Putin the Fire
Life Is Real (Song For Lenin)
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dysan
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Sebastian
Great King Oompa-Loompa
Holly2003
Somebody to Love .... D'oh!
Sebastian
Netflix and Chill on a Sunday Afternoon.
dysan
I'm lost here. So I'll just say Body Sandwich.
Fireplace
[QUOTE] [b]dudeofqueen wrote:[/b]
Sebastian, re:
>So, in a way, '39 is quite prophetic.
Yep. His time at Teide Observatory in Tenerife allowed him to ACTUALLY see in to the future and he'd secretly developed the first working Tardis.[/QUOTE]
That's how he knew AL would be Freddie's favourite singer.
Sebastian, re:
>So, in a way, '39 is quite prophetic.
Yep. His time at Teide Observatory in Tenerife allowed him to ACTUALLY see in to the future and he'd secretly developed the first working Tardis.[/QUOTE]
That's how he knew AL would be Freddie's favourite singer.
Dr Magus
'A time machine in a billion', I believe were Brian's words at the time.
Holly2003
[QUOTE] [b]Sebastian wrote:[/b]
A tape-box survives from the 18th of August 1975. Queen were recording in Wales, focusing on 'You're My Best Friend', 'Freddie's Piano Bits' and [b]'Wreck of the 39' [/b] [/QUOTE]
Could be a reference to Longfellow's "The [b]Wreck of the Hesperus[/b]" which was apparently inspired by a huge storm in 18[b]39[/b], which [according to Wiki] "ravaged the north-east coast of the United States for 12 hours starting January 6, 1839, destroying 20 ships with a loss of 40 lives."
A tape-box survives from the 18th of August 1975. Queen were recording in Wales, focusing on 'You're My Best Friend', 'Freddie's Piano Bits' and [b]'Wreck of the 39' [/b] [/QUOTE]
Could be a reference to Longfellow's "The [b]Wreck of the Hesperus[/b]" which was apparently inspired by a huge storm in 18[b]39[/b], which [according to Wiki] "ravaged the north-east coast of the United States for 12 hours starting January 6, 1839, destroying 20 ships with a loss of 40 lives."