She called him 'Sir Brian May' (5:36).
Blimey, he goes into one when someone calls him 'Mr', so this should be ok!!
(Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
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(Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
by fairydandy » Fri Feb 28, 2014 7:00 pm
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She called him 'Sir Brian May' (5:36).
Blimey, he goes into one when someone calls him 'Mr', so this should be ok!!
She called him 'Sir Brian May' (5:36).
Blimey, he goes into one when someone calls him 'Mr', so this should be ok!!
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Re: (Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
by BitterTears » Fri Feb 28, 2014 7:16 pm
To change the subject slightly...you can definitely argue the case for a knighthood for the good Doctor, especially when you compare his accomplishments to some other guys with Knighthoods for services to music. Then throw in his tireless work with charities, animal rights and West End singers. Also, you'd think the name of his band would get the attention of old Liz.
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Re: (Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
by fairydandy » Fri Feb 28, 2014 7:22 pm
BitterTears wrote:To change the subject slightly...you can definitely argue the case for a knighthood for the good Doctor, especially when you compare his accomplishments to some other guys with Knighthoods for services to music. Then throw in his tireless work with charities, animal rights and West End singers. Also, you'd think the name of his band would get the attention of old Liz.
Personally, I hate the very idea of knighthoods. He does some very good work for animals, but so does the delightful old woman that runs the dogs home near to mine...the care, the love, the sheer dedication and devotion and with hardly any funds at all. I'm sure Mr May doesn't want a knighthood, or maybe he does...
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Re: (Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
by Bri » Fri Feb 28, 2014 10:21 pm
fairydandy wrote:BitterTears wrote:To change the subject slightly...you can definitely argue the case for a knighthood for the good Doctor, especially when you compare his accomplishments to some other guys with Knighthoods for services to music. Then throw in his tireless work with charities, animal rights and West End singers. Also, you'd think the name of his band would get the attention of old Liz.
Personally, I hate the very idea of knighthoods. He does some very good work for animals, but so does the delightful old woman that runs the dogs home near to mine...the care, the love, the sheer dedication and devotion and with hardly any funds at all. I'm sure Mr May doesn't want a knighthood, or maybe he does...
I bet he does!
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Re: (Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
by Cool Cat » Sat Mar 01, 2014 3:30 pm
The day they started giving out knighthoods for rowing boats and riding bikes in the Olympics was the day it turned farcical.
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Re: (Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
by jimbo » Sun Mar 02, 2014 2:26 am
Cool Cat wrote:The day they started giving out knighthoods for rowing boats and riding bikes in the Olympics was the day it turned farcical.
For me it was the day David Beckham became a Knight, in fact did he really? Is it really Sir David Beckham
Edit:-
Haha, no it looks like he isn't yet? Is he? I am confused now.
Anyway, I do support sport stars getting knighted, but only when they have been at the very top of their sport worldwide for years, and have been retired for about 10 years i.e when they really deserve it!
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Re: (Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
by Loris1985 » Wed Jul 19, 2017 9:43 am
Happy 70th birthday, dear Brian!
The notes of your guitar and your songs will always be the soundtrack of our lives!
The notes of your guitar and your songs will always be the soundtrack of our lives!
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Re: (Mr) (Dr) (Sir) Brian May
by Virgine » Wed Jul 19, 2017 11:47 am
Happy Birthday Brian, have a nice day 
Inside my heart is breaking
My make -up will be flaking
But my smile still stays on
My make -up will be flaking
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