Knows Too Much
Posts: 2,221 
November 9th, 2005, 05:01 PM
So yes, okay, in 1745 we probably were in the pub ...
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Grrr ... I'll have you know, my clan was known as "The Kingmakers of Ulster". Until the destruction of Gaelic order in the 17th Century the o Hagain's were one of the most powerful and influential families in Ulster, holding the title Lord of Tullohogue. Chiefs of the Clan Feargusa, they descended from Fergus grandson of Niall of the Nine Hostages, King of Ireland from 370 to 406. For over six hundred years the o Hagain's were hereditary brehons and inaugurators of O'Neill as King of Ulster.
Why you 
My clan fought at the battle of culloden, what were your doing eh? oh I know...down at the local pub gettin sotted...uh huh
Woe is me! the white bodies
That lie out on yonder hillsides,
Uncoffined, unshrouded,
Not even buried in holes;
Those who survived the disaster
Are carried to exile o’erseas by the winds,
The Whigs have got their will of us,
And ‘rebels’ the name that we’re given.
My clan fought at the battle of culloden, what were your doing eh? oh I know...down at the local pub gettin sotted...uh huh Woe is me! the white bodies
That lie out on yonder hillsides,
Uncoffined, unshrouded,
Not even buried in holes;
Those who survived the disaster
Are carried to exile o’erseas by the winds,
The Whigs have got their will of us,
And ‘rebels’ the name that we’re given.
So yes, okay, in 1745 we probably were in the pub ...
Knows Too Much
Posts: 2,221
November 9th, 2005, 05:21 PM
And so you shall, p - first cold, snowy mountain I get on top of this winter. Where no -one else can see me.
(Joke, by the way; I loves me "toque", it's the best funny hat I've ever had
)
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I wanna see a pic of you in dat canuck hat with dat bobble I sent you. 
And so you shall, p - first cold, snowy mountain I get on top of this winter. Where no -one else can see me.
(Joke, by the way; I loves me "toque", it's the best funny hat I've ever had
)
