So, praytell, 'O Great and Powerful Archdruid OZ...
Kent
the HOOD website?
Hmmm?
An Archdruid must surely be able to crack such a thing...
Do tell...do tell...
An Coibhi Drui
You mean The Great " Kent " doesn't know ?
( You could consult your alter ego , Dan, but it is concentrating on
its entries for the Cats Laughs Festival - I simply LOVE the way you
dodged that Joke, don't like ;osing face eh , Dan, but don't worry,
there'll be many more, heh heh heh ..)
I am sure Searles will be kind enough to translate that Ogham for
you , if you're especially nice to him and go and beg him...
Cheers,
Michael .
1X2Willows
uhm I meant to add that we know of course, before Loopy comes
back with some idiotic deflexion to take the heat off himself but
ooops... too late ;-)
An Coibhi Drui
Sorry, but you'll have too beg Searles -
advice, be real nice, polite and mannnerly
( BIG GRIN)
Cheers,
Michael .
1X2Willows
for what.
the money back for that worthless online "Ogham class" years ago?
Naaah he can keep it.
- but nice dodge. So you know what it means or not?
I do.
Kent
wrote:
Did I ask Searles about it? Do you honestly think I don't know what it
says already?
I want to see YOU come up with SOMETHING, ANYTHING, that could
honestly be considered DRUIDRY in ANY form, Mr hot-shit "Archdrooid"!
An Coibhi Drui
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That's the very last thing you want !
Anyway you've ensured, DAN, that ard is not the most suitable place
for Druidry, try Ard Light, if you dare, but no you're afraid you'll
be blinded by the light over there !
( You'd have to behave yourself too ) .
Kent
wrote:
> On Nov 8, 4:41 am, Kent <kent...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Nov 7, 8:29 pm, An Coibhi Drui <photographerofkilke...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
>
> > > On Nov 8, 3:27 am, "1X2Willows" <nos...@least.invalid> wrote:
>
> > > > Kent wrote:
> > > > > Do tell us, good sir McGrath, just what does it say on what's left of
> > > > > the HOOD website?
>
> > > > > Hmmm?
>
> > > > > An Archdruid must surely be able to crack such a thing...
>
> > > > > Do tell...do tell...
>
> > > > uhm I meant to add that we know of course, before Loopy comes
> > > > back with some idiotic deflexion to take the heat off himself but
>
> > > > ooops... too late ;-)
>
> > > Sorry, but you'll have too beg Searles -
> > > advice, be real nice, polite and mannnerly
> > > ( BIG GRIN)
>
> > Did I ask Searles about it? Do you honestly think I don't know what it
> > says already?
>
> > I want to see YOU come up with SOMETHING, ANYTHING, that could
> > honestly be considered DRUIDRY in ANY form, Mr hot-shit "Archdrooid"!
> That's the very last thing you want !
Incorrect, 'o inebriated one...
I'd love for you to prove me wrong and that you're actually worthy of
all those titles you flash about
> Anyway you've ensured, DAN, that ard is not the most suitable place
> for Druidry, try Ard Light, if you dare, but no you're afraid you'll
> be blinded by the light over there !
> ( You'd have to behave yourself too ) .
There you go again, Thicko Micko...still don't get it do you? I'm not
Dan.
Should be renamed ARDZzzzzzzzzzz... hasn't been a post there since the
28th...
1X2Willows
> On Nov 8, 4:41 am, Kent wrote:
>>
>> I want to see YOU come up with SOMETHING, ANYTHING, that
>> could honestly be considered DRUIDRY in ANY form, Mr hot-shit
>> "Archdrooid"!
Druidry from that one? Yeah right.
That'll be the day besides such wonderful morsels of wisdom like
"I'm the ArchDrool and such a lonely luser I demand attention" and
"THE OIRISH SPILLED THEIR BLOOD IN 1912 - HEIL ATLANTIS!!!"
> That's the very last thing you want !
> Anyway you've ensured, DAN,
> [snip]
Look. Let's make it simple here. I know you know I'm not Kent and
you know that I know you know. Not only that, but I even know you
know that I know you know, so quit being a boring dumbass who
thinks he's clever and funny because you're neither.
Been to the Black Cat and seen Damian yet?
An Coibhi Drui
" I know you, you know me.
