BILLY JOEL: I'm sorry what
ME: the piano-man...which half was piano and which half was man?
BILLY JOEL: no, no, he was just a regular man who played piano
ME:
BILLY JOEL:
ME: william that can't be right
@LadyDragonfly his body was man but his tie was piano.
@LadyDragonfly was he at least bitten by a radioactive piano? What were his super powers?

@prettyhuman canonically, Piano-Man's superpowers are:

- Ability to "play you a memory"
- Ability to "make you to feel alright"
- Ability to force you to "forget about life for awhile"

@prettyhuman @LadyDragonfly

piano man, piano man
does whatever a piano can
spins a tune, any size
squashes Sheen just like flies

@LadyDragonfly @adhdeanasl This is the second time Billy Joel has come up today, and I need you all to know that it will NOT BE FORGIVEN.
@LadyDragonfly Wasn’t he a piano that played himself?
@LadyDragonfly I'm not normally one to analyze humor, but the in medias res start with "I'm sorry what" is brilliant because it implies pig-headed persistence of the asker, and confusion and incredulity of the respondent, all without the need to actually repeat text in the toot. 👏
@LadyDragonfly
there is a sailor moon monster hidden in here

@LadyDragonfly

Actually just a song about a deranged person shouting “sing me a song, you’re the piano, man!” at a piano

@LadyDragonfly the piano man was the world’s weirdest centaur.

@LadyDragonfly

"Sometimes when you learn the meaning of a term, it can be very disappointing. I remember when I was a kid, we were going to meet one of my mom’s friends, and she described him as a “cat person.” We got there, and I was like, wait, so you just like cats? Dude, that’s a cat-liker. A cat person’s a different story. Why does Steven never go in the pool? Oh, he’s a cat person."
– Demetri Martin