man do I hate that song. thanks Ben for helping me verbalize my pure annoyance at it.

What's even funnier is that the lyric was changed at the last minute. Originally, it was "If you like Humphrey Bogart..."

brimed wrote:What's even funnier is that the lyric was changed at the last minute. Originally, it was "If you like Humphrey Bogart..."

Yeah, try to order 2 of those at a bar.

matthew wrote:You're having TWO!? Dude, don't bogart the Bogarts.

Ok, fine, A Bogart and a rum and coke.

wootyougot wrote:Ok, fine, A Bogart and a rum and coke.

A Bogart and an Arnold Palmer more likely, no wait, a Rob Roy, no make mine a Shirley Temple!

Another reason for Ben to be unhappy:

Pina Coladas are one of the most calorie dense drinks going. About 644 in one drink (but I guess it depends upon the size). By comparison, about the same number as in a Big Mac.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16096540/ns/health-diet_and_nutrition/t/bottoms-can-lead-bottom-spread

Anybody see Sandra Bullock on the Oscars, she seemed to have the same lisp tick as Ben.

Prolly his favorite song.

a 720p video for a bug complaint, cheer mate

Ben needs to listen to the lyrics before the initial mention of the pina colada. It is a man, not a woman, who writes the ad.

This is like the only player WITHOUT DLNA, NFS, etc. support.

So if you have a movie collection you would like to play, forget it!

matthew wrote:I just checked a couple pop-up-laden, presumably virus-infected lyrics sites, and I think Ben has it right.

The original ad (first chorus, "if you like piña coladas") is placed by a woman; the reply ad (second chorus, "yes I like piña coladas") is placed by a man.

You're right - I forgot that he was reading the paper first and replying second. Heck, I even know all the lyrics without a popup/virus-spawning site... I should have recited all the lyrics to myself first before questioning the Ben's veracity.