Ketchup with Us #6

Michele at olddognewtits and Mel at According to Mags are hosting their bi-monthly ? link up again. What fun, ladies!

'KETCHUP WITH US' - PROMPT #6 
IN 57 WORDS OR LESS, TELL US ABOUT SOMETHING YOU'RE NOT THANKFUL FOR.

 

I hate the ads on TV for E.D. products.
Those warnings. Yeah, stop and think on that.


They're always at supper time.
It's stick picker upper time.
But you just might go blind.Stop.

Anyhow this is my 57 words on the subject of E.D. ads.




Stuck in truck
Covered in muck
Feeling so yuck
But am in luck.  

 Just skip the shower
 Blue pills will give power
 To go on for hours
 And fuck like a duck.      

Sounded romantic
Sex would be frantic
Screw being pedantic
This aging I'll buck.

 After four hours
 Can't see the flowers
 Boner it towers.
 Hospital sucks.      

Rolling Stones 1965

While I can still remember, and thanks to Amy at  Betty Rants  and Guapo at Guapola , I  am trying to remember concerts I (we) have been to over the years. Might be boring but probably good for the memory. At least thats my excuse for now. This could take a while.


1965   The Rolling Stones in Clearwater at a Grapefruit League baseball stadium. They played 4 songs and left. Assholes in the crowd ruined it.

On June 5, 1965, The Rolling Stones played to about 3,000 people at Jack Russell Stadium in Clearwater, Florida while on their third US tour. According to a June 6, 2007 article in the St. Petersburg Times, about 200 young fans got in an altercation with a line of police officers at the show, and The Stones made it through just 4 songs as chaos ensued. That night, Keith Richards woke up in his hotel room with the guitar riff and lyric "Can't get no satisfaction" in his head. He recorded it on a portable tape deck, went back to sleep, and brought it to the studio that week. The tape contained his guitar riff followed by the sounds of him snoring.

Richards was staying at the Fort Harrison Hotel (known at the time as the Jack Tar Harrison Hotel) when he rolled out of bed with the idea for this. The hotel still exists. In 1975, it was bought by the Church of Scientology and frequently hosts religious retreats. (thanks, Jack Russell - clearwater, FL). from songfacts.com

Was too young to drive, so my stepmother dropped 3 of us off and picked us up. Thanks to her.
Hey, it's a start.