Use a Goodbye Mr. Rosenstein meme with this one.

In a tweet you can include the Woody Guthrie song link

And a meme image. Select the following text as an image to tweet it

Now, the telephone rang, an' it jumped off the wall,

That was the President, a-makin' his call.

He said, "Mr. Rosenstein, this may the end;

An' you got your last chance of salvation of sin!"

So long, it's been good to know yuh;

So long, it's been good to know yuh;

So long, it's been good to know yuh.

The people are shouting your song is too old,

And YOU got to be driftin' along.

Use a Goodbye Mr. Rosenstein meme with this one.

In a tweet you can include the Woody Guthrie song link

And a meme image. Select the following text as an image to tweet it

Now, the telephone rang, an' it jumped off the wall,

That was the President, a-makin' his call.

He said, "Mr. Rosenstein, this may the end;

An' you got your last chance of salvation of sin!"

So long, it's been good to know yuh;

So long, it's been good to know yuh;

So long, it's been good to know yuh.

The people are shouting your song is too old,

And YOU got to be driftin' along.

https://youtu.be/zqiblXFlZuk

>>3064052

Please explain the red circle in the first image

What are we looking at?

>>3064128

Liar, liar pants on fire!!!

You have no sauce for this.

>>3064554

When Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in 1952,

The narrator of the film that was made started as follows

Mentioning the golden carpet that led up to the throne.

These moments of waiting are somewhat of a social occasion. There is almost the feeling of a fashionable wedding in St. Margaret’s, until the music begins, and the people stop talking, and stop looking at one another, and crane down to this space of golden carpet which is soon to be, for all of us at any rate who are gathered here, the heart of the world. Then the processions which precede the Queen come in, each with its pair of heralds. The drama heightens as the Dean and Prebendaries of the Abbey enter bearing the Regalia, and the Litany is sung, as it has always been sung at the Coronation since the 12th century. The glorious copes of blue and gold which the Prebendaries wear are so far the must magnificent vestments we have seen. Two more heralds, highly coloured as playing cards, and then the Princes and Princesses of the Blood Royal. The lights grow brighter, the golden floor looks more golden, and a feeling of expectancy is everywhere, even among those who are unlucky enough to see nothing because there is a pillar in their way. And, now comes Somerset Herald and Windsor Herald, two ushers and our exquisite Princess Margaret, the Lord Chamberlain behind her, and then the Queen Mother with the Dowager Duchess of Northumberland as her Mistress of the Robes. The Regalia are delivered to the Peers appointed to bear them, and there is a silence.

https://www.countrylife.co.uk/out-and-about/theatre-film-music/the-queens-coronation-in-the-abbey-by-john-betjeman-7586#Jl8Leq3QqV2G1GCO.99