Based on a conversation I heard tonight, initiated by a comment on the song 'I do like to be beside the seaside'.
The speaker said "It's a bouncy air".
The 1st listener heard it as: It's about sea air."
The 2rd listener heard it as: "It abounds, sea air."
The 3rd listener (an Apple geek) heard it as: "It's about Sierra."
The 4th listener (from near the Caspian) heard it as: "It's a bound sea area."
The 5th listener (a Biblical scholar) heard its as: "It's about Ceasarea."
The 6th listener (a Scouter) heard it as: "It's a Brownsea area"
The 7th listener (whose first language was French) interpreted it as "Concerning clean air."
The 8th listener (a Bach lover) said "The original key was G".
The 9th listener took it to mean the Med.
(Number 10th was away. Listening to the brass band.)
Modegreen (Mondebeach?)
Based on a conversation I heard tonight, initiated by a comment on the song 'I do like to be beside the seaside'.
The speaker said "It's a bouncy air".
The 1st listener heard it as: It's about sea air."
The 2rd listener heard it as: "It abounds, sea air."
The 3rd listener (an Apple geek) heard it as: "It's about Sierra."
The 4th listener (from near the Caspian) heard it as: "It's a bound sea area."
The 5th listener (a Biblical scholar) heard its as: "It's about Ceasarea."
The 6th listener (a Scouter) heard it as: "It's a Brownsea area"
The 7th listener (whose first language was French) interpreted it as "Concerning clean air."
The 8th listener (a Bach lover) said "The original key was G".
The 9th listener took it to mean the Med.
(Number 10th was away. Listening to the brass band.)