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Ten things I've learned from funk music

December 6, 2010 by Josh-bowman Leave a Comment

If you have ants in your pants, then you need to dance.
If you have hot pants, they are probably smoking. And you definitely need to dance.
If you are on that thing, you need to get up off of it.
Shit! Goddamn! Get off your ass and jam!
When I find a vacant booty, I move right to the rump.
When you shake what you got, and girl you got a lot, you’re really something child. Yes you are.
I know a place. Ain’t nobody crying. Ain’t nobody worried. I’ll take you there.
People all over the world need to join in. And start a love train. A love train.
If you had an S-name in the 70’s (Superfly, Shaft), you probably had to do whatever it took to survive. And the man was probably breathing down your neck. But at least you had the love of a good woman.
This is a man’s world. But it wouldn’t be nothing. Nothing. NOTHING. Without a woman or a girl.

About josh-bowman

Josh Bowman is a professional fundraiser, podcast host, speaker, and blogger. He has worked and consulted in Vancouver, New York, Toronto and elsewhere and is currently the Associate Director, Advancement, Ryerson University. Josh is the founder and host of Faith Deficit, a podcast about faith in an increasingly secular world, and also writes for the Huffington Post. Josh has been published online at Forbes.com, 101 Fundraising, People and Chairs, and a variety of other blogs.

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