Nostalgia: Who was forced to learn this song when you were younger? - General

Never heard of it. We sang The future's looking good to me I'm ready to go, I'm ready to go yeah McDonald's looking good to me I'm ready to eat, I'm ready to eat yeah over. and. over. I wanted to sing Out of paper, out of stock. There's friendly faces around the block. Break loose from your chains... That are causing you pain... Call Dunder Mifflin! [i]The people person's paper people![/i] Call Dunder Mifflin! [i]The people person's paper people![/i]

I am American. I did not have to learn this and I'm glad I never had to.

hurr hurr dey said i da ho hurr durr oh wait

I never learned a song to remember the name of all 50 states BUT I did learn a song to remember all 12 months. :downs:

Groovy tunes.

I went to a catholic school, they don't believe in geography there.

[QUOTE=killz2much;21781241][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_HeLofy7IE[/media] To this day this song will not get out of my head if I hear it. Also: If you didn't go to school in America don't bother with this thread since you would have never heard it.[/QUOTE] ah, my murdering theme

Yes, this and they made me memorize every county in my state, I still to this day know them all.

[QUOTE=Adius Shadow;21788744]Yes, this and they made me memorize every county in my state, I still to this day know them all.[/QUOTE] It's the U.S governments way of knowing who's an immigrant and who isn't, if I ever move to America all they need to do is ask me a short history quiz and I'll have no clue whereas all of you born there will have the answers burned DEEPLY PENETRATED into your brain at your first few years of school. Just a theory

OK, First off I'm not saying america sucks or anything but Seriously, you had to learn that. That's kinda sad.

Nope. Canada here.

[QUOTE=samframpton;21781300][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBCwfioxd-o[/media] And here's my British alternative[/QUOTE] Fuck me. I remember this now from my primary school.

every word in the typical american vocabulary is in this song

[QUOTE=Muzz1;21795365]every word in the typical american vocabulary is in this song[/QUOTE] Is that supposed to be insulting?

I live in America, and never heard this song before.

Our 4th grade teacher told us to memorize this song (bellow) as a joke. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXROnzpsrlg[/media] I came back two days latter, and recited it. His face was like was like :O and he gave two bars of chocolate. :buddy:

[QUOTE=SuperHoboMan;21781498][highlight]ffffffuuuuuuu--[/highlight][/QUOTE]

I did not learn that.

I had to learn that, and I even hated it then. Damn teachers.

I remember this. God damn I hate singing.

I love that song.

Am I the only one who haven't been tortured by such songs? Probably because I'm Canadian.

My school must have been different because I've never heard of this

This is horrible, I have never even heard of this. [editline]09:51PM[/editline] [QUOTE=jetboy;21804630]Our 4th grade teacher told us to memorize this song (bellow) as a joke. -Video Here- I came back two days latter, and recited it. His face was like was like :O and he gave two bars of chocolate. :buddy:[/QUOTE] It said lithium twice. :zoid:

In Denmark we sing good songs.

My school made me learn Grand Old Flag and also This Land. I never heard this song.

We had to do this song at an elementary school play. Everyone held up a state when they said the name of it. I had Louisiana. :3:

Everyone who's not American have propably never even heard this song. Which is about 70-80% of everyone on this forum.

Yeah, I'm American and never had to learn this..Probably because I was homeschooled..But..Eh.