romberg flat Posted February 3, 2015 Report Posted February 3, 2015 OMG, where is a tail of this sans sens soap opera
romberg flat Posted February 3, 2015 Report Posted February 3, 2015 ...watch up, the pun is back... Ill-be-Bach.jpg I was warning on the very beginning!!! Now, even Rambeau can't stop this...
Rue Posted February 3, 2015 Report Posted February 3, 2015 I need to find a more productive way to waste time...
Bob Sp Posted February 3, 2015 Report Posted February 3, 2015 When Erich Korngold did the orchestration for his overture to the 1938 movie "Adventures of Robin Hood" (for which he won an Academy Award) he insisted that the string section use nothing but Markneukirchen instruments. He needed as much saxon violins as possible.........
romberg flat Posted February 3, 2015 Report Posted February 3, 2015 When Erich Korngold did the orchestration for his overture to the 1938 movie "Adventures of Robin Hood" (for which he won an Academy Award) he insisted that the string section use nothing but Markneukirchen instruments. He needed as much saxon violins as possible......... Yes, I recall, Norman del Mar was conducting orchestra. Hey, I’m too old for this… I’m de bussy man and have no time to spent foure hours folie-ing around on Massenet every day. So, I berg you all to stop with this Devil’s thread.
Craig Tucker Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 no! We will not! Give me the devil's thread, or don't, it mattereth not! Those trills bothered me not one iota! That playing was of satan - and that's for certain. As, I could not have played those trills and notes as sure! Not me, I guarantee it!
Addie Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 When Erich Korngold did the orchestration for his overture to the 1938 movie "Adventures of Robin Hood" (for which he won an Academy Award) he insisted that the string section use nothing but Markneukirchen instruments. He needed as much saxon violins as possible......... That's the one where Errol Flynn says "Welcome to Tonewood Forest"?I know, everyone thinks it's Sherwood Forest. If it's tonewood, it's Sher-expensive-wood. "Run, Forrest, run!" Oops, wrong movie. I wonder if he was ever in Birnam Wood?
romberg flat Posted February 4, 2015 Report Posted February 4, 2015 That's the one where Errol Flynn says "Welcome to Tonewood Forest"? I know, everyone thinks it's Sherwood Forest. If it's tonewood, it's Sher-expensive-wood. "Run, Forrest, run!" Oops, wrong movie. I wonder if he was ever in Birnam Wood? It’s all written in the screenplay – BOOKS-TE-HODE… Mordredactor! Please stop this, or at least stop meee!!!
Frederick Dale Posted February 5, 2015 Report Posted February 5, 2015 They said my viol was indeed vile,but my cello was mellow.
romberg flat Posted February 5, 2015 Report Posted February 5, 2015 STOP THE PUN VIOLINCE! MAKE PIECE NOT WORD!
Addie Posted February 7, 2015 Report Posted February 7, 2015 A liturgical book launched at somebody becomes a missal. Poison pen letters are dis-missive.
skiingfiddler Posted February 7, 2015 Report Posted February 7, 2015 All you punners would enjoy a song Perry Como put out in the late 1950s maybe early 1960s. The lyrics consisted of puns on US state names. One line that I can't shake from my head is: "What did Wiscon-sin, boys, stole a New-brass-key. Too bad that Arkan-saw, boys, and so did Tennessee. It made poor Flori-die, boys, it made poor Flori-die, you see, she died in Miz-zor-ee, she died in Miz-zor-ee." Getting old doesn't have many advantages. But if memory loss allows me to forget that song, getting old just might be worth it.
MeyerFittings Posted February 7, 2015 Author Report Posted February 7, 2015 If Mississippi wore Missouri's New Jersey, what would Delaware? Idaho, Alaska.
Stephen Faulk Posted February 8, 2015 Report Posted February 8, 2015 Get thee to a punnery! Why woulds't thou be a breeder of puns?
Violadamore Posted February 8, 2015 Report Posted February 8, 2015 All you punners would enjoy a song Perry Como put out in the late 1950s maybe early 1960s. The lyrics consisted of puns on US state names. One line that I can't shake from my head is: "What did Wiscon-sin, boys, stole a New-brass-key. Too bad that Arkan-saw, boys, and so did Tennessee. It made poor Flori-die, boys, it made poor Flori-die, you see, she died in Miz-zor-ee, she died in Miz-zor-ee." Getting old doesn't have many advantages. But if memory loss allows me to forget that song, getting old just might be worth it. The song is "Delaware" A much expanded version with more info is found here. You just never know what you'll learn next on MN
Violadamore Posted February 8, 2015 Report Posted February 8, 2015 If Mississippi wore Missouri's New Jersey, what would Delaware? Idaho, Alaska. Since you're in Oregon, I'd just bet you've heard the word "californicate" before
MeyerFittings Posted February 8, 2015 Author Report Posted February 8, 2015 Yes. we get in fluxed every day.
skiingfiddler Posted February 8, 2015 Report Posted February 8, 2015 The song is "Delaware" A much expanded version with more info is found here. You just never know what you'll learn next on MN Oh my. There it is. It's back. Good internet sleuthing, Viola.
Violadamore Posted February 8, 2015 Report Posted February 8, 2015 And then there was the bimbo who tried to file a false advertising suit over "burn resistant shag carpeting".............
skiingfiddler Posted February 8, 2015 Report Posted February 8, 2015 Shelly and her mom stood in line to sign in to enter the museum. In front of them in line stood the sisters from the local religious order. To mom's surprise, Shelly dashed to the front of the line and grabbed the pen from one of the sisters. Mom grabbed Shelly and admonished her: "Wait till the nun signs, Shelly."
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