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Cal.E.'s Corner




Are you gonna take me home tonight?

Aah, down beside that red fire light

Are you gonna let it all hang out?

Fat bottomed girls

You make the rocking world go 'round

Hey!

I was just a skinny lad

Never knew no good from bad

But I knew life before I left my nursery

Left alone with big fat Fanny

She was such a naughty nanny

Heap big woman, you made a bad boy out of me

Hey, hey!

I've been singing with my band

Across the wire, across the land

I seen every blue eyed floozy on the way, hey

But their beauty and their style

Went kind of smooth after a while

Take me to them dirty ladies every time

C'mon

Oh, won't you take me home tonight?

Oh, down beside your red fire light

Oh, and you give it all you got

Fat bottomed girls

You make the rocking world go 'round

Fat bottomed girls

You make the rocking world go 'round

Hey, listen here

Now I got mortgages on homes

I got stiffness in my bones

Ain't no beauty queens in this locality, I tell you

Oh, but I still get my pleasure

Still got my greatest treasure

Heap big woman, you done made a big man out of me

Now get this

Are (I know) you gonna take me home tonight? (Please)

Oh, down beside that red fire light

Are you gonna let it all hang out?

Fat bottomed girls

You make the rocking world go 'round (yeah)

Fat bottomed girls

You make the rocking world go 'round

Get on your bikes and ride

Oh yeah, oh yeah, them fat bottomed girls

Fat bottomed girls

Yeah, yeah, yeah

Alright, ride 'em cowboy

Fat bottomed girls

Yes, yes

Source: Musixmatch

Songwriters: Brian May

Fat Bottomed Girls lyrics © Queen Music Ltd



d. Hey, Cal.E. Have you weighed yourself lately?

C.: Why would I want to do that? You know the old saying, ”Ignorance is bliss.”

d.: Actually, the whole quote is “Ignorance is bliss, but knowledge is power.” That is what Kim Harrison said. Others just want to shorten what Thomas Gray said in his poem, Ode on a Distant Prospect at Eton College, “Where ignorance is bliss, Tis folly to be wise.”

C.: Okay, d.c. Why would I want to weigh myself?

d.: Because The Kennel is starting a new program. If you have a body mass index in a certain range, you qualify for a weight loss program. It usually costs $600.00, but it is free to Kennel workers who qualify.

C.: Are you saying I’m fat?

d.: Well, not really, but you may qualify for this program…

C.: Do you qualify for the program, d.c.?

d.: I did, and I went through the program twice. I didn’t complete it the first time because of health complications, so I did it again when it was offered. It’s a good program that helped me lose enough weight so that I don't qualify for the program anymore.

C.: I’m sticking with my original statement. I would rather be ignorant and blissful than knowledgeable and miserable.

d.: Actually, Cal.E., what you are saying borders on stupidity.

C.: Ignorance, stupidity, what’s the difference?

d.: Ignorance is not knowing that something is harmful and doing it. Stupidity is knowing that something is harmful and doing it anyway. Think of all those inmates at the Human Kennel who know that they need expensive meds and don’t come to get them, even though they are being offered costly prescriptions for free. That is stupidity. They think it’s too inconvenient to tear themselves away from their state-issued iPads to sit and wait for free meds for fifteen minutes! They don’t realize that others don’t wait on draggards in the free world! They want everything done on their time, not when it is time to do something. Unfortunately, we, as nurses, as well as the officers, are obligated to pacify them, because the State doesn’t want to be sued. Even if the State wins, the case will be printed in every newspaper and talked about on every news website and on the television news. It’s bad publicity for the State.

C.: No wonder so many of the inmates are repeat offenders. They get released and learn that it is harder to live an honest life than to be told what to do, when to do it, and have others pay for their room, board, and medications. I tell you, d.c., the system here on earth is broken.

d.: So, how do they punish people on your home planet, Cal.E.? C.: They make criminals traffic cops!

d.: ???!!!

C.: No one pays attention to what traffic cops say or do on my home planet. Additionally, there is no shade anywhere close to our roads. And, since cats like heat, we picked a planet that is much closer to the sun than this planet is. Also, the traffic cops inhale fumes from cars and trucks all day long. It’s a punishment worse than death!

d.: It’s certainly worse than what happens to criminals in this country on this planet. Anyway, Cal.E., if you have a BMI over 30, you qualify for the program. Since I’m in charge of the program at our kennel, I’m weighing all of the employees. Now, step on these portable scales and we’ll see if you qualify…That’s the fastest I’ve ever seen a cat run in my life! Maybe she doesn’t need the program if she can run that fast at her age!


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