Thank you. I take that as a compliment. But I also allow for the possibility that the wiring is loose in my head and sometimes closes circuits at random.
I'm involved with a 30 minute monthly astronomy show, and we've got a new theme. I've just discovered what i don't like about it. It's an ear worm. That's because it's a super simple melody, and not too much else. Your tune sounds maybe vaguely Spanish, but while one might imagine a singer with lyrics, it wouldn't have a melody doubled by the instrument(s). When i have an ear worm stuck in my head, it's generally because i don't know all of the words. Where does that leave you if your ear worm doesn't have any words? What i do is replace it with an ear worm i know. I do that by bringing it up, and going through at least a verse - if not the entire piece. Once i'm done with that, both ear worms are gone. Gone gone. My go-to ear worm for this is "Three Hour Tour" - the Giligan's Island theme. Sorry if you have to look it up and memorize a verse or the entire piece. Three Hour Tour does that to people with just the title. With great power comes great responsibility. Oh wait, that's another ear worm.
Your mind has fascinating schema, meant in the Jungian sense - let yourself shine
Thank you. I take that as a compliment. But I also allow for the possibility that the wiring is loose in my head and sometimes closes circuits at random.
And that's what makes you entertaining 😉 now get busy and publish something 😜
I'm involved with a 30 minute monthly astronomy show, and we've got a new theme. I've just discovered what i don't like about it. It's an ear worm. That's because it's a super simple melody, and not too much else. Your tune sounds maybe vaguely Spanish, but while one might imagine a singer with lyrics, it wouldn't have a melody doubled by the instrument(s). When i have an ear worm stuck in my head, it's generally because i don't know all of the words. Where does that leave you if your ear worm doesn't have any words? What i do is replace it with an ear worm i know. I do that by bringing it up, and going through at least a verse - if not the entire piece. Once i'm done with that, both ear worms are gone. Gone gone. My go-to ear worm for this is "Three Hour Tour" - the Giligan's Island theme. Sorry if you have to look it up and memorize a verse or the entire piece. Three Hour Tour does that to people with just the title. With great power comes great responsibility. Oh wait, that's another ear worm.
Are you kidding me? "Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of fateful trip, that started from this tropic port...etc"
When things get boring one of my go-to jokes is to sing, out of nowhere, "a three hour tour."
My personal one is the Muppet show theme...never fails to get stuck in my head.