'The sun has got his hat on.' |
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Added: April 2004 |
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| gengulfus - 24th January 2006 12:59
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As the old song goes:
"The sun has got his hat on
Hip-hip-hip-hooray!
The sun has got his hat on,
And he's coming out today."
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| bert - 7th June 2006 15:36
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| For years I thought the words said the hat was "off" and this meant that the sun was unshaded causing a sunny day.The writer's enthusiasm for this happy sun ,ready to go down to the beach ,wearing his hat like everyone else ,caused him to overlook this basic error.
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| wnatonsmithers - 9th July 2006 10:43
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| your poll is distorted. When I saw the question I immediately replied in the negative as it is a cloudy day outside. Then I realised when the result arrived that it was a question about the actual hat bening "on". So I voted the wrong way.
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| Robrob - 5th November 2007 15:42
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| If "the sun" had his hat on, it would be blocking some of the sunlight, therefore making it less light. It may not necesarily be cloudy but generally speaking people consider lack of light in the sky to be "cloudy". And nobody really cares about what the song says - its a song, why refer to something with no significance to the topic subject.
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| karen ratcliffe - 30th November 2007 16:46
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| i just want to say that i want the answer right.
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