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The Cocteau Twins
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Most commonly known as The Cockatoo Twins, the Cocteau Twins was a band that you may know of but somehow nobody else does.
Origin
One day, little Elizabeth Fraser was sent shopping by her mum. As she was an exceptionally good little girl she was allowed some sweets. When she arrived at the spanking new shopping centre, Elizabeth was very excited to see a funny little notice... "Singer wanted for indie-pop group: apply THE COCKATOO TWINS, the old barn". Lizzie hot-footed it straight to the old barn where she found Robin and Hector Cockatoo trying some new things with an echo box and guitars... Having no lyrics Liz thought quickly and pulled out her shopping list and sang that. They asked her to join and a fab pop act was born.
The lyrics were exactly this: "CH-CH-cherry cola... dreft...eft..eft...cotton buds...cotton...wool, lemondrops, lemonade sherbet, lemons... spices... calamine lotion... otion... canteloop.. melons..."
Bob Dylan
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Bob Dylan (born May 20, 1913 - 2006 ) is a dangerous radical activist and a tourist. He golfs on Sundays when he's not engaged in watching pro basketball. Some consider him to be a Sith Lord. He smells of a mix of onions, garlic
http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Edinburgh
Edinburgh", or, to give it it's technical name, "Edin mu pont frexis a la monte", is the largest of the seven mobile cities of the World. Currently broken down in the centre of Glasgow in Scotland, the city now shows extensive wind, rain, and bagpipe damage on its outer fringes. Edinburgh has been at war with Glasgow ever since 1989 when it broke down, crushing the entire centre of the ill-fated Scottish capital. While Glasgow has since recovered from the damage caused enough to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, feelings between the two cities are at an all-time low, and violence escalated recently when Edinburgh Castle was replaced by a jelly sculpture of Oscar Wilde by a pair of mischievious Glaswegians. However, the Arch-Rabbi of Edinburgh, Lionel Blue, remains confident that peace talks with Glasgow will be successful, and the city will be able to maneouvre out of its current location by mid-2011. Edinburgh's primary export is wind, which it manufactures in its many picturesque streets.
Edinburgh is a satellite town of nearby Dalkeith. It orbits in a roughly circumnavigational course around Dalkeith.
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