Did you know that... ... if you sing the Cantonese version of 'Brother John' but change the words to numbers in English, you will end up at 'twenty'. For those who don't believe me: Da hoi man cheung, da hoi man cheung One two three four, five six se ven Yau jek man, yau jek man Eight nine ten, el ev en Fai D lor ba sin lei, fai D lor ba sin lei Twelve thir teen four teen fif, teen six teen se ven teen Put chau kui, put chau kui Eigh teen nine, teen TWEN TY And this despite the fact that the Cantonese version isn't about that Brother John is asleep and doesn't hear the morning bells. It's about a mosquito in the house that must be chased out. Spooky or what? (No, I better take another look for those darn pills...) /Jester
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