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Trust me... I heard every last note.

The tune is still ringing in my bloody head now..

Of course I blame Seanacoochie but never Joe... cos I know it will annoy the former.

I've played the Wild Rover for many a year

And I've spent all my money on whiskey and beer

But now I'm returning with gold in great store

And I never will play the Wild Rover no more.

And it's no, nay, never

No nay never no more

Will I play the Wild Rover

No never, no more.

I went to an alehouse I used to frequent

And I told the landlady my money was spent

I asked her for a Red Stripe, she answered me "nay"

She said, "Patrons like you, I can get any day!"

And it's no, nay, never

No nay never no more

Will I play the Wild Rover

No never, no more.

From out of my pockets I took moneys bright

And the landlady's eyes opened wide with delight

She said, "I have Red Stripes, and wines of the best,

And the words that I said, son, were only in jest!"

And it's no, nay, never

No nay never no more

Will I play the Wild Rover

No never, no more.

I'll go back to Jamaica and lie in the sun

But I will play the part of the prodigal son

And if my girl loves me, as oft' times before

Then I never will play the Wild Rover no more.

And it's no, nay, never

No nay never no more

Will I play the Wild Rover

No never, no more.

And it's no, nay, never

No nay never no more

Will I play the Wild Rover

No never, no more.

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Originally posted by Soddball:

You're probably trawling the net right now, forking out $50 for orgy pictures of MasterGoodale and Mike_the_Wino going at it like dogs in a trailer park in downtown Detroit.

Fool. I could have got you those pics for $25. :mad: :mad: Berli reminds me of my mince pies - so much potential but not enough time in the oven.

You may be amusing, but its in a 'village idiot' sort of way. Already have those photo... the photographer is one of Mine
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Since our Justicar willnae join me, here's a sing-song in his honour...

Two little boys had two little toys

Each had a wooden horse

Gaily they played each summer's day

Warriors both of course

One little chap then had a mishap

Broke off his horse's head

Wept for his toy then cried with joy

As his young playmate said

Did you think I would leave you crying

When there's room on my horse for two

Climb up here Jack and don't be crying

I can go just as fast with two

When we grow up we'll both be soldiers

And our horses will not be toys

And I wonder if we'll remember

When we were two little boys

Long years had passed, war came so fast

Bravely they marched away

Cannon roared loud, and in the mad crowd

Wounded and dying lay

Up goes a shout, a horse dashes out

Out from the ranks so blue

Gallops away to where Joe lay

Then came a voice he knew

Did you think I would leave you dying

When there's room on my horse for two

Climb up here Joe, we'll soon be flying

I can go just as fast with two

Did you say Joe I'm all a-tremble

Perhaps it's the battle's noise

But I think it's that I remember

When we were two little boys

Do you think I would leave you dying

There's room on my horse for two

Climb up here Joe, we'll soon by flying

Back to the ranks so blue

Can you feel Joe I'm all a tremble

Perhaps it's the battle's noise

But I think it's that I remember

When we were two little boys

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Originally posted by YK2:

</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Berlichtingen:

Since our Justicar willnae join me, here's a sing-song in his honour...

A touch of Scots and even a hint of Euro in that post..

Should I be honoUred? </font>

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Originally posted by Soddball:

Tan? Jinkies, no thanks. An Aussie with a tan glows in the dark. You remember the Ozone layer down there, don't you - or is it just in history books?

As for teeth - having wonky ones just means I have an excitingly wonky overbite. Got to be better than having a wonky brain.

I like the Australians. I like them most of all because I know they're a fat, healthy 12,000 miles away.

20-17!

20-17!

That warm glow inside. :D

How do you recognise an Australian bra?

It's green and gold and has lots of support but no cup.

BWWAAHAHAHAAHAHAH!!!!!

It's a good thing I'm not Australian otherwise I might have been offended by this. And he calls me stupid. *snicker*

Kitty

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Originally posted by Berlichtingen:

where's th' bloody Justicar!?

We require a song from th' Justicar!

*hmmm... bloody glass seems ta have sprung a leak*

It's been posted before but ... your swish, I mean WISH, is my command:

The Ballad of the CessPool

(to the tune of The Ballad of Ivan Petrofsky Skevarr)

The sons of the CessPool are all without shame

And ‘twill not abide by a fool,

But most garrulous of all was a man by the name,

Of Seanachai, Bard of the Pool.

If you wanted a brave to twist up a phrase

And treat the poor newbies so cruel,

Or cast rightful doubt, on the brains of the louts,

‘twas Seanachai, Bard of the Pool.

This scion of Ireland with wit so aroused

‘twas more fearsome than ghostie or ghoul,

A terrible creature, though frequently soused,

Was Seanachai, Bard of the Pool.

There are brave men aplenty, and well known to fame,

Though we’d never suggest that they bore,

But the bravest of all was a man by the name

Of Peng, the Father Confessor

He could sneer with the best, tell a newbie “sod off”

And they’d blanch at the sound of his roar,

In fact quite the cream of the M.B.T. team

Was Peng, the Father Confessor.

‘Twas true that none loved him, of that there’s no doubt,

And his style with the ladies was poor,

But he’d fry newbie butt, with words cleverly cut,

Our Peng, the Father Confessor.

One day that bold cleric, he left his posh barracks

And with a six pack of the brew,

He was going to town, when by fortune he found

Seanachai, Bard of the Pool.

“Peng you foul fellow,” our Seanachai bellowed,

“Why carry you that pack of booze?

When I’ve not a drop, I should give you a bop!”

Cried Seanachai, Bard of the Pool.

“Yes you’d like the fair brew, I can see from your drool.”

Said Peng with contempt to the core.

“But ‘tis mine now you see, so you’d best just drink TEA!”

Sneered Peng, the Father Confessor

And the fight thus was on, with an absence of brawn

For both were too pickled by far,

When a hand darted through, and gathered the brew,

‘Twas Joe, the wise Justicar.

“Now my lads,” soothed Sir Joe, “let’s not come to blows.

I’m certain I know what to do.

The Bard can pay Peng, for the half of the thing,

And you’ll share like true Knights of the ‘Pool.

Then they both beat Joe to within an inch of his life.

Joe

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Originally posted by Berlichtingen:

Btw, donnae ya owe me a setup ya pillock?

Okay, Berli, I'll play your silly, little game;

Do I owe you a set up?

In other news:

What do you call someone who thinks he's being devious by rushing his armor along the edge of the map, through sand, throwing up HUGE feckin' rooster trails of dust and then even when you point it out to him, he goes, "Shhh...it's a surprise..."?

Answer: Noba

What do you call a scenario in which, on the German side, the smallest tank is a Panther and on the Russian side, the smallest tank is a T-40? Oh, and file sizes are fast approaching 3mb?

Answer: A Rune-ish piece of effluvia that Lars is going to win, hands down.

What do you call a tactician, who uses all his mortar ammo on a smoke barrage that peters out just as his troops rush into open ground 50 yards away from entrenched defenders?

Answer: Seanachai.

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Originally posted by SheWhoMustBeObeyed:

I wish to thank those of you who said such pleasant things about me. I'm really not all that demanding as my title would infer. It is a nice feeling to be so readily accepted into your company. Hopefully your Christmas was a Merry one and the New Year will reveal wonderful new possibilities for each of you. God's peace to all.

We thank you for your kind thoughts on this most festive of days and would like to return the wish for a good Christmas.
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