It's just meant as a comic observation on the wonky optics of a bunch of wealthy older men discussing an issue which most directly affects younger, poorer women.

Tea Bag Blues! Timely and interesting.

And it would be easy too, because all the tools and materials would be right there.

We left a note explaining the situation, though.

Comprendé. But if you could have seen the simple joy radiating from the faces of the good people of Winnipeg on that day, it would have simply captured your heart. 

Aii aii aii, I'm Pepe Pacifico! ¡¡¡CHIHUAHUA!!!

Reverse carpetbaggers? How so?

The movie described in that last paragraph sounds like someone read my brain and put together the absolute last movie I would ever want to see.

It is as to being Touched By A Powerful Clown.

Aha. I've never seen Four Weddings and a Funeral, thus: my confusion. But boy, my imagination was all over the place on this thing, picturing thirty-two different Muppets (Beaker, Animal, Sweetums, Gonzo! etc.) in flagrante with Ms. McDowell.

Are you kidding? James Cameron could only wish to have a hit as big as the Footloose remake. That movie was ubiquitous for six or seven months, you couldn't get away from it or its brain-numbing theme song. 

Nose: big.

What other celebrities or persons of note would be improved by adopting the surname prefix "Vel"? I shall start:

What? Muppets, the reenactment of the 32 people that I’ve slept with? Qhé???

Sure, there's very much a genuine folk scene with earnest beardsmen strumming about inequities and such. There are folk festivals across North America each summer where you can see it in action.

It's some sort of evolution or devolution anyway. There should be a full moon visible out that window for the full effect.

Bluh, bluh.

Ah well. I'll always have the tap version of For What It's Worth.

There was actually a Favourite Game film made about ten years ago. I don't know how they depicted Dildo On The Run.

He was a really nice guy. It was pretty magical.