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b23hqb Well-Known Member PREMO Member Feb 27, 2014 #2 But if you and yours are wearing some of these, would that rev up the "Johnson" song? Sea Underwear, Sea Panties, Underwear for Men/Women - CafePress Last edited: Feb 27, 2014
But if you and yours are wearing some of these, would that rev up the "Johnson" song? Sea Underwear, Sea Panties, Underwear for Men/Women - CafePress
b23hqb Well-Known Member PREMO Member Feb 27, 2014 #6 Or the real sea song theme: sponge bob teme song - Yahoo Search Results
GWguy * Mar 9, 2014 #8 "Who's that knocking on my door? Who's that knocking on my door? Who's that knocking on my door?" Said the fair young maiden..... "Quit yer grinnin and drop yer linen!" Said Barnacle Bill the Sailor "Open the door and lie on the floor!" Said Barnacle Bill the Sailor. "What if we should have a child? What if we should have a child? What if we should have a child?" Said the fair young maiden. "We'll dig a ditch and bury the b****!" Said Barnacle Bill the Sailor. "Open the door and lie on the floor!" Said Barnacle Bill the Sailor.
"Who's that knocking on my door? Who's that knocking on my door? Who's that knocking on my door?" Said the fair young maiden..... "Quit yer grinnin and drop yer linen!" Said Barnacle Bill the Sailor "Open the door and lie on the floor!" Said Barnacle Bill the Sailor. "What if we should have a child? What if we should have a child? What if we should have a child?" Said the fair young maiden. "We'll dig a ditch and bury the b****!" Said Barnacle Bill the Sailor. "Open the door and lie on the floor!" Said Barnacle Bill the Sailor.
BOP Well-Known Member Mar 10, 2014 #9 There are a surprising number of "Barnacle Bill the Sailor" renditions out there, including some pretty risque versions, as well as full orchestrations (and 4-part harmonies!) and cartoons (including some not-so-politically correct early cartoons). Last edited: Mar 10, 2014
There are a surprising number of "Barnacle Bill the Sailor" renditions out there, including some pretty risque versions, as well as full orchestrations (and 4-part harmonies!) and cartoons (including some not-so-politically correct early cartoons).