Ain’t you the guy who used to set the paces / Riding up in front of a hundred faces? / I don’t suppose you would remember me, / But I used to follow you back in 2014.
I got a good job and I’m newly born, / You should see me dressed up in my uniform. / I work in a pet store selling budgie seed, / And piling the stuff for the vermin pee.
Honestly, this probably should’ve been more of a Lottie, Shauna, or Linton job. Might not have had any more luck with it, but they would’ve been able to make a better (or at least more passionate) case for it.
John Campbell about 1 year ago
Ain’t you the guy who used to set the paces / Riding up in front of a hundred faces? / I don’t suppose you would remember me, / But I used to follow you back in 2014.
I got a good job and I’m newly born, / You should see me dressed up in my uniform. / I work in a pet store selling budgie seed, / And piling the stuff for the vermin pee.
— The Whom, “Pet Store”, Scooter Up (1973)
scyphi26 about 1 year ago
Honestly, this probably should’ve been more of a Lottie, Shauna, or Linton job. Might not have had any more luck with it, but they would’ve been able to make a better (or at least more passionate) case for it.
bilbrlsn about 1 year ago
How very prophetic. Vermin is Donnie’s new word for anyone who doesn’t gargle his wrinklies.
GaryCooper about 1 year ago
It’s best to mix the seeds, for a Cheep Trill.
Aladar30 Premium Member about 1 year ago
He’s become a shadow of his former self.