservative family rejected her fundamental talent. She snatched an opportunity to perform with the Ding Dong Boys. Immediately she was seen to be the best back up singer for hit band Toss My Salad. She never had to look back again. Her mansion in Hollywood was called Back Door. It was always open.

Well, so humour isn't dead..... wonder what the PC Brigade think of this !

great ltrics!

great bio facts

My local supermarket includes this song as part of its Tuesday morning 1950’s medley on the piped music system. The pensioners love it because it reminds them of their younger days. Some even sing along to it as they shop.

sum like that

nice song love it

Now we know the inspiration for Elvis

They originally wanted Doris Day but she was so embarrassed she couldnt record it

I am a sucker for ballads, especially listening to such soothing music after Sunday Service. Another banger! A smash hit all along the Pacific Rim.

Fetches back fond memories of Christmas 1959

My grandmother's second husband's sister's best friend's high school friend saw Barbara Streisand perform this number on Broadway back in '73. Said it was a SMASH!

I can see a house wife putting this album on while she prepares meatloaf and mashed potatoes and a stiff cocktail for her husband’s arrival from a long days work at the ad agency.

My Grandparents used this as their wedding dance song. Grandma's request.

STRONG DRINK!!!!!YOU GOING NEED SOMETHING STRONGER THAN THAT😂😂

A.I. IS OUT OF CONTROL 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Look at that smile, LOOK AT THAT SMILE!

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Most of you out there don't know it, but Vulva Valoo was also a talented nightclub performer. My uncle caught her famous "Disappearing Vegetables" act in Hoboken, in about '64 I think it was. Hell, he was talking about it to his dying day. RIP to Onkel Heinrich (Uncle Henry) and also to the great VV herself.

Surely the title should be *Smashin' My Fanny*, not 'Smash In My Fanny' - the latter makes no sense, whereas the former does!

AI

Kinda of a Christmas vibe and makes me feel like a kid again...magical

I got the weirdest "community note" that above the comment section. Like those climate change or vax notices RUclips like to add to a video. On this video. But it only says "context". You broke the system with this one.

This is what Frank Sinatra heard in his mind when hittin

Big black dome???

Ah, they don't write them like this anymore.

This song made me want to go look for a nice sexy granny.

Where is this shit coming from?

🤣😂😅

Sandy’s second favorite song.

Lol my British self is giggling hard

Disgusting!

Gawd if you listen to lyrics,don't think it would get played on the radio today ha ha,do you think someone could send a dedication a request on the BBC radio 2 Sara Cox show,,😍

My Mum used to phone my Dad at work, and sing this to him. The b side was...Smash my backdoor in.

BTW.... I played this song to my wife over and over again.... sadly, she didn't get the hint...

This was originally written as an ode to Nate King Cole.......a much noted crooner and spooner!

Is this a British or American fanny? Ahh, American.

I Smashed it Fanny 💢💪 What Day is it Lol

Fabulous 🤩

My Nanny and Grandpa smooched to this whilst doing the dishes on Christmas Day…great times ❤

what a great song timeless.lol.

wtf did I just listen to????

What planet is this?

Vulva Valoo a.k.a. Deborah Miscovich, born 1924, died 1962 parents were poverty-stricken immigrants who came to Ohio and eked out a meager existence as haberdashers. Deborah left the haberdashery at 16 in 1940 and assumed the stage name "Vulva Valoo", she never looked back.

Fun Facts: when Lustin was a boy his brother was killed in a horrible Alpaca sheering incident on the family farm just outside Caracas Venezuela, his Father never forgave him.