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Ok, here's todays question of the day (which is actually 2 q's, but on the same subject:
If that bloke only has "21 Seconds to go", how come:
A). He doesn't go off and do it? Why stand there singing (if it can be called "singing") when he has this thing to do?
B). He makes a 3 and 1/2 minute track out of it? If he has 21 seconds in the studio, how does he end up with a 210 second song?
If that bloke only has "21 Seconds to go", how come:
A). He doesn't go off and do it? Why stand there singing (if it can be called "singing") when he has this thing to do?
B). He makes a 3 and 1/2 minute track out of it? If he has 21 seconds in the studio, how does he end up with a 210 second song?
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He says twenty one seconds for about 18 of his 21 seconds anyway.
What it is, (You can guess that we are indeed the ones to ask about this sort of thing.), is that each person has twenty one seconds. Don't ask me to do maths.
In this time they have to rap. This also proves that people fall to pieces under pressure, and if they had any talent, it really wasn't going to shine here.
What it is, (You can guess that we are indeed the ones to ask about this sort of thing.), is that each person has twenty one seconds. Don't ask me to do maths.
In this time they have to rap. This also proves that people fall to pieces under pressure, and if they had any talent, it really wasn't going to shine here.
in-flibby-dibby..dibby-dibby-dibby..Ola Senorita
I swear, as Wings as my witness that someone actually sung those words.
21 seconds to go is Wordsworth compared to that mate.
I swear, as Wings as my witness that someone actually sung those words.
21 seconds to go is Wordsworth compared to that mate.
I love dance music, and trance, and ambient, but that track is:
BLOODY HORRIBLE!
It's the biggest load of cack I've heard in a long while.
BLOODY HORRIBLE!
It's the biggest load of cack I've heard in a long while.
I heard that today for the 1st time.
It's bloody awful.
But not as bad as that "In-flibby-dibby..dibby-dibby-dibby..Ola Sentorita" one, and I swear those are the lyrics.
Garage/2-step..the new Lambada
It's bloody awful.
But not as bad as that "In-flibby-dibby..dibby-dibby-dibby..Ola Sentorita" one, and I swear those are the lyrics.
Garage/2-step..the new Lambada
I like dance-style music, but I cannot STAND that track.
Ok, here's todays question of the day (which is actually 2 q's, but on the same subject:
If that bloke only has "21 Seconds to go", how come:
A). He doesn't go off and do it? Why stand there singing (if it can be called "singing") when he has this thing to do?
B). He makes a 3 and 1/2 minute track out of it? If he has 21 seconds in the studio, how does he end up with a 210 second song?
If that bloke only has "21 Seconds to go", how come:
A). He doesn't go off and do it? Why stand there singing (if it can be called "singing") when he has this thing to do?
B). He makes a 3 and 1/2 minute track out of it? If he has 21 seconds in the studio, how does he end up with a 210 second song?
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