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:lol:

I just remembered I had seen the song when searching for "look out look out look out"; found this page but never made the connection until your previous post....

Have to make up a new one, so I'll be back later :)!

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hehe, I like this version! :rotfl:

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She's done quite a few of those stickmen musicvideos :).

Here's a new song again, don't know if it will be hard or not (clues are a bit indirect, but then, you are used to that by now right :lol9:?):

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I see Chinese food and a baseball player doing Chinese circus stuff.

There was a baseball player once called Frank George (Noodles) Hahn, but that is the only connection I get so far.
Back to my thinking boot :thinking:
Edit:
And now I have found ''Keeping Score'' by Hannah.

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There's a tradition called the seventh-inning stretch, which I believe is done in the middle of the seventh inning of a baseball game. It appears from the scoreboard to be time for this - when everyone in the stands gets up and stretches after sitting for so long (traditionally they sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" at this time, too). I admit I haven't Googled (much) for any songs to do with this, however.

Just an observation.

And the score is in a tie, 3 to 3, which made me detour toward thinking about Thai food...? But other than that and the fact that I don't find this position in any of the basic yoga poses (thought the name of the position might be a clue...) I haven't come up with much. :doubt:

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In Yoga this position is called the Scorpion....

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So it could be a song by Scorpion ?

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:rotfl: Looks like there is a lot more in that picture than I put into it....:rotfl:

- the exact gymnastic/yoga position is not important (though I wish I had thought of that, will have to remember it for the future :)!), it was just the act I wanted to show
- tie/Thai is another good clue I could have though of, but didn't.... 3-3 was just something I could make up with only the three numbers 1,2 and 3, so I didn't have to copy/paste any other small lines to build more numbers ;)
- there is no specific clue for any particular band/singer
- rbud has given useful information to baseballically challenged players
- celli identified the only other clue in her first post
- but that needs a bit more detail
- then it will give you the first part of the title, the rest of the title is not indicated (I thought that if you came that far, it would be obvious...;))
- though, apparently, that clue wasn't even really needed at all....

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Bloody hell you're not gonna make it any easier are you? :confused3
I wrote so many things in my first post.
Still, I think it has something to do with Chinese Food, technically it is Chinese take away. But ''a bit more detail'', you want me to give you the whole menu of the "Grote Chinese Muur" (the Great Chinese Wall) ? I'll have numbers 12, 36 and 84 please (with some extra kroepoek and sambal bij)

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http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o...ilies/ltiw.gif http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o...ilies/ltiw.gif http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o...ilies/ltiw.gif

- Baseball is (more or less) an American sport....
- not the whole menu thank you very much, but what's the only thing served here (and just to be fair, this part might be a bit more obscure to Americans...:))

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I'd say Bami (so noodles like I said in my first post)
:banghead:

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That's why I said it would be more obscure to Americans (well, maybe most English speakers :lol:!)
Now Anglicize that (and don't forget the American 'take away'!)

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I'm getting nowhere here. Anglicize that......hell I even looked up a menu from a Chinese Restaurant in Manchester on the internet but they call it NOODLES, or vermicelli (which is kinda sweet I think personally).

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No, that was meant as 'new clue'. The song is actually over a 100 years old, but I know for a fact that you know it...;)
No, no specific type, just a different word for it


As long as they don't eat you alive, right?

OK, focus on the 'take away' thing first, it should become clear after that.

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I know you don't mean this song, but I'm starting to feel like "They're Coming to Take Me Away Hahaaaaa'' :insane2:

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Always glad to inspire people to undergo new experiences ;)!

Big hint

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It's got to be something with "take me away'' I think, me sounding like mie which is what you mean probably, I think, maybe....or not.......:1zhelp:
I'm going to bed :ZZZsleep:

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OK, I'll give it to you then ;)!

You did mention it before, but not really as an answer ("traditionally they sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" at this time, too. I admit I haven't Googled (much) for any songs to do with this, however."), so I let it go on a bit, but I guess we have come as far as we will go.

The baseball player is indeed just doing a stretch (be it a bit elaborate one :lol:), halfway through the 7th innings.
What he is looking at is a takeout of mee.

Your turn again :jossun:!

P.S. Unfortunately almost invisible after reducing the image to fit the page, but did you notice the brand name on the takeout box? It spells "he lan ren" :)

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Take Out threw me, we say "Take Away" :nod:

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Gáááh.....you mean to tell me you let me dangling here all that time Rbud already gave the answer, only not in the appropriate words? :evil:

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Her words were fine, she just didn't say them as an answer :cheesy:

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Thats just mean:nod:

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So people keep telling me here....

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That's because at that time I still thought I was looking for a newer song! :tongue:

Okay, here's something that's NOT a song or movie or....

It's a FAMOUS SAYING

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Nice one :bis:!

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http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/j...ud57/girly.gif
Thank you, thank you, I'm kind of thrilled with it myself! :biggrin:

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"Fools rush in where angels fear to tread" fools are running through the door, angels going in the other direction !

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Nice pictionary rbud..........


This is a song, shouldn't take too long.........

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The first thing that came to mind was "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves'' by Cher The odd thing out is the motorbike however, so I assume it's not right.

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You assumed right my dear, thats not the one, although it was a good guess:nod:

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:lol: back to the drawing board. Was any of the words right?
Did you see the hair on Cher????

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Yes celli thats a hairdo and a half:lol: you did get one of the words right and the bike is important:nod:

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I'm tempted to guess Douce Dame Jolie by Gypsy Caravan, from their CD Live from Berbati's and Key Largo, except for thte facts that

a) I can't really place the motorcycle and
b) the image is simply called gypsycaravan.jpg, not "yesthisimagehasanamesohelanrencanfindth eanswerquicklywithouttheneedforlongresea rchthenameisinfactgypsycaravan.jpg"

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:lol: No Helanren not the one, and I forgot to change the image title so its just as well that "Gypsy Caravan" is not in the answer......

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That's a neat one Scouser!

I go for Bruce Springsteen - Gypsy Biker.

:Sing: To the dead, well it don't matter much 'bout who's wrong or right
You asked me that question, I didn't get it right
You slipped into your darkness, now all that remains
Is my love for you brother, life's still unchanged
To him that threw you away, you ain't nothing but gone :Sing:

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and.....thats the right answer itS:arms: over to you...

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:biggrin:

Here's a SONG