There's no such thing as ghosts, and if there are, then apparently all they want to terrorize are tin cans, so neither you nor I have anything to fear.
This forum was dead today. Well, time to add more useless crap to this thread.
The Simpsons episode where they kill the alligator in Florida and get put on a chain gang was on earlier. It reminded me of a little question of mine. The song Homer sings repeatedly, "We Built This City", contains this lyric:
Marconi plays the mamba, listen to the radio. Don't you remember?
We built this city, we built this city on rock an' roll
At least, that's what I always heard and that's what numerous sources confirm, but still others and even irrefutable fonts of knowledge like some GeoCities personal pages say the name is not Marconi but "Ma Coley". This I do not understand. Marconi made sense with the rest of the line, being a pioneer in radio and wireless. But Ma Coley? Who the hell is Ma Coley? Sir Edward Burne-Jones mother?
Marconi has a spot on Biography.com, that means he's quality enough material to be in a song. Ma Coley isn't, she's a nobody, not even fit for sea ditties.
Even I'm on Biography.com.
(Ignore them incorrectly guessing when I was born, my last name, my gender, my profession, my nationality, my accomplishments, and most importantly when I died-- I don't know where they got that from. In fact, ignore everything except my first name and my 1965 album "Ev'rything's Coming Up Dusty")
