Somewhere in the back of everyone\'s mind is fuzzy stuff. It leaks out once in a while, and needs to be tossed off ( ;) ) or it sticks to your face and weirds out the neighbors.

Someone rated this song a 10? Doesn\'t that cheapen the rating system a little

This song is not, to my mind, at all a fair representation of Loudon's work/songwriting ability. I too like Rufus--and enjoy his work more--but Loudon's got some well-written stuff, and his son, for all the distance and difference between them, pretty clearly learned a thing or two from his dad (and his sister, and his mother...). Said dad does have an unfortunate tendency toward the ludic, but it's not usually this, well, ludicrous. My $.02, FWTW. :)

NO. No no no. No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no

Please, somebody make his wish come true...

Song would have been better if he said macheesemo instead of makismo - actually no - it\'s just incredibly low brow.

Cute. I like the bit with the tongue. And dealing with men and "all their come and go". I wonder what he could possibly mean by that? And of course, the invocation of the subjunctive, that least respected of verb conjugations.

God this is horrid CRAP.

I\'ll pass. But thanks anyway.

Oh man, this one is a stinker. Toss it in with \"John Valby\'s Greatest Hits\".

Not Loudon\'s best, but it\'s funny once in awhile.