Kind of like an Amiright Christmas card - nicely done.

I'm very flattered at you mentioning wanting to go on a date with me! :-) Usually it's Arwen that gets that kind of attention, but little old me, with the hopeless nicotine addiction? OK, I am good looking and a nice person. ;-) Anyhow, 5s to you.

Thanks for the mention!!!...555!!!

There may be a few others missing that I will discover later, but don't forget Chucky who made the whole thing possible.

Loved the read, and thanks for the inclusion!!

You ended the last sentence with a proposition.

I love fun little shout outs like this one...and the OS is so cute and fun. Great job! =)

Yes, Smythe, that is quite true. But ahh, what a gesture! ;D

Fun read Ribber and thanks for the mention! (how come nobody gets my '21' in there ;-D)

Jolly man is OMR, We all love him so
I will find a rhyme for him very soon, I know
Skewers news and politics of both left and right
Commentary finely writ, humor keen and bright! :D

Awww!

Thanks for the shout-out! And ... is there a *new* writing team here? OMR-AK? (Better than AKOMR, which kinda looks like "ACORN:" yuk!)

555, and Phil Alexander is veddy, veddy British, and bloody well and good, old chap!

Strewth, Bruce, can't think why you might have thought I'm an Aussie. :-)

OMR, I believe it's Kristof Robinson who's Australian. Phil Alexander is definitely British, to the best of my knowledge, and I think TT is right on that matter too.

Im not mentioned but this still gets 5s

Sir, what about our Brit to the North ^ Lord HiGUNs ? ?

Andria is correct on KR's birth, though now living in the UK. Too bad you (OMR) missed the outstanding Stuart McArthur, an over-the-top writer, native and resident Aussie, but alas, rarely here any more. He's told TT privately that he intends to "return with a vengence" one day. (Be afraid. Be *very* afraid!) :)

Looking again at Tommy Turtle's comment under the name "English General Pain In The BuTT", I would be glad to collaborate on parodies with Old Man Ribber. OMR, if you are interested in any way in teaming up on parodies with me, look at my author page, and my e-mail address is there. I check my inbox regularly, and I specialize in 1960s, 70s and 80s pop and oldies songs, Christmas songs and some country stuff as far as parody OSs go.

I would be most honored, Andria. Talk me through how to find you on the Author's Page. :)

The easiest way to get to my author page would be by copying and pasting this URL, http://www.amiright.com/parody/misc/holidaysongs14.shtml, into your browser, clicking on my name, and my e-mail address can be found in my bio at the top of the page that has all my parodies on it.

OMR: See up at the top, where your name as author is listed under the parody title? Notice that it is in blue and underlined, indicating a link, or what the techno-geeks call a hyperlink. Click it, and be amazed!

So you could go to any of Andria's songs (or mine, heh heh) and do the same thing.

Or from the menu at the top of the page, you could point to "Music Parody", then from the drop-down menu, click "Authors". That will take you to the listing of all authors with ten or more song posts (a convenient page to bookmark, or "add to Favorites", if you're still an IE victim).

From the browser's top bar, click "Edit", then "Find". You can also just hit Ctrl + F for Windows with Firefox browser, and I think on IE also. Enter the name, and -- ta da!

Super-high-tech, ultra-lazy tip: Often, you don't need to type the whole name, just a combination of letters that might be unique. E. g., "ribb" was enough to bring up your name; "ckj" -- try it yourself.

Any other such high-tech questions, don't hesitate to ask. Hey, what are Professor Turtles for? :-)

Looking forward to the OMRAKs! ...and hopefully, no one will think that Andria invented you :-( heh heh)

Thanks for explaining accessing author pages better than I could. :-) Anyhow, if co-writing with OMR (we won't let a scandal along the lines of the did-TT-invent-Fiddlegirl fiasco happen to us) works out well, I might co-write with Christie Marie M and possibly Fred Snider, pending their approval of course. Co-writing parodies with you would be great, but alas, Fiddlegirl would want one or both of us hauled to the guillotine for such a thing.

To Professor Turtle: How do you do that thing where the link to the youtube song comes up in a new window so you can listen while you read the parody?

TechieWannabee: If you want a link always to appear in a new window, include:
target=_blank
after the URL and before the close angle bracket.

OMR... great job as usual--and thanks for the holiday egg-nod!