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OK, with that comment and without looking at the additional clue, I assume the title must simply be "Riding"; of course I had searched for 'riding into a hole', 'riding to the end of the world' etc.... :).

I found one rider who takes his hat off at the start of the clip, taking the 'correct' pose:

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so for the moment I'll go with Buckcherry (whoever that may be :confused:), and his song "Ridin'".... got to leave now, but I'll be back to see if I can make any other clues fit to that answer :lol:!

itSFMe

02-27-2009 03:04 PM

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:arms: WeeeeeeeeeeeeeHeeeeeeeeeeeeee :arms:

You're so right :) Buck Cherry, not Chuck Berry :lol9: And not knowing them ain't that strange, I can't recall ever having heard a song of them on the Dutch radio ;) I like most of their songs though :nod: They're good for "playing loud" :arms: :biggrin:

I would like you to nail all the hints to the song though :) Now you know it, I don't think that would really be a problem :no:

Ow, and for the pose: I was thinking Tom Waits myself (when I first saw the clip) ;)

Jimborama

02-27-2009 04:03 PM

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Hooray for you Hel (and not Hen and previously typed :bonk:)
I was seaching for ride, riding, rides, ridden - along with home is where the hear is, coming out of a tunnel, lady with a gun, wall, build (well built woman, ha!)...

Ahh, looking at the lyrics, I see 'stoned baby', 'clavin' and 'home'. I won't post a link cos I think it's a bit adult :nod:

itSFMe

02-27-2009 06:30 PM

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Yeah, those were the words.

"Stoned baby loves to go riding" (I always sing "stoned lady" :whistling That's why it's a woman and not a baby on the pictionary :bonk:)
"Calvin in the back"
"and go home"

And for the adult content - I have the censored version on my mp3. Should have checked the contents of the song again for the references, I hope it didn't offend anybody. :redface: I'll be more careful next time :nod:

Helanren

02-27-2009 07:00 PM

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I would like you to nail all the hints to the song though :) Now you know it, I don't think that would really be a problem :no:

Yep, hindsight always helps :). Jimbo already mentioned the lyrics ('Calvin' on the backseat, the 'stoned' baby who loves to go riding and, I guess, the place where the heart is: 'home'). The buck and cherry from the last clue are obvious and the title clue with the smilie I suppose is slightly Dunglish (behind the wheel, we still practice "auto rijden", but our Anglophone friends switch from riding to driving :biggrin:)

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I like most of their songs though :nod: They're good for "playing loud" :arms: :biggrin:

Not sure if I should comment on that.....:doubt:

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Ow, and for the pose: I was thinking Tom Waits myself (when I first saw the clip) ;)

:lol:

...reminded me of Charlie Chaplin ;)!

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Allright, off to the drawing boards....I'll try to make it slightly easier, promise :rotfl:!

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And here we go, with another

MOVIE

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itSFMe

03-01-2009 12:12 PM

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Ok, going out on a wimp here, but it all seems to happen during one day: the lift off and the burning down (at night/evening). So I wanted to go for "Around the world in a day" - until I realised that is 80 days :rotfl: :bonk:

As the drawing isn't really indicating a trip around the world, just a trip back home... Wasn't there a zeppeling in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade?. Hmm... don't think it's that obvious :lol:

And why the crown-symbol :doubt:

Ok, some guesses, mostly to rule them out ;)

Zeppelin (2005) As it's about the Hindenburgh CRASH and follows 3 generations (3 frames...)

Zeppelin (1971) solely because it's about the Hindenburgh... :no: Can't be that one, there has to be more to it than just the zeppelin :thinking:

Ok, I'll just ponder on this for a while ;) Maybe I'll find the take off spot :)

Edit HEY It's a Led Zeppelin album cover! :shock: Now that opens new doors :) Though of course, they used a picture of a real event (Hindenburgh) :dizzy:

Helanren

03-01-2009 12:58 PM

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.. but it all seems to happen during one day...

That's accidental, didn't mean to make it look like that :).

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And why the crown-symbol :doubt:

good question.....;)

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Edit HEY It's a Led Zeppelin album cover! :shock: Now that opens new doors :) Though of course, they used a picture of a real event (Hindenburgh) :dizzy:

You scared me for a moment there :lol:! I made up a pictionary once before that turned out to be like an existing poster....
But the only connection with the album cover is that I used the same famous picture for inspiration ;).

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As you mentioned before, it's more than just the Hindenburg though.

neija

03-02-2009 12:07 PM

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I think the crown symbol could be cos of the coronation of George VI in England, that was the destination the Hindenburgh should have flown to when the accident happened.

an obvious movie would be
The Hindenburgh

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