What is the meaning of "a minor classic" in this sentence? The video that accompanied it was also seen as a minor classic: shot in black and white. This music is "Angels" by Take That.

Which preposition is correct along with "injury"? injury "of" chest or injury "to" chest.

A Japanese true funny story. There was a boy named Takashi, living in a humble house in Tokyo, who was 10 years old then. He had a lot of friends but his family was very poor because his father had passed away when he was a baby. His mother supported a household by working hard. At the time, MacDonald's began to franchise in Japan and it became very popular soon among Japanese. Most children in his class was holding their birthday party at Mac's. Takashi was no exception and he also wanted to have a party on his birthday at Mac's. Though he knew that his mother couldn't afford it, he dared to ask her. The answer from her was "No, you can't" as he expected, but she went on to say "but you can have a party at our house like MacDonald's as I have a good idea." His birthday came and he invited his all friends to his small house. His mother made humburgers and fried chips for him and his friends. She put them on the table and went in to the kitchen again. Everyone is really pleased with her homemade meal and the homelike atmosphere. When they enjoyed the party, his mother who disguised as a handmade yellow-billed Donald Duck appeared in front of them. She mistook MacDonald's character, Ronald MacDonald (Donald) for Donald Duck and said, "I'll charge each one 300 Yen for the meal."

What is "joy back" in this sentence? I tried to get in touch with Timbaland but there was no joy back from anybody. Tks in advance.

Why is this "down"? He was making jokes down the phone to me yesterday. I learned "on the phone, over the phone, over the phone". I don't know why is "down" used in this setence. There is something reason?Thank you, teacher Peachey. Can I ask you or anybody again? I received the sad news of the sudden passing of my father down the phone. Is this more natural than "on or by" the phone?

Please teach me the meaning of "Chambers" and "capacity" in this sentense. Tks in advance "If Chambers was to appear back on the scene in a songwriting capacity, we would be jubilant." said a source at the label. I wonder if Chambers mean kind of "meeting rooms", but I am not sure.