HardTime :: Illusion from ze frank on Vimeo.
and a Jeremy Piven movie...
Don’t be so hard on the Tri.
Just ‘cause the weather’s so dry.
And though there’s not much to see,
I hear it calling to me...
Tri-Cities.
O-ohh… Tri-Cities.
Please… Tri-Cities.
Tri-Cities.
The Tri!
You're not alone.
The Tri!
Tonight, my baby.
The Tri!
You'll always be loved.
The Tri!
That’s right.
Tri-Cities.
Today I dreamed,
Of the boat I had before.
And I feel so sad.
‘Cause I can’t take her out anymore.
My feelings hurt
But you know I overcome the pain.
With some substance use,
The memories suppressed in my brain.
The Tri!
You're not alone.
The Tri!
Tonight, my baby.
The Tri!
You'll always be loved.
The Tri!
Oh!
Hydroplanes… asparagus,
It never rains,
Just clouds of dust… if you come with me,
You’ll come to see,
Sunsets red!
Sunsets red.
I just said....
Sunsets red.
The boredom there, we entertained ourselves.
It is scary now,
To think of all the beer we stole from the shelves.
Drinking warm Bud Light,
Makes you feel like you’re a man!
Methamphetamine,
Take a sniff of it whenever you can.
The Tri.... you're not alone.
... Don’t be so hard on the Tri…
The Tri.... tonight my baby
... Just ‘cause the weather’s so dry...
The Tri.... you'll always be loved
... And though there’s not much to see...
The Tri... tonight, Tri-Cities
...I hear you calling to me.
The Tri... the Tri... the Tri... whoa the Tri...
Tri... The Tri...
Yes you’ll still be loved
The Tri.
The Tri tonight,
Ohh..
Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities,
No not Walla Walla…
Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities, Tri-Cties
Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities,
Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities, Tri-Cities
Tri-Cities....
The Tri tonight…
You'll still be loved.
As children our first introduction into the world of pleasurable senses was inevitably candy. For the uber-young, candy is rock and roll, porn, youtube, twitter, bourbon, caffeine, nicotine, Viagra and boating (more on that later) combined. It was a reward for being good at the mall. It was something you snuck without telling your parents. It was something you binged on on Halloween and it made you sick and you did it any way. It was in Easter baskets, Christmas stockings, birthday piñatas, and Valentine’s pockets. I almost feel dirty talking about candy, because we, as adults, push candy on kids and basically promote addictive behavior. How else can you explain this? Or this? Or for God’s sake, THIS!? We had candy cocaine, candy beer (currently in prohibition. Sign a petition to bring it back.), candy Quaaludes, candy jewelry, and candy Vicadin. I guess giving candy to kids gives them a real taste of adulthood: numb your pain with a temporary sensual pleasure that is ultimately very bad for you. But I have found a new hope, a shining example of candyhood that may change the face of candydom forever! Can we possibly find a guilt-free, ever enjoyable candy that is not only good, but good for us, and good for the country, and quite possibly good for the world? In short: YES WE CAN!
Danny:
I have a bit of a sweet-tooth, so I am a big fan of candy. If I had to pick one favorite candy, it would probably be Swedish Fish. Nope, changed my mind, it's Charleston Chew. Wait, wait, wait, make that a Whatchamacallit. Man, now I'm hungry.
Then Keyboard Cat made me feel okay about laughing.