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What does 'drop a clanger' mean in British?
"Drop a clanger" is a British idiom that means to make a mistake or blunder, typically a noticeable or embarrassing one. It is often used informally to describe situations where someone has said or done something foolish or unintentionally funny.
What was the children's song back in the 1960's with lyrics said Froggy froggy jumped so high won't come down 'till next July Jing di-da bung di-d?
Great song! It was/is "The Frog Song" by Sam Hinton. You may download it from Amazon.com!
What the science say about magic?
Arthur C Clarke said "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
Who said do not cite the deep magic to you witch you were there when it was written?
Aslan
Why are unicorn horns said to have magic powers?
Because they are fictional are rare
Why is tortoise used in black magic in india-?
The tortoise is used in black magic in India because it is said to be a symbol of fertility and protection.
What black and white childrens tv show had a character who said pluck your magic plinger?
I believe it was "Plunk your magic plinger, Froggie." Not 'pluck'. And I believe Buffalo Bob said it on the Howdy Doody show.
Did Saxons believe in magic?
No, they didn't. They had no idea what it was so one of them (at the time) said Magic is where a duck turns around and lays an egg.
In what city the capital of Iraq is Aladdin said to have found his magic lamp?
Baghdad
What was the name of King Author's magic sword?
King Arthur's magic sword was called Excalibur. It was said to have been given to him by the Lady of the Lake.
Did anyone been into the black hole?
Yeah magic Johnson was said to have conquered the black hole. That's how he got 'magic' in his name. 2012 Olympics.
What does 'shazam' mean?
It's the magic word which Billy Batson said in order to become Captain Marvel. It's the name of the guy who gave him this magic power.
