unknownelandes:

SO THAT’S HOW THEY DO IT

unknownelandes:

SO THAT’S HOW THEY DO IT

(Source: yodiscrepo)

Finnish from Afar Blog: 10 Useless Facts about Finland

9. The Nokia ringtone was composed in 1902

Finland’s most famous corporation, Nokia, is one of those very rare companies that have a globally recognised “aural logo”, the famous tudututu-tudututu-tuuuuuu (you know the one). It turns out it wasn’t created by some clever ad agency in the 1990s, but is in fact a phrase from a composition for solo guitar, Gran Vals, written in 1902 by the Spanish classical guitarist and composer Francisco Tárrega.

on see laul eestikeelne või ukrainakeelne? ukrainakeelne :)

unitedpigeonsoflowermanhattan:

Ja so ein Mädel, ungarisches Mädel (by HeadHunter131)

Marek Weber und sein Orchester, 

mit Refraingesang: Leo Moll

Komponist: Paul Abraham, Text: Fritz Grünbaum († 1941 in Dachau)
Foxtrot
Electrola, 1930

omg i think i actually found sth that my cat-flatmate is willing to eat. she’s been living off tuna and milk for months now and i seriously doubt it’s good for her health. does this mean she’s a snob or just plain stupid?

mangopower:

I have taken it upon myself to point out

that things like pomme de terre and pineapple have “apple” in them because

once upon a time apple was the word for fruit

WOW NO WAY

yes

thegrateful:

Old building tagged.

my little sister is 10 today. the song is from the first album that she ever bought with her own money. i’m quite proud of her, i think my first one was spice girls or possibly sth even more horrifying.

thegrateful:

Golden rye, Estonia

thegrateful:

Golden rye, Estonia

the kitsch-fest is over for this year and although, as always, quite a huge part of it felt like one long nightmarish karaoke night, i thoroughly enjoyed the brilliance of mr marko.  

in his opening speech he emphasized the importance of not singing in english but went on to say that he is nonetheless willing to forgive bonnie tyler.

i learned a lot tonight. thank u marko!