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Musical Monday: She Bop, Cyndi Lauper
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You are most probably aware of the controversy behind Cyndi Lauper's She Bop. Allusion, sticker, it's not like we don't know whatever. I hope you enjoy the beat at least. I do. Guess I always will.



Amanda @ Bloggin with Amanda hosts Musical Monday

Denise @ Run DMT hosts Music Monday Blog Hop

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Monday Mayhem: The 6 best pieces of advice
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1. Someone playing this meme has music playing on their site and it is disrupting what you have playing on your computer while you play this wonderful meme. What's your best advice to people who auto-play music on their site? Make the turn off button easily accessible and functional.

2. What is your best advice to someone thinking about getting married? It's only the beginning so good luck.

3. What's your best advice for someone wanting to purchase a new phone? Check out iPhone

4. What's your best advice to offer to the younger generation? The sooner you mature, the better for yourself and everyone.

5. What's your best advice for anyone wanting to buy a car? Know what you want or need.

6. What's the best advice to give to everyone? Remember Desiderata

Harriet @ Harriet and Friends hosts Monday Mayhem

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Anonymous said…
Mark me very Stupid with a capital S on my forehead but I had to Bing this to find out what the hell you were talking about...OMG...for the shame...PFFFT!!!!! She is still one of my all time favorites and always will be. Great choice. :)

Then I just get done Bining that baby and had to click on the link for Desiderata. Boy did I learn a bunch here tonight. :) Yeah Baby iPhone all the way :)

Happy Monday :)
11 October 2010 at 11:32
Hazel said…
Thom, really? I didn't know you had to, lol! She's also one of my faves and I don't care about what people are fussing about. I just love the beat here.

Yeah, Desiderata. Good luck to us all :-)
11 October 2010 at 11:53
Peggy said…
I didn't know what all the fuss was about either. Yawn, I still love her and she can still sing!
Thanks Hazel,
11 October 2010 at 12:31
Hazel said…
Hi Peggy, maybe because the fuss wasn't directed at people our age, but those under 18 :D
11 October 2010 at 16:49
Jewel said…
Nice song!
Much wisdom. :)
Have a good week!
<3 Jewel
11 October 2010 at 20:19
Hazel said…
Jewel, much fuss with the wisdom too but well... :-)
11 October 2010 at 21:05
Amanda Moore said…
Love Cyndi she was my Madonna she was always more real to me. Her perkiness can do a lot for any listener! Thanks so much Hazel have a wonderful MM day!
11 October 2010 at 23:55
Hazel said…
Amanda, she is indeed perky, isn't she? I don't get anything else except that I like many of her songs :)
12 October 2010 at 00:04
I am Harriet said…
I'm so with you on the iPhone!

Thanks for playing!
12 October 2010 at 01:45
Run DMT said…
Just like Thom, I had to Google it to find out what all the hub-bub was behind She Bop. How did I not know that? I grew up with Cyndi Lauper, but I guess I was very naive. Wow. I guess girls really do just want to have fun! Nice. LOL ;-)

Thanks for the MM shout-out! You're a star! :-)
12 October 2010 at 03:53
XmasDolly said…
I love Cindi Lauper, but I haven't heard this one in forever. Very cool. Thanks for sharing. I have a musical meme also. Hope you can stop by and maybe sign in my linky to share your song. Rock on! Following you!
12 October 2010 at 04:04
Bud Weiser, WTIT said…
The only thing with the iPhone is that once you’ve put your iPod, camera and phone on one thing, if one thing breaks it is all at the shop. :)
12 October 2010 at 04:17
Artsnark said…
Fun choice :D Very upbeat for a Monday (& just what I needed)
12 October 2010 at 05:09
Hazel said…
Alrighty, Dolly. Thanks for the invitation.
12 October 2010 at 12:04
Hazel said…
That's true, Bud. It is indeed something to consider. Thanks for adding that up.
12 October 2010 at 12:05
Hazel said…
ArtSnark, I'm glad you got what you needed :)
12 October 2010 at 12:06
Ebie said…
Controversial or not, Cindi L at her age still rocks!
13 October 2010 at 20:36
Hazel said…
Oh, she does. Saw her on youtube recently doing a quick interview. She still looks... Cyndi :)
15 October 2010 at 09:35
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