general silliness with cheap musical reference
general silliness:
the Pork Milanese at Olive Garden is like having sex with a pork chop in your mouth; whether this is a good or bad thing is up to the individual......not bad for a chain though.
cheap musical reference:
Olive Garden serves up a generous helping of tunes that sound like Frank Sinatra or Dean Martin on the fingersnappy upside of a swinging bender.
the Pork Milanese at Olive Garden is like having sex with a pork chop in your mouth; whether this is a good or bad thing is up to the individual......not bad for a chain though.
cheap musical reference:
Olive Garden serves up a generous helping of tunes that sound like Frank Sinatra or Dean Martin on the fingersnappy upside of a swinging bender.
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Also, "a swinging bender" does not necessarily mean the same in my part of the world as it does in yours, but that's a whole other story.
I can't think of a fourth and now I have a dilemma, should I ask for an explanation, or will I end up wishing I hadn't?
hold on..., which swinging bender did you mean?
getting pissed and caning I can handle, but...........
i think it would be a safe bet that Frankie,Dino, Sammy, Joey and Peter ran the gamut of interpretations of swinging bender in their day.
1972: "The Candy Man" paved the way for "Puppy Love", "My Name Is Michael",Song Sung Blue" , "Baby, Don't Get hooked On Me" and countless other blows to the midsection of popular music. Diabolical plan orchestrated by the pack to breath life into the croon or government sanctioned plot to sublimate subversive thought?