Boom da da doom da doom da doom can't touch this!
I wonder if MC Hammer ever got sued by Rick James for his sample of SuperFreak that features in Can't Touch This?
___
Today marks 9 years of marriage for my wife and I. You poor soul, you had no idea what you were getting into! ;)
I love you, Kathy. Happy Anniversary!
~Rob
P.S. You know how they have a themed present list for each year of a marriage? Like, the first year is paper, the second is cotton and so on? Well, the ninth year is supposed to be pottery, but really, who gives pottery as gifts anymore? I have decided that the 9th year will the XBox 360 year. Traditions have to start somewhere.
Jenn says “Good luck on that.”
OK, I was going to say that I thought the Nailmore Sledge was some sort of dogsled like runnered (obviously not a word) contraption for hauling stuff through the snow. Possibly requiring more fingernails when sliding out of control down the mountainside. Why would this be a valuable artifact? Dunno.
Happy Anniversary, Rob and Kathy!
Happy Anniversary, Rob and Kathy! I hope the XBox 360 theme works out for you. If it does you’ve pioneered a new frontier for married couples.
MC Hammer did get sued by Rick James in 1990 for his use of a part of “Super Freak” in his song “Can’t Touch This”. James won the suit, shared that year’s Grammy as co-composer of the year’s best song…
Thanks, Shannon and John! I thought so, but I wasn’t sure.
Actually, MC Hammer paid a bunch of money for those bars of music.