Peter Alling wrote:
> Amusing but typical, a friend of mine, who runs the local bakery,
> received a gift of a ceramic bakery, a wintery scene out of dickens
> which lights up and plays a number of summer songs from the late 19th
> to early 20th century, ("In the Good Old Summer Time", Roll Out the Barrel,
> etc.),
> and for some unknown reason "Pink Cadillac" all on a chip programmed to
> sound like
> a carnival calliope. The Chinese must think we're very strange...
Well the silly snodomes are silly enough, it is true,but the Chinese workers
would be unlikely to know which tunes were correct...
Now that I think of it, there are probably a few on the list who never heard
of the first couple of songs you listed :)
When I showed the object to friends the other night they started laughing
at the tackiness BEFORE they heard the music... and said
"What does it play, Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel ??? My apologies if I spelled
that wrong .
This will either peak the interest of others on the list to look at the listing
or thouroughly baffle them ;)
ann
>
> At 02:32 AM 1/19/04, you wrote:
> >No, I'm not going to give you the high sign that
> >there is an LX on my listing
> >for you to grab for $5.00 ....
> >
> >I have a few pics listed and a funny item that I
> >can't remember if I told you guys about....
> >
> >check out the snowdome for a giggle
> >http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2979583480
> >
> >(and I put up a photo that I almost used for
> >February)
> >
> >annsan for a multicultural peaceful world
> >
> >I wish I could get to sleep sometime before 2 am
> >--
> >I need to get in shape for GFM
>
> I drink to make other people interesting.
> -- George Jean Nathan
