Next: A Levi's commercial featuring "Big Bottom"? A couple of LA blogs say this commercial was first aired on news radio, but now it's on TV: An American Express commercial using "Gimme Some Money" as incidental music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLYk0CgxQbM At last, the royalties will allow the Thamesmen to retire in comfort. Meantime, here's a photo I took today near the casa. Merry Christmas.
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BTW, what's up with Blogger? Apparently they don't allow a commenter's name to link to a website any longer. Noticed that on a few different sites.
It did start out as a slur, a regional version of white trash. It somehow got cachet over the years. Don't know why.
As for Blogger, you can thank Google for the weirdness. Since Google absorbed Blogger, it's easier to do some things (load photos, set up comments, and dink around with your template). The trade-off is, as you've found, commenters can't link to web sites.
It is free, however ...
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