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I'd like to try it, but your links sends me to the answer page. I didn't read any, to keep the test honest.
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Man, that test was too long, but on the ones I did know, I got half of them wrong because I spelled them wrong. I mean, really, is it such a big deal if I spell Billie Jean as Billy Jean? Or Jessie as Jesse? And who in the Hell names their boy Jessie?
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You all forget that Icarus OWNS a karaoke machine.
Literally OWNS one!
He uses it too! It's not like those Nordic track things that you fold up and stick under the bed. Nope, this is a permanent fixture in their house. Like the kitchen table. It's just THERE.
And they actually know good places to buy the karaoke versions of hard-to-find songs.
Now, Moose's performance I can't explain except to point out that his mis-spent youth was mis-spent in Santa Barbara and he knows actual DJs who invite him over to their house and all. They probably play music there too!
My score was a sad combination of leaving things blank that I later recognized and misspelling things that I knew the word, but not how to spell it.
I challenge you all to a 60's duel, though.
HAH! <--- sound of me throwing down gauntlet
WHOA! <--- sound of me marveling at all the cool color trails as my gauntlet falls swirlingly to the ground.
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I'm really frustrated, because there were a lot that I know I know, but just went blank on.
It kind of worries me though - whoever made up that quiz thinks that "Smokin' in the Boys Room" is an 80s song. Thing is, it was out when I was in high school, in the 70s - Brownsville Station, not Motley Crue.
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Yeah, they released it in 1974, but Motley Crew covered it with a video in 1985. Remember, video killed the radio star.
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In my defense, I had the same problems with Billie Jean and Jessie as others. And there were a LOT where I knew one of two blanks, or even two of three -- I want partial credit!
I did get the 10-pointer.
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many that i should have gotten i screwed up somehow, but i got a 58.5, which aint bad since i was only 7 when the 80's ended and i rarely listen to that crap.
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73...better than I thought. I was actually surprised and rather proud that I knew that many! I'm impressed with all the rest of you.
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Too lazy. I stopped after question 20 when realizing that there was no possible way that I could have answered any of these questions without a random guess being correct. I put something like pepperspray for "She blinded me with ______."
So, I just scrolled down and hit submit.
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The only ones I definitely knew was the Weird Al, Beastie Boys, and Billy Idol songs. The rest were just guesses.
So....I only got 17.5
But this isn't my generation. I didn't even start getting into modern music, really, 'til '97 (before that, it was only my dad's music that I also liked [lynyrd skynyrd, Beatles, etc.]). So gimme a break!
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88, but only really respectable thanks to Hotel California. Can't believe I didn't get Little Red Corvette
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60. That's respectable. I got the Hotel California lyric because A. I heart the Eagles and B. I read the lyric in the book "Scuse me while I kiss this guy" or one of its sequels.
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