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Like this????Quote:
Originally Posted by himzol
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Well I don't feel so silly now. Untill I read this I thought I was the only guy walking around singing songs off the ABC childrens shows
Silent I have just one word for you x manyQuote:
Originally Posted by silentC
Backpack, Backpack, Backpack
I learnt that Areba means Up on Dora this morning at 6am, surprised it stuck at that time in the morning.
HH.
I had the inspector gadget theme in my head the other day .. bizarre thing was that I had not even heard it lately ....... oh look here come the men in white coats to take me away... :eek:
another annoying one is that kym possible intro, daughter likes to sing that one
Then theres "manamana - "
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Originally Posted by namtrak
I thought that they are wee Scotish people
Ian
Glaswegians I believe.
Nope, the Proclaimers are from Darkest Fife (east coast of Scotland), Auchtermuchty to be precise. Now lets all practise that double throat clearing sound.... :D
Ive got the Benny Hill theme tune stuck in me head, Ive even got it as me ring tone on me mobile. :D
Al
Nope - jshaw has it right:Quote:
Originally Posted by HappyHammer
I think the twins were born in Edinburgh (moved via Cornwall to Auchtermuchty), and gained their initial fame in the pubs of Aberdeen and Inverness.Quote:
the Proclaimers are from Darkest Fife (east coast of Scotland), Auchtermuchty to be precise
I worked in a music shop once and the manager & her partner received an invite to a Proclaimers single launch. They ended up on the front table in front of the stage. The next day they told us "if you go and see the Proclaimers, either don't sit in the front row, or take an umbrella" :eek:.Quote:
Originally Posted by jshaw
The be-doop-be-doop song...
be-doop-be-doop-doo-doo-be-do-do
be-doop-be-doop--do-do-de-doo
Originally saw this in England around the time that TV was first invented. It was put on the BBC and was done with sock puppets that were sheep. The song went through about 10 iterations, As each one finished you would think that the song had ended but the other puppet would then start it up again by saying:
be-doop-be-doop. For several weeks after this the whole of England was going around saying be-doop-be-doop. It was fun. :)
Does anybody remember that show lamb chops or something like that, where it was that lady with the baby lamb puppet on her hand? Well if you do you are sure as hell going to remember the song they sang at the end of every damn show titled "This is the song that never ends". Well, because i read this post it has now reappeared and is circling my head 50 times a second. So unfortunatly I'm going to have to share with all of you the gift of song...
This is the song that never ends,
Yes it goes on and on my friends.
Some people started singing it not knowing what it was,
But they'll continue singing it forever just because...
This is the song that never ends,
Yes it goes on and on my friends.
Some people started singing it not knowing what it was,
But they'll continue singing it forever just because...
And it goes on, and on, and on, and on, and on. And do you know why? It's because it's the song that never f***ing ends! :) :) Ohh it's just as bad as that sultana bran ad on tv. you know the one, sultana's from the grape vine.
Ahh well, plesent dreams everybody. I know i won't be sleeping with those songs in my head for about another 5 years. But all is not lost, the less I sleep, the more I can woodwork :)
Nik.
Nik
I now hate you. I'd managed to forget about that f***ing song. See , I can be responsible.
Sultanas from the grape vine, hmmm hmm hmmm oh I really hate you. :D