Sunday, July 09, 2006
Difference in Boogies
The word "boogie" is bein' thrown 'bout in lots ways these days and you may wonder 'bout the difference in boogies. So here I tell you.
First is Boogieman. Boogieman is "terrifying specter; a hobgoblin." He go 'round scaring people and no pretty.
Second Boogie-woogie. Boogie-woogie is style of piano play with up-tempo rhythm, repeat melodic pattern in bass, and not planned changes in treble. This kind music make people dance and stuffs, which bring us to next boogie word, the dictionary verb and noun of "boogie."
Boogie (v): 1. to dance to music. This pretty good boogie word. This bring lot of fun to lot of people. 2. to get going; to move quickly. This o.k. too, 'cause so many people have to do it.
Boogie (n): strong rhythmic music. This go back to boogie-woogie--you can listen to boogie while doing boogie-woogie.
And 'course there always the boogies that come out of nose. These are not favorite boogie word.
Finally, me Boogie. Good Boogie. I am a good protector and terrifier when need to. So Boogie scary like Boogieman, but also me Boogie keep Boogieman 'way. Boogie can definitely boogie-woogie; it so natural for Boogie to boogie. I born with woogie'n hips. me Boogie one melodic pattern and gets to where goin' very quick--lots 'xploring to do, so gots to boogie wherever Boogie goes. As for the nose boogies, 'course me Boogie gots them, but Boogie keeps the boogies under better control than any. me Boogie never even use tissue.
Hope this help. Now you know how lots good me Boogie is--best of all other boogies.
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