Well, that sounds about right. I'm still a little confused about how the song means victory to ANY culture.

Then again, I ain't as much of a music listener as I used to be...

acewoonder wrote:Well, that sounds about right. I'm still a little confused about how the song means victory to ANY culture.

Then again, I ain't as much of a music listener as I used to be...

hidden in the depths of google:

The ancient name for dragonfly was 'kachimushi'. 'Kachi' means 'victory' and 'mushi' means 'insect'. (Japanese)

now im going to think up a riddle so vague for mine you'll have to ressurect einstein to figure it out ^^

heres mine, and someone better figure it out before weird does


This band was formed just after the mid 1990's and is described as being in an unstable emotional state. The bands original name resembled a possible outcome of a group of noisy, probably drunken people that could in fact be playing the card game.

The song you are looking for is the descendants of a type of theft. Some of the song is also an act carried out systematically by the Soviet forces at the end of the Second World War.

Son of Plunder by Disturbed

well done sloth ^^

Here goes nothing:

The song you're looking for is named after a magical being dealing with things typical of a Homeric hero. It was used in a series perpetuated by waves, pages, and a very large amount of aluminium. It heavily features a stringed instrument than can either be even or odd stringed. The band in question is named after a well known symbol.

Hint: Many countries use said symbol

Journey of the Sorcerer by The Eagles

Suck. It. All of you.

The band is from the state know for mountain people and are from a family city.

The song can be interpreted as a metaphor for murder and is a single from their latest self-titled album, released in 2009. The main singer's name is the combination of a Sesame Street character and the offspring of a famous fast food franchise and a mythical Norwegian/Icelandic sea monster of epic proportions.

Enjoy