Ziggy Played What?

[PlayaDelWes]

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[MeowMixer]

I was going to post before you put up the poll, just to ruin your day, but I was feeling charitable.

[BrettShipes]

Duh, guitar, it says so right there in the song.

[canexplain]

Duh, guitar, it says so right there in the song.

i think he is hoping bowie will be at coachella if you really read the poll .... cr****

[BrettShipes]

I understand that, but the song does clearly state that Ziggy does in fact play guitar.

[boarderwoozel3]

If it was: Ziggy is going to play what? I would have chose "all of the above." But you kept it in the past tense and seeing as he hasn't played Coachella before, I'm sticking to the song.

[PlayaDelWes]

Everyone’s wrong. It’s a very tricky question in so many ways. So it’s completely understandable why your simple minds are overwhelmed.

First off, Ziggy played “Guitar”, not “The Guitar”, so answers 1 and “all of the above” are clearly off the table. Sorry guys.

The answer is “Main Stage”. Nothing was mentioned about other stages (or tents) and even if there were, it’s clear that Ziggy played Guitar on the main stage. I’ll also accept “Sunday” for similar reasons.

[slurpee]

I am more interested to see if Ziggy can still fit into those tight ass pants of his.

[rage patton]

I voted "all of the above" even though I have a feeling David Bowie, IF Bowie plays, he will be headlining Friday.

[TheWatcher]

Everyone’s wrong. It’s a very tricky question in so many ways. So it’s completely understandable why your simple minds are overwhelmed.

First off, Ziggy played “Guitar”, not “The Guitar”, so answers 1 and “all of the above” are clearly off the table. Sorry guys.

The answer is “Main Stage”. Nothing was mentioned about other stages (or tents) and even if there were, it’s clear that Ziggy played Guitar on the main stage. I’ll also accept “Sunday” for similar reasons.

Well, I noticed that, but figured one word being off might just be a typo.

And, since Ziggy (Bowie) has never played Coachella, the other answers are invalid, as the question IS in past tense.

Or, is this a "forward-looking statement", and if Bowie plays this year, we could then say "Ziggy played.. "?