life with neighbors
Sep. 23rd, 2006 07:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fleaDear Frat Boys Next Door,
Singing along, drunkenly, to Forever Young at 2am is funny and ironic, especially since you were probably not born when the song came out. Singing along to "I will be your hero, baby" just makes you sound like someone's bitch.
Happily when mr. flea got dressed and went to ask them to shut up, they did very quickly and thoroughly.
In other news, how do you move an incredibly stubborn child's bedtime to at least one hour earlier? Besides waiting for daylight savings time, which believe me I am.
Singing along, drunkenly, to Forever Young at 2am is funny and ironic, especially since you were probably not born when the song came out. Singing along to "I will be your hero, baby" just makes you sound like someone's bitch.
Happily when mr. flea got dressed and went to ask them to shut up, they did very quickly and thoroughly.
In other news, how do you move an incredibly stubborn child's bedtime to at least one hour earlier? Besides waiting for daylight savings time, which believe me I am.
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Date: 2006-09-23 02:22 pm (UTC)Like, the Alphaville song "Forever Young"? 'Cause I would *not* have expected contemporary frat boys to have ever heard of it. Or is there some other much more famous "Forever Young" out there that I am missing because my knowledge of pop music is oddly spotty?
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