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Posted on 05/10/2013 6:01:15 PM PDT by AZamericonnie
Mine?
Sting, and Blood Sweat and Tears.
wOOhOO!
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Yes..Sting quotes Kije in “Russians”
But it was Greg lake who quote Kije in “I believe in Father Christmas”.
Was Lake also a member of BST? I know he was part of ELP.
Did BST quote Kije as well?
You might have trumped me! LOL!
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And he had all that hair! Today he looks like an accountant.
Good evening, ML...((HUGS))...feeling better today?
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LOL! Purely STSF! :)
A lot better...but now all my students are sick!
Arrrggghhhh!!!!!!
I guess it’s better than looking like a cadaver like Mick Jagger from the Stones. LOL!
The word "kije" (pronounced kee-ZHAY), means "however" in Russian. The original story is by Pushkin, titled "The Czar Never Sleeps". In the story, some generals write a report of a battle with a sentence beginning, "The lieutenant, however..."
The czar doesn't see the comma and believes that a brave act was committed by a Lieutenant However, and the generals don't dare tell the czar he has made a mistake. They then invent a Lieutenant However, and the story is about his brilliant military career and death, all told to the czar.
It was made into a Soviet movie in the Thirties, and Prokofiev wrote the soundtrack.
Must be the new shoes...:)
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