Review of Sing Sister Sing

. . . to "Make America Great Again" like in the Good Old Days of Psychiatry's DSM-I, he can probably expect a lawsuit or two from those who want to have their sour grapes, and stomp them, too. However, if He heeds the lesson of The Boiling Frog Pot by erasing the LGBT-Q Faction one letter at a time, America will someday become as purely homogenized as a gallon of milk. When it comes to the L-Word, SING SISTER SING can serve as Exhibit A in the argument for a vanishing act. "Thelma" and "Patsy" demonstrate how "two of a kind demands rewind" throughout SING SISTER SING. These bedmates cannot stand each other, yet they're so wrapped up in their own affair that they jeopardize everyone else who has the misfortune to be around them with their over-stuffed trunks, under-tipping, thrashing hoses, strained signs, Venetian blinding, and so forth. To simply put it in a clam shell, SING SISTER SING shows that productivity plummets drastically and breakage sky-rockets when the spokes are not lined up with the sprockets!