> > > > THANKS Howard. Now you've got that song stuck in my head. As soon as I saw the word Chatanooga, my brain started tapping along and shortly my whole body was resonating with Chatanooga Choo Choo.
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> > > > I played this song when I was learning Trombone.
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> > > > It WAS a great song. But having it stuck in my head for hours on end is not fun.
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> > > > ladada(had the Summer Lovin' stuck for THREE MONTHS)dada
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> > > You know, Roy Rogers once had some trouble with a mountain lion that used to come in to the ranch at night and gnaw on his cowboy boots outside the door. One day he finally got tired of it and went out and shot the critter. The next morning his wife found the dead mountain lion outside the door and asked, "Pardon me Roy, is that the cat who chewed your new shoes?"
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> > *sigh* Enough people have now asked me what the heck this joke means that I guess I should explain it. The song "Chattanooga Choo Choo", referenced above, contains the line "Pardon me, boys, is that the Chattanooga Choo Choo?" OK. It's a very old song. It's not a very good joke. And there are too many people here who make me feel really, really old. But *I* thought it was funny, OK?
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> > Brunnen-"so there"G
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> I got it. It was a real groan. Sorry you had to explain it to the youngsters. Don't you just hate doing that!
> Howard

Well, I'm 19 and I got it, but that was do to my being a fan of 'Young Frankenstine' (there is a refrence that to that song my Dad explained to me years ago. "Pardon me boy, is this the Transilvania Station?" "Yah, Yah track 39...Can I give you a shine?"

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