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Tunes you keep humming even though you shouldn't
MysteriousOneWoS/Darth Horrifus - Thingite Well of Souls and member of the MotMV, Chief of the ICUP and Founder of the Mint Started conversation May 29, 2005
I once kept on humming "The Great Escape" over and over again. This wasn't bad in itself, except that it was in the middle of a World War II bunker. In Germany.
Similar embarassing incidents please.
Tunes you keep humming even though you shouldn't
Orcus Posted May 29, 2005
I once found myself actually singing
"whoa whoa, Bodyform, Bodyform for you hooo!"
It was the song for advert for a ladies' sanitry product at the time 
Tunes you keep humming even though you shouldn't
pffffft Posted May 31, 2005
A friend of mine got married and had told us that when the nuptials had been completed him and his new wife would be walking back down the aisle together to leave the church to a 'lovely piece of classical music' she had chosen (the name of which escapes me). It was. It was also the theme music used in the 'Dambusters' film. Made me, and several others, chuckle.
Tunes you keep humming even though you shouldn't
IctoanAWEWawi Posted May 31, 2005
Ah well, if we can include inapproapriate music chosen totally innocently, then a friends wedding must come in here.
They played the classical score from Romeo and Juliet (can't remember which bit). Nice music, but what does that say about the future for them?
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