Baby got back

I didn't pay much attention to Singapore Idol, but the winner Taufik Batisah gets props from me for quoting Sir Mix-a-Lot's classic "I like big butts and I cannot lie" line in today's Straits Times.

Sir Mix-a-Lot. That was one funny guy.

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The Facetious Cap'n Intrepid said…
Erm. The rest of us will probably remember Ross shaking his butt at Emma in Friends..

Not a nice image exactly. Funny, yet disturbing :)
6 May 2005 at 13:14
Eric "Babe" Morse said…
This has got to be one of the worst White Guys Dancings Horribly songs to get played at wedding receptions. You probably have others... but I groan as soon as I hear that girl start talking to Becky. I know that the Drunken Jumping is about to commence.
6 May 2005 at 13:42
Daryl said…
It's certainly not as bad as when "Ice Ice Baby" comes on and people start 'rapping' along...
7 May 2005 at 06:08
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