Maybury!!!!

BlitzKrieg

Right in my school theres this teacher callled Miss Maybury now the shocking thing is that her name can be fitted into every song we can think of (this is 300 studants trying) so i ask you people to either test the theory and try her name out or find a song and we'll see if it works.

the name is:

MAYBURY!! May-Ber-ree

Pugsley

Cant be that hard.......... *30mins later* jebus yer right lol

Giblet

hmm i dont know what ur on about
but i dont think paranoid android contains that word of refernce to it
so ..what in the hell are u going on about
i am very puzzled

BlitzKrieg

Well i'll explain...


pick a song... (e.g I wanna fly away)

start singing it.. (using your mouth)

Now change some point in the song to fit the word in maybury.. ("I wanna Maybury")


Now you'll notice that the name can fit in to a point of ANY song...


Pain in the buttocks trying to find one tha doesnt need help!!!

beaver

I think you could choose from a wide variety of three-syllable words that would also be suitable for this.

GoneShootin

yes, not exactly a wonder of the world that....

zenith

What if the song has no three-syllable words (I can't believe I'm thinking about this).

I've got two legs
Composer: Terry Gillham
Author: Terry Gilham
From the Movie 'Live at the Hollywood Bowl'

Oh, I got two legs from my waist to the ground, and
When I move 'em they walk around, and
When I lift 'em they climb the stairs, and
When I shave 'em they ain't got hairs!


(BANG!)

beaver

Oh, may bur ee legs from my waist to the ground, and
When el eph ant they walk around, and
When res taur ant they climb the stairs, and
When choc o late they ain't got hairs!

Atomic Pineapple

Try fitting it into , Nirvana - smells like teen spirit

beaver

It works, but the rhymes are so strong in that song that you need to replace both the rhyming words...