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'“I'd rather jack than Fleetwood Mac” was a lyric in a novelty song from 1989 by one-hit wonders the Reynolds Girls. The word “Jack” was a kind of dance associated with the then newly-popular House music and the Reynolds Girls meant they'd rather do that than listen to Fleetwood Mac.' Google AI
Hive Mind help re a song lyric on 08:08 - Jan 12 by WeWereZombies
'“I'd rather jack than Fleetwood Mac” was a lyric in a novelty song from 1989 by one-hit wonders the Reynolds Girls. The word “Jack” was a kind of dance associated with the then newly-popular House music and the Reynolds Girls meant they'd rather do that than listen to Fleetwood Mac.' Google AI
Thank you!
How does Google AI know but Google search doesn't?
Very odd!
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Hive Mind help re a song lyric on 08:14 - Jan 12 with 827 views
Hive Mind help re a song lyric on 08:08 - Jan 12 by WeWereZombies
'“I'd rather jack than Fleetwood Mac” was a lyric in a novelty song from 1989 by one-hit wonders the Reynolds Girls. The word “Jack” was a kind of dance associated with the then newly-popular House music and the Reynolds Girls meant they'd rather do that than listen to Fleetwood Mac.' Google AI
Never heard that before, what a terrible song!
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Hive Mind help re a song lyric on 09:55 - Jan 12 with 519 views
Hive Mind help re a song lyric on 08:57 - Jan 12 by Daninthecampo
Never heard that before, what a terrible song!
I mean, it's fcking awful, isn't it? At one point the, ahem, "Reynolds Girls" seem to be under the impression that Fleetwood Mac are a Heavy Metal band.
And that, if anything, is the high point of the song.
I can only apologise to the Hive Mind for re-polluting it with that bilge.
Bilge is a good word, isn't it? It doesn't quite redeem the thread, but if you have been scarred by what you have heard in any way, then use the word "bilge" tomorrow at work to describe a suggestion someone else makes, and get some kind of redemption from this sorry affair.