Still do that bit in Lou Bega’s Mambo Number 5 where he shouts ‘THE TRUMPETS’ but replace it with THE CRUMPETS when I’m toasting some up.

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My Mum always used to sing ‘can you believe there’s no bag in the bin?’ to the tune of R.E.M’s Man on the Moon.

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In it’s Mumsy awfulness, this has really done me.

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great work

Whoops. See I even knew this cos of the Tights Hang From The C-eiling thing.

My daily 'mare, sorry!

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Got to have a system!

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At work, when lunchtime was quickly approaching, I would sometimes sing in my head (to the tune of ‘Coming Up Roses’ by Elliott Smith)

It’s coming up luuuunch-tiiime, everywhere
Sweet bread, lunchtime’s coming up

was singing ‘riding in the dark’ to ‘riders on the storm’ last night while cycling in the dark

not my best but I can’t get it out my head

I do Saag Aloo to the tune of Balamos by Enrique Iglesias

Whenever I see a post from @marckee, it reminds me of this:

(sampled on Shutdown by Skepta)

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Eat Rolos, Rolos, Rolos, Rolos WHAT

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“Shower and a shave, shave, shave, shower and a shave, shave, shave” to the tune of this:

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I somehow ended up with “Don’t stop Saint Stephen” in my head last night and i hope it also infects you all this coming Boxing Day.

I’ve recently enjoyed doing a variation on Ariana Grande’s Into You when I’m cut up by a car while I’m cycling, that goes

A little more indication, baby
A little less hit my body
Because you went into me, into me, into me

Next time it happens and you catch them up at a set of lights, you need to sing this to them.

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Whenever i’m stirring stuff in a pan, i’ve got this little song that goes Ya gotta keep it movin’, Keep it movin’
Not sure if it’s from an actual song, sounds a bit like shaggy or something.

S club?

not unless that song is a lot more reggae than i remember

It’s actually 5ive

Glad I checked now!