Thirty haphazard thoughts on August 17, 2003

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rorschach Senior Member Posts: 667 From:ireland Registered: Mar 2002	posted 01 October 2003 03:18 PM quote: Originally posted by rorschach: yes. but what does it all MEAN...? btw: why hasn't my own magnificent octopus received as much attention as the piece that started this thread? best thing ever to appear on this godforsaken site - no sh1t. even arrigle himself had nothing but high praise for it, paying tribute to my "deft touch". smart, funny, kooky, unusual, stupid and profound, all rolled into one. it made them laugh, it made them cry, it made them check out photos of michael doyle to see whether his hair really did resemble a wig made from the bleached hair of a 1980s Ken doll. and yet, and yet...how soon they forget. fcukers. IP: Logged
spuds taxi Senior Member Posts: 95 From: Registered: Jul 2003	posted 01 October 2003 04:12 PM quote: Originally posted by Arrigle: Ah yes, the Deise taxi, with the excellent soundtrack... Copped anyway. But remembering words such as 'congerie' is a bit of a slip. It's very flattering to be so influential. Good and hard: a contradiction in terms in Waterford. Bye bye... Sorry, Sherlock, you seem to have gone down a blind alley . What fun. But you were still on the meter so that will be €13.50. How could you of all people have forgotten the "Double Bluff". Strongly suspected the track listing would get you . Thanks to SS* for starting the thread just in time and a big up to Dr Alex Patterson ( and lest we forget Muzik magazine Sept 03 ) for letting me copy 6 of his 10 favourite tracks of all time. I'll post up the other 4 any time you like. I hope that wasn't the loose end you had in mind. A lot done - more to do Arrigle. PS No one with even a passing interest in the language (clue!) could forget the word "congerie". PPS I warned you weeks ago about this obsession. i have a fare to pick up in the 'Gorman at 7 - I'll ask them to keep a bed ready for you. [This message has been edited by spuds taxi (edited 01 October 2003).] IP: Logged
David Trimble Senior Member Posts: 1780 From:THE HOME OF HURLING VIA ENNIS, CO CLARE Registered: Mar 2002	posted 01 October 2003 04:17 PM quote: Originally posted by spuds taxi: ( and lest we forget Muzik magazine Sept 03 ) for letting me copy 6 of his 10 favourite tracks of all time. . Muzik went bust in August 03 IP: Logged
spuds taxi Senior Member Posts: 95 From: Registered: Jul 2003	posted 01 October 2003 04:21 PM quote: Originally posted by David Trimble: Muzik went bust in August 03 the plot thickens. Or does it DT? What is going on here. Who is bluffing who? Did it really go bust or are you just saying so? Been to Easons lately? Stirring it majestically as usual. [This message has been edited by spuds taxi (edited 01 October 2003).] IP: Logged
spuds taxi Senior Member Posts: 95 From: Registered: Jul 2003	posted 01 October 2003 04:41 PM quote: Originally posted by rorschach: btw: why hasn't my own magnificent octopus received as much attention as the piece that started this thread? best thing ever to appear on this godforsaken site - no sh1t. even arrigle himself had nothing but high praise for it, paying tribute to my "deft touch". smart, funny, kooky, unusual, stupid and profound, all rolled into one. it made them laugh, it made them cry, it made them check out photos of michael doyle to see whether his hair really did resemble a wig made from the bleached hair of a 1980s Ken doll. and yet, and yet...how soon they forget. fcukers. Rorschach, Half of them can't keep track of what they are posting themselves - they are using so many aliases, so how would they have time to remember yours. You'll have to what Arrigle does and keep bringing it to the top of the list. It's a dog eat dog world out there - you'll have to look after yourself. [This message has been edited by spuds taxi (edited 01 October 2003).] IP: Logged
spuds taxi Senior Member Posts: 95 From: Registered: Jul 2003	posted 01 October 2003 05:51 PM Arrigle It is time you took a break. While on the break you should learn to spell. It's even more difficult to take you seriously when you can't spell simple ones like plagiarise and prejudice. And I while I'm at it, shouldn't it really be "congeries" and not "congerie". You begin to look like the man on the Good Old Days using big words for the sake of it but lost as to their meaning. Word of advice - don't ever go on Call My Bluff or indeed Countdown. It could get embarrassing. Best to give Scrabble a miss too. Anyhow I suspected you wouldn't be able for the full retirement. Where else would you have found an outlet for your talents All the best... quote: Originally posted by Arrigle: That is a very good aphorism, which I'll probably have to plagarize! Thanks for the kind words. A break, I should have said. Dead right about the tight respect between the counties. [This message has been edited by spuds taxi (edited 01 October 2003).] IP: Logged
spread it out wide Member Posts: 13 From:kilkenny Registered: Jul 2003	posted 02 October 2003 07:44 AM quote: Originally posted by spuds taxi: Anyhow I suspected you wouldn't be able for the full retirement. Where else would you have found an outlet for your talents All the best... I've seen that sign-off somewhere before ... Good to see he doesn't influence you in any way. IP: Logged
David Trimble Senior Member Posts: 1780 From:THE HOME OF HURLING VIA ENNIS, CO CLARE Registered: Mar 2002	posted 02 October 2003 08:01 AM quote: Originally posted by spuds taxi: the plot thickens. Or does it DT? What is going on here. Who is bluffing who? Did it really go bust or are you just saying so? Been to Easons lately? Stirring it majestically as usual. [This message has been edited by spuds taxi (edited 01 October 2003).] Not stiring it, it is gone. I should know, I buy it nearly every month IP: Logged
Younger Kenny Senior Member Posts: 260 From:Pappy was a raving Blueshirt..... Registered: Feb 2003	posted 02 October 2003 12:01 PM Hmmmm the pride and predujice(sic) references are seemingly becoming your shibboleth. Less of triteness and more about the fetish....... -YK2- quote: Originally posted by Arrigle: You were better as a constellation of pride and predujice. Now you're predictable and boring. IP: Logged

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