And another Bohemian Rhapsody lineBohemian Rhapsody:
Beelzebub has a devil for a sideboard
and Michael Jackson
Keep on to the Post Office
I don't think so. There is a lesser spotted woodpecker, and a great spotted woodpecker. Maybe some others in between. I don't believe it is a reference to the frequency of observation.Now you’ve said that Phil, I shall have to listen again to the lyrics, I can’t believe I’ve listened to that all these years and never made the connection Doh!
Bit like the "lesser spotted throat warbler" or whatever it’s called, it doesn’t mean it has less spots it means it’s not spotted as often, took me a long time to realise that!
Could it be "Nights in white satin" describing a night of sensual pleasure (or a night of slipping and sliding in the bedsheets)?I wondered right up until last year why knights would be in white satin.
Always thought the white satin was the paper the letters were written on, either I have just stated the very obvious and everyone here knew that or I really missed the point - I'm not going to win this oneCould it be "Nights in white satin" describing a night of sensual pleasure (or a night of slipping and sliding in the bedsheets)?
Cheers, Vann
Well I don’t really know much about birds at all, but this is what it says on a conservation site, IanI don't think so. There is a lesser spotted woodpecker, and a great spotted woodpecker. Maybe some others in between. I don't believe it is a reference to the frequency of observation.
"Can I play with matches" was my interpretation for decades.Iron maiden "Can i play with madness" became "Can i play with magnets".
As for the Police how can you not sing along to this with "Massage in a brothel"!
OMG how could I have misheard nights for knights all this time.Knights in White Satin, classic Moody Blues but useless in battle.
Possibly because they're homophones?OMG how could I have misheard nights for knights all this time.
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