Man, I love this song so much. Apfelbitsliam, do you really this this song is worth one star, or was that your desire to bring its average down? And four unregistered voters? Su-spi-ciousssssss! —Gena 01:40, 8 May 2007 (UTC)
This is easily one of my top three favorite songs on the new album. I feel a bit guilty liking it so much because it sounds like it might be a little more Dust Bros. than TMBG! Oh well...still a TMBG classic in my book. --Wetreplies 01:51, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
I don't like it much either. It's my least favorite song on the new album.. -raceofdoom
What are the words in the sample repeated throughout the song? I haven't been able to decipher them yet.--Kenr 02:52, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
In this CD booklet, this song listed as written by Simpson and King as well as TMbG. This raises a couple of questions: 1)Why do the Dust Brothers get writing credit for this one but not for Upside Down Frown? 2) Why are the Dust Brothers listed by their actual names here when they're listed as "The Dust Bros." on their production credits and TMbG is listed by their band name on the writing credits? I'm sure it's some sort of complicated legal/copyright issue, but what is it? Tutt 15:16, 20 July 2007 (UTC)
In the version of this song that appears on Podcast 28C, Linnell flubs up the "soulmate" line, instead saying: "Withered Hope says she has a friend *mumble* living in a city in another state". -- Ms Fernandez
In concert, Linnell almost always changes the lyrics from "the picture of the crook in the book" to "the picture in the book of the crook," and "the motorbike doesn't like crooks, it's obsessed with the Very Sad Sack" to "it's in love with the Very Sad Sack." Is this relevant enough to warrant a bullet point on the song's page? bowser724 00:37, 21 February 2008 (UTC)