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[anotheryourself]

nobody got the 3rd one, but i'm posting the answers, because i have one for today:

1) "river of dreams" by billy joel, guessed by fiercerose, shinyredtype, cathect, alongcamea, zoe_trope, anonymous_me, dinklepuss, tinyshinykey (with runners up for having part of the title or claiming to know it or whatever to femmeboy, vierge_en_trop, & sprkid).

2) "hold on" by wilson phillips, guessed by fiercerose, femmeboy3) "rush rush" by paula abdul (cracked me up SOOOO much. what

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[shinyredtype]

I can't believe I didn't get the Wilson Phillips one! *kicks self*

[anotheryourself]

i was sad about the last one, since we'd just talked about it.

[shinyredtype]

Awww, I am sorry to disappoint!

[anotheryourself]

i guess i'll forgive you. ;-)

[fiercerose]

Is it just Happy Birthday? Although I don't know what the cotton reel part is about...

[anotheryourself]

it is. awhile back i did a post where i put it all through a million languages and then brought it back to english and somehow puck wound up as cotton reel. it actually doesn't translate into german and french that way, but i knew puck would remember the cotton reel part.

[anonymous_me]

I figured it was happy birthday sung to puck, except I put in puck and it turned into kobald, so I'm confused how you got the cotten reel part.

[anotheryourself]

awhile back i did a post that i ran through a million languages and puck's name came out as cotton reel so i used that here. i saw that it came out as kobold, but figured that would confuse things for puck and for people who'd seen the cotton reel entry. also, in this old cartoon i watched when i was small, "heidi's song," grandfather spooks heidi by telling her about the spirits in the mountains and he talks about the kobolds so i didn't want to use that.

[anonymous_me]

Yeah, and Kobolds are dog-like creatures in D&D (says Dan). So maybe cotton reel was a better choice. =o)