One thing I can tell you is you got to be free .
Come together,
Right now
Over me "
" Here come old flat top, he come groovin slowly,
He gor joo joo eyeball, he one holy roller,
,He got hair down to his knees,
Got to be a joker, he just do what he please . "
He wear no shoe shine, he got toe jam football,
He got monkey finger, he shoot Coca Cola,
He say , " I know you,, you know me.
One thing I can tell you is you got to be free.
Come together,
Right now,,
Over me
He bag production, he got walrus gumboot
He got Ono sideboard, he got spinal cracker,
He got feet down below his knee,
Hold you in his armchhair, you can feel his disease .
Come together,
Right now,
Ovver me.
He roller coaster, he got early warning,
He got muddy water, he one mojo filter,
He said, one and one and one is three,
Got too be good looking 'cause he's so hard to see
Come together,
Right now,
Over me.
Cheers,
Michael .
An Coibhi Drui
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AND HERE IT IS
With John waving that love wave to you, Dan ! ( aka Kent )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0e7AQQTONvg
Cheers,
Michael .
1X2Willows
> On Nov 8, 5:38 am, "1X2Willows" wrote:
>>
>> Druidry from that one? Yeah right.
>>
>> That'll be the day besides such wonderful morsels of wisdom like
>> "I'm the ArchDrool and such a lonely luser I demand attention" and
>> "THE OIRISH SPILLED THEIR BLOOD IN 1912 - HEIL ATLANTIS!!!"
>>
>>> That's the very last thing you want !
>>> Anyway you've ensured, DAN,
>>> [snip]
>>
>> Look. Let's make it simple here. I know you know I'm not Kent and
>> you know that I know you know. Not only that, but I even know you
>> know that I know you know, so quit being a boring dumbass who
>> thinks he's clever and funny because you're neither.
>>
>> Been to the Black Cat and seen Damian yet?
>
> " I know you, you know me.
> One thing I can tell you is you got to be free .
> Come together,
Michael,
I was born in '57. I know these lyrics by heart.
Have you been to the Black Cat and seen Damian yet.
You know we'll find out whether you tell us or not, so why not be
honest just for once.
An Coibhi Drui
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Difference is, Dan, that I sang and played them publicly - and unlike
John I had to play seriously as I didn't have the fab backing he had -
and that big board of a Fender Epiphone can be a hefty instrument to
cart around for more than a half hour, so I usually switch to
electrified acoustic, allso Fender - but I made my name playing Irish
Traditional one time years ago on the chromatic ( button) accordeon,
esp fastt action Ceili , also harmonica . The Fender is really
designed to blast out a wall of sound across a big ballroom.
Cheers,
Michael.
An Coibhi Drui
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And John did that fabulously with the Beatles.
He was often criticised for his guitar playing ( he had started on a
banjo , then on an acousticc guitar tuned as a banjo by his mother who
played the banjo , as did his Irish musician grandfather - both sides
of his family in Liverpool were Irish, he considered himself Irish,
never thought of himself as anything else ! ) -
BT it wasn't his singling or his guitar playing that was his important
role in the Beatles, it was the fact that he was the Life and Soul of
the Beatles, the driving force, hiis guitar playing actually drove
them on in frenzy, and of course the composer - and poet - par
excellence , of that age..
McCartney was the perfect foil, George Harrison the perfectionist,,
Ringo the flesh and blood ( the only Englishman amongst them ! ) , as
a uunitt they were perfection .
When criticised about his guitar playing, John reeplied : " I am the
Rythmist Lennon ! "
Cheers,
Michael .
PS: People like the Beatles in Liverpool were ( and are) always
regarded as the " Irish " - they are always called that there , I
should know, I have relations there and had been going there since I
was a kid on Summer Holidays.. I had started going to The Cavern, and
knew he Beatles there since 1962 , before they generally became known
throughout the rest of the UK and Ireland. AND the Lennons were not '
working class' as John always liked to portray himself ( the other 3
were ) - they owned a dairy there and were very well off :-)
I know Liverpool fellows that might even turn a bit violent, but not
in a nasty way, if you dared say that they're not Irish !!!
They would think that you're deliberately insulting them :-)
An Coibhi Drui
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( Hope you bump into them, someday, Mr. Fighting Warrior Druid , also
in your imagination ! )