For the musically knowledgeable who also have young kids amoungst us...I need to identify the music used on the Boogie Babies trailer (the one which showed a baby developing to a toddler and then a young boy and all this on a disco dance floor).
And quick too...
Thanks all...
Sorry, can't help as I don't remember the music at all, but that advert really disturbed me.
Paedophile's wet dream; don't they remember that ill-fated dancing children show on channel 4 years ago?
Mini-Pops?
Brrr. That disturbed me, even at the time - when I was young enough for it not to be illegal.
A travesty alongside the cancellation of the original Doctor Who.
You're arranging a disco for your son's play group arn't you?
I'm not even asking any questions here, I'll just say one word:
pederasticism
and I'll leave it at that.
In future, Byron, can you stick to saying words you haven't made up?
Failing that, are you going to be in Daredevil 2?
Ooohh...okay, the gloves are off now!
You pused it, boy, you pushed too far!
You sewed the whirlwind, well now it's time to reap the thunder!
[Anyway, I like words that I make up, since it's the only time I'm sure that I know the meaning of whatever it is I'm saying]
'Pused it too far'?
Hard habit to break, eh?
Damn you and insolent infraweb chicanery!
Oh, that's it Buddy Boy! I'm going Off the Hook with you now, boy!! You pushed me all the way to the Endzone!!
[There was another grammatical error too, but I'm not telling you what!]
I looked up pederasticism in a dictionary, the word byron has drawn that from has such a nasty meaning.
I'm surprised you didn't guess what it was given the topic of the thread, and the mention of the shameful Mini-Pops.
[Actually, Professor Bear, have you seen this Beebie Babies thing? If so, how is it different?]
Actually, Byron, mine eyes are unsullied by the sight of, and I remain unaware of, the Beebie Babies, beyond the name - and thank the blessed Goddess that I do so. 'Twas merely the mention of the accursed and deeply disturbing Mini-Pops that raised mine hackles.
Normal service comparing Byron to professional 'actor' and charisma vacuum Ben Affleck shall now resume...
I think referring to him as an 'actor'is somewhat overstating the case!
And I'd prefer if you didn't draw allusions between the self-same Mr. Afleck's appearance, and my own manly, rugged features, if you please.
To be honest, I found it less insulting when someone reffered to me as 'looking like a kiddie fiddler'.
Byron looks more like Norman Lovett.
I'll take that with a pinch of salt, coming from the boy who looks like the bastard son of Michael Moore!
mini trout.
nuff said
dan