Trick question - there was no music in the '80s!
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"Sherry Abercrombie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/29/2008 07:47:59 AM:

> Ok, so lets have a little fun here on the last Friday in August. 
> There are at least 45 songs mentioned in this story, most from the 
> 80's.  The rules:
> 
> 1.  Name the song title
> 2.  Name the artist
> 3.  No cheating.  Do this from memory.  Don't Google or use any 
> other internet resource for your answers.
> 4.  Have fun!!
> 
> I'll post the answers when it looks like all guessing is done. 
> 
> Disclaimer:  I didn't write this, it is from a gaming forum that I'm
> a member of, but I was the winner because I managed to find all the 
songs. 
> 

> The window lickers went on strike yesterday.  I was too sexy for 
> their shirts...too sexy for my shirt...but not too sexy for my Kia. 
> And they didn't like that I wore my sunglasses at night while 
> driving my Little Red Corvette.  So they jammed to Panama and told 
> me they were coming back to get me.  One window licker pulled his 
> tongue off of the windshield and screamed, "If I had a photograph of
> you...there would be something to remind me..."  So, with a Rebel 
> Yell I hollered back, "I want more, more, more! And I will shake you
> all night long!"  So I jammed in my fast machine that I keep the 
> motor clean, and it looks like I will be dancing with myself for 
> awhile.  This situation is spinning right 'round...like a record 
> baby...'round, 'round.  You don't mess with a missionary man!  I 
> know, I know.  I hear you dudes - I need to relax and don't do it, 
> but what if I want to go through it?
> 
> The shortbusians need to know that I am the king of rock, there is 
> none higher, and all their MC's will call me sire...and that to rock
> my kingdom they must use fire, cause I won't stop rock'in 'til I 
> retire!  Until then, they can listen to me on the Mexican Radio as 
> they drive to Panama, and listen in stereo.  Besides, they all wear 
> pink and live in pink houses.  I know they look pretty in pink, and 
> I tell them all of the time "dudes, what I like about you, is that 
> you are the sultans of swing.  But I wear my sunglasses at night 
> because you freaks are blinding me with science."
> 
> Chief window licker stopped the car and pulled out a sledgehammer, 
> she is a goody two shoes, but had a look in her eyes that creeped me
> out.  I think she was thinking about burning down the house.  She 
> came at me with pure energy, while turning Japanese. One dude turned
> up the radio, and chief let out a war cry.  She howled, "We're not 
> gonna take!  No! We ain't gonna take it anymore!" She was coming so 
> fast at me I thought, "If she hits me, it will cut like a knife, and
> I wouldn't have the reflex to take these broken wings (I fell 
> earlier in the day on my arms), and bang a gong and get it on."  But
> I did notice that she was a pretty woman, and I thought, "She's got 
> legs..."  And as fast as she was running at me with her 
> sledgehammer, I also thought, "And she knows how to use them..."
> 
> In conclusion, I grabbed the little mite, unleashed some TNT on her,
> and said, "I will rock you like a hurricane dude! I would walk 500 
> miles on your forehead and toss you under the last train to 
> Clarksville!  You are now loosing your religion and there ain't no 
> sunshine when she's gone, there ain't no mountain high enough for 
> you to be safe!  Ya dig, der kommisar?"
> 
> So they turned and went their way, and I my way.  we crossed a 
> bridge over troubled waters and will get back to normal soon.  Man, 
> everybody wants to rule the world, they want to be their own 
> personal Jesus.  We took one last look at each other I, as I smiled 
> at her, I said, "Hey chief, good girls don't...got it."  I think her
> name is Roxanne.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Sherry Abercrombie
> 
> "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." 
> Arthur C. Clarke 
> 
> 

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