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minnmess Posted Wed 29 Dec, 2010 3:16 PM |
weirdmom wrote: The only way I could hate the song "Crocodile Rock" more than I already do is if Nickelback did a remake of it.
but the biggest kick I ever got, was doing a thing called the Crocodile Rock!
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weirdmom Posted Wed 29 Dec, 2010 4:05 PM |
minnmess wrote: weirdmom wrote: The only way I could hate the song "Crocodile Rock" more than I already do is if Nickelback did a remake of it.
but the biggest kick I ever got, was doing a thing called the Crocodile Rock!
Elton is a daddy now!
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monkey Posted Wed 29 Dec, 2010 4:11 PM |
weirdmom wrote: minnmess wrote: weirdmom wrote: The only way I could hate the song "Crocodile Rock" more than I already do is if Nickelback did a remake of it.
but the biggest kick I ever got, was doing a thing called the Crocodile Rock!
Elton is a daddy now!
Why do you hate me?
can that question be open to everyone? ;) |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Wed 29 Dec, 2010 8:52 PM |
This is the Crocodile Rock in Millport (west coast of Scotland)
Wonder if it's still there.
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ricv64 Posted Wed 29 Dec, 2010 9:58 PM |
weirdmom wrote: The only way I could hate the song "Crocodile Rock" more than I already do is if Nickelback did a remake of it.
it pop up on glee ? How could you hate the crocodile rock ? |
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weirdmom Posted Thu 30 Dec, 2010 1:12 AM |
ricv64 wrote: weirdmom wrote: The only way I could hate the song "Crocodile Rock" more than I already do is if Nickelback did a remake of it.
it pop up on glee ? How could you hate the crocodile rock ?
I heard it on the radio and was reminded of my lifelong hatred of that song. I cannot understand liking that song. Under any circumstances. |
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Turtleneck Posted Thu 30 Dec, 2010 2:14 AM |
| "Crocodile Rock" isn't a great song, but "Honky Cat" and "Saturday Night's All Right for Fighting" are much worse for me. |
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ricv64 Posted Thu 30 Dec, 2010 2:51 AM |
Turtleneck wrote: "Crocodile Rock" isn't a great song, but "Honky Cat" and "Saturday Night's All Right for Fighting" are much worse for me.
They're the better songs Kayte . Not as great as Texas love song but almost as good |
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Turtleneck Posted Fri 31 Dec, 2010 5:50 PM |
| I have realized that I need a step-stool in almost every room in the house. |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Mon 10 Jan, 2011 3:39 PM |
I have realised just how much I love my flat, it'cosy, it's full of food and drink, interweb, cable tv, books, dvds and playstation. It's horrible outside and I don't need to go anywhere I can just stay here in joggies and a football jersey. Yeah I know it's lazy but... meh, wha' else cha gonna do ??
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Mon 17 Jan, 2011 4:24 PM |
Misericordiae as in The Mater Misericordiae Hospital in Dublin just means Mercy.
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Turtleneck Posted Mon 24 Jan, 2011 4:00 PM |
| I didn't realize this, but it was on the news this morning on NPR. It is illegal to import haggis into the United States. |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Mon 24 Jan, 2011 4:09 PM |
It's been the case for quite some time, the whole "Foot and Mouth" outbreak a few years (UK 2001 & again in 2007) ago meant that you couldn't personally import any meat products from the UK (in Ireland anyway) I remember smuggling 12 Haggis (what the fuck is the plural - Haggis, Haggissess, Haggi ???) from Paisley to Dublin for friends in Ireland, most of whom were Irish rather than my Scots friends. It went as far as Cork and Kilkenny.
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Turtleneck Posted Mon 24 Jan, 2011 4:12 PM |
Scottish Dubliner wrote: It's been the case for quite some time, the whole "Foot and Mouth" outbreak a few years (UK 2001 & again in 2007) ago meant that you couldn't personally import any meat products from the UK (in Ireland anyway) I remember smuggling 12 Haggis (what the fuck is the plural - Haggis, Haggissess, Haggi ???) from Paisley to Dublin for friends in Ireland, most of whom were Irish rather than my Scots friends. It went as far as Cork and Kilkenny.
Dubz
I like "haggi" even if it isn't correct. :)
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Mon 24 Jan, 2011 4:27 PM |
Turtleneck wrote:
I like "haggi" even if it isn't correct. :)
There are plenty who agree with you.
From now on when using the plural I shall be referring to Haggi or Haggii.
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