All the Wrinkled Ladies

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If you're my age *cough*, enjoy this spoof of Beyoncé's hit. Don't be mad when you see your skin don't fit. LOL!

Comments

Tom said…
Soon to be followed by middle aged astronomers with dodgy knees. Loved it!

Tom
May 02, 2010 11:46 AM
Zuzana said…
This was fun, seems like a new "Weird Al Yankovic";))What a great laugh on a Sunday afternoon!;)) Thank you.;)
xo
May 02, 2010 6:47 PM
Beep said…
Tom, your blog said your power was out! Trust a man to always somehow find a way to see dancing girls!! ;)

Zuzana, Weird Al so rocks!!! :) I got to see him in concert; he comes from a city near where I live and comes back to the hometown to perform.

Keera, this is so funny! Well, when I finally lose this medication-weight and can't afford the plastic surgery you are supposed to have to deal with the loose skin, I might not find it funny any more, but it's funny NOW ;) Would you mind if I linked to it??? :) (((hugs)))
May 03, 2010 10:44 PM
Keera Ann Fox said…
Glad you all enjoyed this as much as I did!

Beep, link all you want!
May 05, 2010 6:22 PM
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