17 Nov 11
Originally posted by kaminskyI think the backdrop is Russia, but more important is that if you stick your pinky finger in your nose and wiggle it back and forth while humming the melody, it creates a most delightful tremolo effect.
We (drunks) are having an argument , where is the backdrop to the song , at the moment wve got east europe , france and wales (drunken arse), any ideas from anyone.
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17 Nov 11
Originally posted by kaminskyCheck out
We (drunks) are having an argument , where is the backdrop to the song , at the moment wve got east europe , france and wales (drunken arse), any ideas from anyone.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Those_Were_the_Days_%28song%29
Among other interesting factoids:
"On Christmas 1975, the President of Equatorial Guinea, Francisco Macías Nguema, had 150 alleged coup plotters executed in the national stadium while a band played Those Were the Days."
On a personal note: When the company I worked for folded and went basically into liquidation for 5 billion, the honchos, who did just fine in the deal, mimed this song at a shut-down event. Disgraceful.
18 Nov 11
Originally posted by JS357Shameful indeed. Like when my company, (that I worked for anyway), Lucent, went belly up mostly, the CEO a guy named McDonald, made out like a champ, going out with about 20 million in his pocket while people like our friend Charlotte, who made the mistake of buying Lucent stock at 80 bucks a share, well you know how that went, eh.
Check out
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Those_Were_the_Days_%28song%29
Among other interesting factoids:
"On Christmas 1975, the President of Equatorial Guinea, Francisco Macías Nguema, had 150 alleged coup plotters executed in the national stadium while a band played Those Were the Days."
On a personal note: When the company I worked for folded and ...[text shortened]... the honchos, who did just fine in the deal, mimed this song at a shut-down event. Disgraceful.