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A song that if the first notes were played in a room full of people from a certain generation, a large majority of them could sing the rest of the song.
“Welcome to the Black Parade” is a Bohemian Rhapsody of millenials.
With a girl lying on her back, rest your head on her pelvis and your body at 90 degrees to her. With your right hand, start to fingerblast her (some warming up may be required). With three fingers deep, bring your left hand up and start to work the clit.
Keep a good solid rhythm going, paying particular attention to the movement of the right hand and as she starts to squirt, in your finest voice start with “Mama....”
God my arms ache, spent hours doing The Rhapsody last night, but still couldn’t get the Galileo part right
When one creates an E-mail just for use of the Rhapsody 30-Day Free Trial. During these thirty days, that person must download as many songs as possible to their computer(s). When the thirty days are up, make a new E-mail and use that for another 30-Day Free Trial.
John: Dude I have over 15,000 songs on my iPhone!
Jake: Dude how? On iTunes they cost like $8 each.
John: I just did the Rhapsody Cheap Trick a few times.
Thursday Rhapsody is a girls name, taken from 2 different book series.
Thursday; from Jasper Fforde's 'Thursday Next' series, and Rhapsody; from Elizabeth Haydon's 'Rhapsody' series.
A very unique name for a unique girl.
Loves a tickle and a giggle.
She is a water baby, bath time is her favourite time of day, unless she gets to have a swim in the pool.
Inquisitive and curious.
Thursday, you are such a cheeky girl!
Put it down, Thursday Rhapsody!
Thursday, get that out of you're mouth!
The saddest song in the history
-Larry: I got rejected by MIT today :((
-SJ: That's sad; let's listen to Jujuonean rhapsody
the saddest song ever (cover of bohemian rhapsody)
hoe: juju, have you been crying?
juju: yes, I listened to jujuonean rhapsody again
hoe: *sobs quietly* :(((
juju: it's okay, we both didn't get into mit
The Hungarian Rhapsodies are a group of 19 pieces composed for piano by Franz Liszt, a Hungarian composer. The most famous Hungarian Rhapsody is number 2, being featured in many places such as Looney Toons and Tom & Jerry. The Hungarian Rhapsodies are famous for being extremely hard and requiring lots of practice to learn one rhapsody.
These pieces are usually in a gypsy scale, and are composed of two sections: the lassú, or lassan, and the friss, or friska. The lassú is a slower section of the piece, while the friss is a faster section of the piece, using many segments from the lassú.
"Yo, my man's playing Hungarian Rhapsody No.2."