Most inappropriate collection day play list tune

[Daveotto]

Sorry for the no seriousnes of this thread, but does feel a bit like silly season for us expectant fathers (and mothers).

I am sure we will all get serious and return this to a car based forum in the next couple of days but following a couple of comments on a previous thread thought I would start a spearte most imapprpaoate collection day song thread


Can anyone top the "Brdy song"....whigfields's Saturday night is a good close secong IMHA at the moment

 

[97catalunya]

Ha ha well

http://youtu.be/0v20znMkiM8

Or

http://youtu.be/FCARADb9asE

 

[97catalunya]

Or even

http://youtu.be/JAIOzM7SsMo

 

[Karl Alesbury]

The Wurzels - Combine Harvester (Brand New Key) [totp2] - YouTube

 

[First Ever Audi]

ok, sorry to do this to you but........"Star Trekking " star trekking across the universe - YouTube

Never forget the time i was trying to dance with a girl at a Disco and this Sh*t came on, i looked like i was being tasered!

 

[First Ever Audi]

ok, sorry to do this to you but........"Star Trekking " star trekking across the universe - YouTube

Never forget the time i was trying to dance with a girl at a Disco and this Sh*t came on, i looked like i was being tasered!

some good ones would be:

Gary Newman : Cars
Steppenwolf : Born to be Wild
Gun's and Roses : Paradise City

hundreds of others in the pipeline

 

[Daveotto]

As I am collecting from Wimbledon Audi it would have to be

The womble song The Wombles - The Wombling Song - YouTube

or

Remember you're a womble The Wombles - Remember You`re a Womble - YouTube

 

[MBK]

I'm sure this would get you a few strange looks Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Theme Song - YouTube

And as for the actual meaning of the song, I'm not sure they'd let kids sing it these days! From wikipedia so it must be true:

Chitty Bang Bang (one chitty) is a WW1 term for a leave ticket (which allowed one to travel to Paris and visit Improving Cultural Exhibitions). Zborowski used this as a name, probably equally as a salacious name and excusing it through onomatopeia within polite company. Just look at the other car names used at Brooklands at this time - there were more double entendres than a '50s radio comedy. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (two chitties, only used from the book onward) was a straight lift from Zborowski's car (Fleming knew the family beforehand), bowdlerised for children's fiction by the excuse of onomatopeia.