UTMC

Break a leg!

--Jaeger

Hah!
I luv the "give a fuck" button! Thanks DerG.

Good luck on the pipes, that kind of thing is always nerve racking.

I'm sending ya my good thoughts, on behalf of all my dead Scottish ancestors!

Knock 'em out!

...so the octopus says "Play it? If I can figure out how to get its pajamas off I'm gonna fuck it!"

guitargeek wrote:...so the octopus says "Play it? If I can figure out how to get its pajamas off I'm gonna fuck it!"

That is fucking great!

-Rench

Passed!!!

And for the record, my pipes are in fact completely blacked out.

-Rench

Rench wrote:Passed!!!

W00T! (Literally.)


--Jaeger

Nicely done sir, congrats!

Jaeger wrote:

Rench wrote:Passed!!!

W00T! (Literally.)


--Jaeger

Shouldn't that be W00T-HONK-SQUEE-BRAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?

Huzzah!

So now that you are official.
What would it cost to have you relentlessly follow around someone around for an entire day?
Just imagine, you walk out to go to work- dude playing bagpipes.
You are in your cube all day while behind you, -dude playing bagpipes.
Go to the gym after work - dude playing bagpipes.
Tucked into bed, while outside your window - dude playing bagpipes.

That's particularly funny because its what I just did to my sister for her birthday. At least the walk out the door part.

I'd do it for a 6 pack of Lite and the practice!

-Rench

I know someone that hired a mariachi band to trail his son-in-law to a job interview at a big industrial outfit in KC.
He knew the owner well and let him in on the gag so they helped it along. Said they did an awesome job, followed him into the building, played while he waited in the lobby, and kept playing in the hall through the entire interview.

And for that a fuck has been given.

My grandmother, of Scottish ancestry, used to say upon hearing the pipes, "can't you just feel it in your blood?". Aye, I can.

Rench wrote:OK, final word on this, then you can all bleach the image of me in a skirt from your minds.

A skirt? Why on earth would we picture you in a skirt? I picture you playing the pipes, all I see is the perfectly regular attire ... boots, shirt, jacket, kilt ... I don't understand your skirt reference.

Zim wrote:And for that a fuck has been given.

My grandmother, of Scottish ancestry, used to say upon hearing the pipes, "can't you just feel it in your blood?". Aye, I can.

I dunno if my Scottish born granny ever said anything like that (she died when I was three), but aye, a feel it, too!

bagpipes r kool

I had no idea.

DerGolgo wrote:

Rench wrote:OK, final word on this, then you can all bleach the image of me in a skirt from your minds.

A skirt? Why on earth would we picture you in a skirt? I picture you playing the pipes, all I see is the perfectly regular attire ... boots, shirt, jacket, kilt ... I don't understand your skirt reference.

Eh, why not a "skirt". As a very general classification for garments, I think it's a fitting description for a kilt. For all the years I've been wearing them my (literally) red-headed mother-in-law still calls me "skirt boy", though with some fondness.



Also, kind of a random thought, but is there some link between kilt-wearing and Ural-owning that I'm missing, or is it just a coincidence?

jae wrote:

DerGolgo wrote:

Rench wrote:OK, final word on this, then you can all bleach the image of me in a skirt from your minds.

A skirt? Why on earth would we picture you in a skirt? I picture you playing the pipes, all I see is the perfectly regular attire ... boots, shirt, jacket, kilt ... I don't understand your skirt reference.

Eh, why not a "skirt". As a very general classification for garments, I think it's a fitting description for a kilt. For all the years I've been wearing them my (literally) red-headed mother-in-law still calls me "skirt boy", though with some fondness.



Also, kind of a random thought, but is there some link between kilt-wearing and Ural-owning that I'm missing, or is it just a coincidence?

There's nothing wrong with men wearing skirts. I don't even think there's anything wrong with women not wearing skirts, would you believe it.
What upsets the grandson of a bonnie scottish lass, aka me, and some damn hun, a nitpicky, antisocial über-kraut, aka me, is not equating kilt with skirt. Technically, the kilt does apparently fall in the skirt genus of garments.
It's that, in popular discourse, "skirt" is still equated by many with the traditional, misogynist definition of "girly". They don't call a kilt a skirt to describe the garment, but to shame the wearer. That is idiotic, wrong in every technical direction and assinine.
Yes, a kilt is a skirt. But the idea that a man should be ashamed of wearing a skirt, that I object to.

It might be the sidecar, or just your naturally expressed uber-coolness.

That's what it is for me.

Did you ever get to listen to Susana Seveine? She can really play!