Louie Louie

[Anonymous]

LOUIE LOUIE, OH NO, SAYING WE GOTTA GO

YEAH, YEAH ,YEAH, YEAH, YEAH...

I SAID AH LOUIE LOUIE, OH BABY, SAID A WE GOTTA GO

 

[Anonymous]

LOUIE LOUIE, OH NO, SAYING WE GOTTA GO

YEAH, YEAH ,YEAH, YEAH, YEAH...

I SAID AH LOUIE LOUIE, OH BABY, SAID A WE GOTTA GO

Watch the video of David Williamson. David is laughing at your performance. He called it pathetic and started laughing at the $3 million sales flop. You must be proud.



Avoid These 2 Plunging Biotechs

By David Williamson | More Articles
May 14, 2012 | Comments (3)


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[Anonymous]

What's in a name?

People named Lou who would make better CEO's than Foolrari (and why)

Lew Alcindor - tall, commanding presence, intelligent, knows martial arts, has a witty sense of humor, isn't afraid of a challenge, has principles.*

Lou Costello - short, entertaining and was actually trying to make people laugh on purpose.*

Lou Dobbs - intelligent, gets his facts straight, knows how to read.*

Louis Braille - similar to LF, he was "the blind leading the blind". The big difference is that his was a positive journey involving communication.*

Louis Pasteur - he cured people of sickness with his work, rather than making them sick by working with them.*

Louis Vuitton - was an elegant bag man, as opposed to a lower level capo.*

Lou Piniella - was a winner, knew how to get the best out of his players, was entertaining when he lost his cool.*

Louis Prima - was "Just a Gigolo". LF is "Just a Jerk"

"Captain" Lou Albano - at least knew that he was a spoof of himself.*

Lou Ferrigno - despite being hearing impaired, he was still able to form complete sentences.*

 

[Anonymous]

Re: What's in a name?

Lou Grant - pudgy, curmudgeonly, crusty, pathetic...but somehow lovable.

Lou Reed - born in Brooklyn (a way better borough than SI) and had great potential. Unfortunately, much like when LF broke up with JJ, when Reed left the Velvet Underground, his solo career foundered.

 

[Anonymous]

Re: What's in a name?

People named Lou who would make better CEO's than Foolrari (and why)

Lew Alcindor - tall, commanding presence, intelligent, knows martial arts, has a witty sense of humor, isn't afraid of a challenge, has principles.*

Lou Costello - short, entertaining and was actually trying to make people laugh on purpose.*

Lou Dobbs - intelligent, gets his facts straight, knows how to read.*

Louis Braille - similar to LF, he was "the blind leading the blind". The big difference is that his was a positive journey involving communication.*

Louis Pasteur - he cured people of sickness with his work, rather than making them sick by working with them.*

Louis Vuitton - was an elegant bag man, as opposed to a lower level capo.*

Lou Piniella - was a winner, knew how to get the best out of his players, was entertaining when he lost his cool.*

Louis Prima - was "Just a Gigolo". LF is "Just a Jerk"

"Captain" Lou Albano - at least knew that he was a spoof of himself.*

Lou Ferrigno - despite being hearing impaired, he was still able to form complete sentences.*

* Louis Armstrong - could convincingly smile at people

* Louis Farrakhan - can speak publicly, on occasion

* Louis Malle - could direct people with a call to action, rather than inspiring inaction

* Louis L'amour - knew how to construct coherent thought with complete sentences

* Louis C.K. - funny, on purpose

* Louis XIV - longest reigning monarch in European history, rather than ruler of the Confederacy of Dunces