You’re Not a Kid Anymore

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Ta but No Thanks

You’re not a kid any­more
You’re not a kid anymore

Jena Six
Jena Six Upda­tes at Slant Truth.

You’re not a kid any­more
You’re not a kid any­more

The New Bos­ses Con­gre­gate at Yearly­Kos Mad Ram­ble from MoJo Blog at the Kos Con­ven­tion, more rhe­to­ric blog­ging, it makes me laugh “skews white, male, high-income, and well-educated”, wow ya think? Ah but arro­gantly again these folks, the mainly white male highly edu­ca­ted, are going to fix it because of course they are the only ones that can. Give me a break. I have to stop rea­ding MoJo.

You’re not a kid any­more
You’re not a kid any­more

Dar­fur: An Unfor­gi­va­ble Hell on Earth: Check the latest — call your Sena­tors.

You’re not a kid any­more
You’re not a kid any­more

Not to men­tion that I have to attend a four hour mee­ting tomo­rrow. I had to unload my tic­ket for the Vir­gin Fes­ti­val. Ok yea I’m am adult now I get it. Please stop the madness.

You’re not a kid any­more
You’re not a kid anymore

Please don’t think I’m not gra­te­ful for the life I lead.

There are many things I am thank­ful for. For ins­tance upon Goo­gling ” you’re not a kid any­more” I came up with the follo­wing song on you tube. I’m gra­te­ful I have more to look for­ward to than being “some Bobby’s” girl.

Cops­tar ver­sion after the cut.

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10 Comments

  • Is it as bad as being Johnny’s girl?

    Like the Cops­tar version.

    Good lin­kage.

    I’m off, I’ll stop by while I’m vaca­tio­ning if I can.

    Think posi­tive:
    It’s going to be a hun­dred degrees at Pim­lico, you would have mel­ted at the festival.

  • Why are the Brit’s so much coo­ler than us?

    Too bad about the Vir­gin Fes­ti­val. What’s with that name any­way?
    I know what you mean. I have had very little time off.

    There is an active Jena 6 group here — I’m fami­liar with the situa­tion, and we’ve done some writing.

    I like those Blogs at McClatchy.

  • And you don’t have to Stand by Your Man.

  • Loved that ver­sion. When I was about 12 that was my favo­rite song, except for any tee­nage death song. Then a few years later, change a let­ter or two and I was Bobby’s girl for years.

    Only I found out how much more there was to life. I didn’t leave him at the alter – too well man­ne­red, but.…

    Four hour Satur­day August mee­tings will make a woman out of you, or even more of one

  • With all the repe­ti­tion I sud­denly feel old! ;)

    I admire your time to read up and do lin­kage! Moi? HAH! I am lucky if I even remem­ber I have a blog to begin with!

    Have a great wee­kend amiga mia…

  • damn… that Jena Six story has me speech­less. And here I thought it was the twenty first fuc­king century.

    nice song though

  • Your blog clothing chan­ged right before my eyes. Freaky.
    I have never heard of the Jena Six.

    Jesus, is all I have to say.

    I’m going to post that link. Not that anyone reads my blog.

    The Brits are coo­ler than us. Took me a few seconds to figure out the “bobby”.

  • I liked that. Who is Cops­tar? New? Old? It’s hard to tell.

    And G, they’re coo­ler than us because they’re gayer than us. I think it’s as sim­ple as that. Well, and pro­noun­cing “think” as “fink” is pretty cool, too.

  • I’m moving to England. Brits seem more real than we do.

    I’ve been rea­ding on the Jena Six, my wife was spea­king of it the other day. I’m with Dane, Jesus.

    I’m sorry you mis­sed the fes­ti­val, it was a scorcher here so it may have been just as well.

    You Are Not a Kid Anymore.

  • The Brits may app­pear to be more “cool” or “real” than us shabby Ame­ri­ca­nos, but our teeth are so much bet­ter. And our beer, although I don’t par­take fre­quently, is sig­ni­fi­cantly bet­ter than that warm stuff they have (which too clo­sely resem­bles piss).