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    Posted: September 19 2009 at 13:39
Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Originally posted by p0mt3 p0mt3 wrote:

Oh, and to the topic starter . . . not to nitpick, but the Walrus doesn't go ''Coo Coo Ka Choo", he goes, "Goo Goo G'joob". Wink


I always have had it in my head as the former, but if you check out the lyrics booklet...LOL


Those of us who remember the immortal Alvin Stardust know where "Coo Ka Choo" comes from.
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Er, my daughter's 23.  But might as well join in.  Anytub At All.
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Originally posted by Roland113 Roland113 wrote:

Originally posted by p0mt3 p0mt3 wrote:

Oh, and to the topic starter . . . not to nitpick, but the Walrus doesn't go ''Coo Coo Ka Choo", he goes, "Goo Goo G'joob". Wink


Yet you nitpick anyways Wink



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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

 
Why don't we do it in the bath?
 
You can't sing that to children Steve!


Hey it's better than in the road, isn't itWink LOL

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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

 
Why don't we do it in the bath?
 
You can't sing that to children Steve!


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Or Lucy in the bubbles with diamonds  !
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I have to start on the Grand Kids. They will Beatlemaniacs by the time they are 5. Another serious issue as well is making sure they follow the right footy teamSmile
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My little daughter (2 years) always start to dance when she hears "I Saw Her Standing There", and when i played "Anna" she do a strange dance, akin to the music.

When i put to her the DVD anthology and saw for the first time "I Saw Her Standing There", she did not know what to do, if dance as usual, or look to Paul how's sang that song.



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Originally posted by p0mt3 p0mt3 wrote:

Oh, and to the topic starter . . . not to nitpick, but the Walrus doesn't go ''Coo Coo Ka Choo", he goes, "Goo Goo G'joob". Wink


I always have had it in my head as the former, but if you check out the lyrics booklet...LOL
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Sgt. Pepper's Only Bath Tub Band happens to be my favourite shower power album...



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Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

 
Why don't we do it in the bath?
 
You can't sing that to children Steve!
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Happiness is a warm tub
 
A day in the Bath
 
All you need is soap
 
I'll follow the Suds
 
O-bubble-di, O-bubble-da
 
Sgt Peppers lonely bath plug band
 
She threw it out the bathroom window
 
Strawberry shampoo forever
 
The long and winding overflow pipe
 
Why don't we do it in the bath?
 
You're going to lose that (Rubber)  Duck 
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Chopper - I love the bubbles idea

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Tarquin - I actually cackled this morning at work when I sang the 'Scrub me do' line.  That one is definitely going into the rotation.


Jeff - Will do, thanks man

Matthew - great to hear, I think it's up to us as parents to usher in a new generation of music lovers.
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Originally posted by p0mt3 p0mt3 wrote:

Oh, and to the topic starter . . . not to nitpick, but the Walrus doesn't go ''Coo Coo Ka Choo", he goes, "Goo Goo G'joob". Wink


Yet you nitpick anyways Wink

You'll notice that I've changed every other lyric in my version, why should this one be any different.
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I don't have an unnatural obsession with Disney Princesses, I have a fourteen year old daughter and coping mechanisms.
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

there's nothing in world like daddy time...  a princess of a young lady...and take the Beatles with that.  I have to admit.. my weary jaded soul warmed appreciably reading your post Roland.  As i said.. great stuff. Enjoyed your post. 


Thank you Mickey, I had some what of a jaded heart as well until Tori was born.  I think I've smiled more over the the past two years than I had in the twenty years before that.  I'm thirty-seven and I feel like a kid again. 

Ok, I'll have to get a (modest) bath time picture to post in the forum.  Give me a couple of days and I'll post a picture of her.
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Originally posted by Roland113 Roland113 wrote:

Good ideas all, Ob-La-Di is a great recommendation, and I think Maxwell's Silver Hammer could be altered to become more age appropriate.  You'll note the reworked lyrics to I am the Walrus for much the same reason.  The original is a little trippy.

Slarti, thanks for the ideas, though the first two that you mentioned (the ones that you didn't actually disqualify) were half of the reason for the original post.

and Tarquin, thank you for the compliment.

Jeff (J-Man), she will actually turn two on Monday, we're having the big party on Saturday.


Tell her I wish her a happy birthday!Smile

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My kids copped Yellow sub and Octopus's Garden and Birthday which gets played every birthday ( I was just reminded when I asked ) Help was mentioned but when I first asked what were the standouts I heard Heaps.LOL My kids for some strange reason practically know the whole DiscographyWink
 
Bath is mentioned in Norwegian Wood,remember he did not want to sleep in itThumbs Up
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Happiness is a Warm Tub?
 
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Bath?
 
Scrub Me Do?
 
.....ok...fine....those were all stretches....Embarrassed
 
 
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