Euro Travel Quiz #36-B - Manchester, Birmingham England...
Jan 21st, 2015, 06:49 AM
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Euro Travel Quiz #36-B - Manchester, Birmingham England...
Just a few questions on this preliminary quiz to today's later post:
1- What are residents of Manchester England called?
2-" Manchester, England, England across the Atlantic Sea"
are song lyrics from what?
3- What are residents of Birmingham, England called?
4- Are you going to XXXX Fair?
Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme;
Remember me to the one who lives there,
For once she was a true love of mine.
What fair does this old ditty talk about and where is that town?
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1- What are residents of Manchester England called?
2-" Manchester, England, England across the Atlantic Sea"
are song lyrics from what?
3- What are residents of Birmingham, England called?
4- Are you going to XXXX Fair?
Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme;
Remember me to the one who lives there,
For once she was a true love of mine.
What fair does this old ditty talk about and where is that town?
???????
Jan 21st, 2015, 06:53 AM
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1. Mancunians
2. Hair, the musical
3. Brummies
4 Scarborough Fair. East coast, Yorkshire. Lyrics stolen by Paul Simon from a traditional English Folk song. He registered it as his own. Many in Folk Music circles in the UK have never forgiven him for that.
2. Hair, the musical
3. Brummies
4 Scarborough Fair. East coast, Yorkshire. Lyrics stolen by Paul Simon from a traditional English Folk song. He registered it as his own. Many in Folk Music circles in the UK have never forgiven him for that.
Jan 21st, 2015, 07:37 AM
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you got there before me, Hetismij.
did you see that the brains at Faux news, having covered themselves in merde over the canard that Brum is a no-go zone, did the same for Paris, with the places too dangerous to frequent being named as Montmartre and Place de la Republique?
My grandad was a brummie and he'd be turning in his grave to hear his home town described thus.
did you see that the brains at Faux news, having covered themselves in merde over the canard that Brum is a no-go zone, did the same for Paris, with the places too dangerous to frequent being named as Montmartre and Place de la Republique?
My grandad was a brummie and he'd be turning in his grave to hear his home town described thus.
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