Road Trip
Gather round the fire and share stories of epic travels. Remember this is about the voyage, not what happened when you got there. Any of that shite and you're going in the fire.
Suggestion by Dr Preference
( , Thu 14 Jul 2011, 22:27)
Gather round the fire and share stories of epic travels. Remember this is about the voyage, not what happened when you got there. Any of that shite and you're going in the fire.
Suggestion by Dr Preference
( , Thu 14 Jul 2011, 22:27)
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A top tip is to not, as "a bit of a joke" start singing
"There's a million green bottles, sitting on a wall" at the start of a three hour car journey with your 6/7 year old nephews, who have just had sugarpuffs for breakfast.
( , Mon 18 Jul 2011, 12:37, 2 replies)
"There's a million green bottles, sitting on a wall" at the start of a three hour car journey with your 6/7 year old nephews, who have just had sugarpuffs for breakfast.
( , Mon 18 Jul 2011, 12:37, 2 replies)
A hundred sticks of dynamite
That was always my dad's favourite version - halfway through the first stick of dynamite - no wall, no dynamite, therefore no song
( , Mon 18 Jul 2011, 13:36, closed)
That was always my dad's favourite version - halfway through the first stick of dynamite - no wall, no dynamite, therefore no song
( , Mon 18 Jul 2011, 13:36, closed)
My Dad loves singing in the car, but runs out of clean, eight-year-old-friendly songs quickly.
So after three hours or so, the last half hour of the drive from Bath to Wales was spent singing Riding Down from Bangor, which is about a student molesting a girl while a train goes through a tunnel (subtle). Or Jake Thackray's The Gorilla, which is about an escaped gorilla sodomising a judge.
( , Tue 19 Jul 2011, 13:33, closed)
So after three hours or so, the last half hour of the drive from Bath to Wales was spent singing Riding Down from Bangor, which is about a student molesting a girl while a train goes through a tunnel (subtle). Or Jake Thackray's The Gorilla, which is about an escaped gorilla sodomising a judge.
( , Tue 19 Jul 2011, 13:33, closed)
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