Little Toot Toot Beep Beep: 1

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Wonderful song writers have their own little magic ways of doing things and letting their magic flow. Jane from Austin, Txwho cares about the content of this song? it's just fun to listen and dance to. Toot Toot Beep Beep’ begins with ‘Look at all this traffic!’ and proceeds to use interesting language to describe what various vehicles are doing throughout the day.

Port Douglas is high-end but casual, and it’s not hard to see why people often combine a few days in Cairns with a few days at Port Douglas. With activities such as Great Barrier Reef snorkel and diving trips, there’s no better place to relax, unwind and enjoy all that this part of Australia has to offer.The Ignition Remix is R. Kelly’s personal reflection on pleasure. The metaphor of starting a car or revving an engine is meant to be sexually exciting and is developed as a theme throughout the song. R. Kelly’s references to personal wealth, luxury, and sex establish the exclusive agency commonly found in Rap or R&B. The audience is transported into the fantasy of the “perfect party.” The relaxed and seductive nature of the song lures the audience into a dream world, where sex is a guarantee, and good times abound. “Ignition” is a manufactured version of reality that allows a participant to vicariously live through the thematic elements of the song. This is ultimately what defines “Ignition (Remix)” as a great party song. Of course, sometimes not everyone wants to be on a fixed schedule so we also offer Cairns private shuttle tours. This allows you the ultimate freedom to plan your stay as you want to play it. Whether it’s a trip to the airport, an inter-centre transfer or a day of sightseeing, our Cairns private shuttle tours to Port Douglas provide an effortless way to get from A to B. We can also provide shuttles to Kuranda Skyrail.

Emma Garcia’s illustrations have an Eric Carle (‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’) quality. I wonder if she too uses collage as a medium to create her images. The colours are bright and the simple images have a graphic quality, but leave me with little enthusiasm. Soccerclutz from Budapest, HungaryIf you're going to comment, might as well spell "harlotry" right. Katterkat from FloridaHall and Oats were the same way. They would meet at the studio and bounce things off each other.Through most of the song, Summer is commenting on the lives of these “bad girls.” Summer has empathy; she sometimes describes them as “sad girls,” too. But there’s no hectoring, and Summer never takes the exhilaration out of her voice. These are just girls, she reminds us: “You ask yourself who they are/ Like everybody else, they come from near and far.” And she hints at the idea that they might’ve ended up in Los Angeles with bigger dreams: “Like everybody else, they wanna be a star.”