h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

noooo, it's a reference to the pic I usually use when I'm using htis name^^

All I can say to that is.....wibble.

*twitch, twitchy twitch, giggle* s...sorryXD

It's time to put on some mood music. We have several options:

--"Attack of the mad mutant hornets from Doctor Wacko's dungeon"

--"159 variations on 'Here we go looby-loo'," by Joachim Zunterhind.

--"Bolero," as reimagined by the Chipmunks.

--Tchaikovsky's "Waltz of the flowers" as rescored for tuba and triangle.

--"The Well-Tempered Clavier," by J S Bach, as performed on theater organ.

chipmunks! the song reimagined by the chipmunks!XD

i agree! chipmunks sound good!

*claps* whoooo! encore, encore!

Next, we have the Louisville Slug Chorus singing "Just a song at twilight," followed by the late Lawrence Welk, propped up on his music stand, conducting "Roll out the barrel."

*claps and cheers*

This next piece was recorded by the Friends of Bill Chorus, which was so large that they filled a football stadium, and couldn't agree on what song to sing. So, they did a medley of 2,840 songs, which runs for 100 CD's, and is so heavy the deliveryman got a hernia...

you could snd it over t'interweb, it might scare away the tho

XD that'd help>=3

I rather enjoyed their rendition of "Raindrops keep falling on my head," especially the thunderstorm that came out of nowhere and drowned out the bass section, which was flat (but not so flat as to be inaudible 0

XD

The next song is by an unusual singer who calls herself "I'm not me." All her songs contain nonsequiturs, because as she starts to sound like herself, she changes so as to sound different.

sounds great!
*grabs some to add to listening pleasure.

*nibbling a cookie while listening*

And here's a golden oldie: Mrs. Miller, the quavery-voiced ex-opera singer, singing "When the buzzards return to Hinkley, Ohio." A must-have for any respectable CD collection (except that I think it only ever appeared on vinyl).

*nods a little, listening quietly*