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Hahaha, I think you're right again!Always saying "I'm just lurking in the background but I never know" and then hop: twice coming out of the dark and twice in a row the correct answer at the first go...:lol9:.

I quite enjoyed that previous one, though I spent a lot more time trying to figure out from which period exactly the map could be before I went looking for a song title, so I wonder what you will come up with next!

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Well just lucky i guess,for a fact that i was around when these were posted :lol:, if it is the right guess :lol: must be something in the water... and hm better start thinking just in case then eh :silly:

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Yes Angel you're right:arms: although it's not just Dan Brown who calls it Madonna of the the Rocks
Your turn again.

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And besides, Madonna is like a virgin anyway, artistically speaking ;)

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:lol: artistically speaking of course... thanks for the pictionary celli, here's mine
songtitle and last name of the singer please

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Sweet! And that pie looks tasty :drool:

Not too sure what the magazine stack might mean, but what about this song: Bing Crosby - Pistol Packin' Mama. Ow hold on... :shock: I always mix those symbols up :bonk:

:thinking:

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:rotfl:

Looks like the magazine rack is broken ! Is that a cherry pie ? or doesn't it matter what kind of pie it is?

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Nope its not it, you're gonna have to be more specific about the pistol :)
and the rack is not broken, just me trying to make clear i only need the abbreviation of that word :lol: and you already mentioned the full word Scouser

there are two clues for the last name of the singer
and the other two make up the title of the song

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Yep, but I can't tell what the red circle is ''circling'' :lol:
The first thing that came to my mind was Guns and Roses, but .......hhhhhhmmmmm :no:

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I already figured it is a revolver ;) going for the brand now :whistling

Edit BTW, I think MagPie might be in order ;)

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The only brand of revolver I know is Smith and Wesson.

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I think it is a .44 Magnum Colt Anaconda revolver :pimp:

Not that I can bake any pie with that :dizzy: :lol9:

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What is the red circle on the magazine???
If I need to read the title of the magazine I'm doomed, cause I can't :dizzy:

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Yep its, Magpie is already correct , now you just need to find the manufacturer of that pistol and you're as good as in :) and it's not Smith and Wesson celli, but i'm sure you've heard the name before

:lol: its you're fast it probably is that one... just need the name of the manufacturer and put it together with the other symbol and you've got your solution

and celli i know it's not really visible it's cause i wanted to show it was an abbreviation of the word magazine so i put 3 dots there and with the red circle to clarify it's only that part i'm after :lol:

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If you say so hon, if you say so (but I don't see any dots :cheesy: )

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I know i know, they looked bigger before i transferred it to photobucket :biggrin:

oh and its i do mean the name of the manufacturer of the pistol is already in the answer you gave me, just need to figure out which part :biggrin:

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I think the song is called Cold Woman by a singer with Magpie as a last name, but I can't find any song like that. Actually, I can't find anything with MagPie in it which could explain the Colt :confused: So if anybody has an idea - feel free to post it!

The MagPie does remind me of Tom Waits song Whistlin' Past The Graveyard... :lah:

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its maybe you shouldn't take magpie for a last name...or first name for that matter ;)
and that's not the symbol for woman!
Colt is correct :) you're really almost there, just need to place the pieces together :)

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:banghead: :lol9: I can't believe I fell for it again :rotfl: I really get mixed up with those symbols. Luckely they're not generally used as toilet symbols! *phew*

Here we go: Hugh Coltman - Magpie :)

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:lol: haha that would be quite something, though i must admit if the line is too long at the ladies, i get my symbols mixed up as well :p

and well done, that was the one! Over to you :)

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Didn't you ever hear the mnemonic for that :cheesy:?

Mars/male : shield and spear
Venus/female: handmirror

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hahaha awesome Hel, never heard that one before :lol:

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Is it Manic Street Preachers - Autumn Song ?

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Only got it because my husband is a big fan of the Manics:nod: I will be back soon......

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:rotfl: Thanks itS.........

This is a song title.... It may be easy !

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How much is that doggie in the window?

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No, sorry celli not the one.

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I want a dog by The Petshop Boys?

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And it looks like he is an Anglophile too ;).

Though angelstar probably has given the correct answer again already, I'm going to offer an alternative:

5th Commandment by Protest The Hero

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oh come on again, if it would be the right answer,(cause there's nothing about parents in the lyrics) it would only be my 3rd correct answer, then you'll probably have to wait a whole year again before i'll get another one right, and i think i lost track of how many answers you got so far :tongue:

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Funnily enough, there's is nothing about parents in the song I mentioned either :lol:! I picked the song before I read the lyrics but after reading them I wondered about that (I also decided not to post the YouTube clip..;)). With a bit of research though, I concluded that PTH goes by the the Catholic numbering, whereas I used the protestant one :cheesy:.

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:arms: Wooo Hooo angels on a role, its over to you again........

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And I wanted to post ''And they called it puppy love'' but I guess (wow yeeeesss how did you come to that smart conclusion Celli? :biggrin: ) that my contribution is no longer needed.
Well done Angel (again) and nice pictionary Scouser (also again :lol: )

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thanks all :)
okay here goes
a song again...not too hard i think :p

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Tennis, rhinstones studs:thinking: nothing coming through yet !

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It's Nadal and Ferrero playing at Queen's, but I cannot find a song by Queen that fits (maybe Bijou?). There is a song from the musical City Of Angels called The Tennis Song ("It's not exciting unless - The competition is stiff") but that doesn't seem to match the rest either...

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I came across this song too but wasn't sure:doubt: