on the what? "...on the last day of September." I've seen the movie a million times, one of my favorites, but I can't make out those words. Perhaps it's because I'm American. Can anyone help this in-the-dark Yank?
"I told you a million times not to talk to me when I'm doing my lashes"!
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Hmmm. Thanks for the info. I always forget about the "captions" option.
"I told you a million times not to talk to me when I'm doing my lashes"!
Americans.
shareIt's an old nursery rhyme, I don't know whether it ever made sense :-)
sharePrecisely. You Americans, desperate to put the world to order with your antiquated anglo-enlightenment ideals, when will your Romantic revolution arrive? You make me sick.
shareWherever you're from they obviously don't teach good manners and you never learned them on your own.
Siri
Don't Make Me Have to Release the Flying Monkeys!
The alley referred to in the song in the Manchester Ship Canal, seen in the film.
shareThank you. I found the DVD this morning and have often wondered what that nursery rhyme was about.
Love is never having to say you're sober.
I don't mind if the English know more than we do--that's what they're THERE there for--but they don't have to get snooty about it. Even if the cause be not good...
Unless I mock, my heart will break--
I will burn you at the stake.
I don't mind if the English know more than we do--that's what they're THERE for
--but they don't have to get snooty about it....even if the cause be not good.
Unless I mock, my heart will break--
I will burn you at the stake.