The song “Busy Doing Nothing,” by the improbable trio of Bing Crosby, William Bendix, and Sir Cedric Hardwick, may be the highlight of the 1949 version of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court — sort of a musical medieval predecessor of many country rambles by the three friends on Last of the Summer Wine. The actual video clip has been gone from YouTube for years, but you can still listen:
seanfear 2 months ago
gosh i hate this question
jmworacle 2 months ago
Well said!
Retliblady Premium Member 2 months ago
And when I say I’m reading don’t say, “Since you’re not doing anything.” When I say I’m reading I mean it’s really not a good the to interrupt me.
Skeptical Meg 2 months ago
Maybe she’s not done.
Jefano Premium Member 2 months ago
The song “Busy Doing Nothing,” by the improbable trio of Bing Crosby, William Bendix, and Sir Cedric Hardwick, may be the highlight of the 1949 version of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court — sort of a musical medieval predecessor of many country rambles by the three friends on Last of the Summer Wine. The actual video clip has been gone from YouTube for years, but you can still listen:
Https://youtu.Be/7Cc62oBsUeE?si=ub4nV3BdHUPIp7mT
cuzinron47 2 months ago
Sorry, all booked up nothing.
DenO Premium Member 2 months ago
I have a sign in my office: “If you have nothing to do, don’t do it here”