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07 Aug 14 - 04:22 AM (#3648999) Subject: Gravestones From: The Sandman what musical epitaph would mudcatters like on their gravestone |
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07 Aug 14 - 05:34 AM (#3649021) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: Keith A of Hertford "He never forgot the next line." |
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07 Aug 14 - 06:23 AM (#3649037) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: GUEST,# Da Da Da Dah |
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07 Aug 14 - 06:57 AM (#3649051) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: GUEST,.gargoyle Well interesting ... you are not even on the list for the Mudcat ghoul pool of 2014 ... but we will help to get your sphere rhetorical. He may have smelled of Fish...but he had an Eye for the Birds. Playing ACCORDIAN....Somewhere A pock Upon ALL souldiers. That in Not a Herring in His Pocket Home is the Captain...Home from the Subway. Sincerely, Gargoyle Bon voyage |
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07 Aug 14 - 07:05 AM (#3649054) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: Musket I hope they buried his bloody banjo with him |
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07 Aug 14 - 07:39 AM (#3649062) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: fat B****rd "What are you doing here? He was cremated." |
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07 Aug 14 - 09:21 AM (#3649085) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: cooperman Who knows where the time went |
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07 Aug 14 - 09:40 AM (#3649088) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: Rapparee "He never missed a note -- or hit one, either." "No Longer In Tune" "Doing REALLY hot licks!" |
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07 Aug 14 - 12:41 PM (#3649132) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: GUEST,silas De-composing. |
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07 Aug 14 - 03:27 PM (#3649167) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: Harmonium Hero Mine will read: TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN FOLK SINGER. I liked Spike Milligan's: I TOLD YOU I WAS ILL. John Kelly |
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07 Aug 14 - 07:40 PM (#3649223) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: Rapparee So long, it's been good ta know ya. |
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07 Aug 14 - 08:16 PM (#3649231) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: GUEST Now learning the harp... |
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07 Aug 14 - 09:11 PM (#3649235) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: GUEST "Five Minutes More"! |
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07 Aug 14 - 11:30 PM (#3649256) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: vectis I saw this one once "He was never boring" I liked it. |
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08 Aug 14 - 08:00 AM (#3649345) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: Harmonium Hero How about: AT LAST....A DECENT LIE IN Or: for the belligerent corpse: WORRAYOUSELOOKINAT? Or:: LOOKING FOR A BETTER LIFE John Kelly PS Hi Mary. How are the Antipodes? |
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09 Aug 14 - 07:59 AM (#3649598) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: bubblyrat I am hoping to have my ashes interred at the Fleet Air Arm Memorial Chapel at Yeovilton , but ,sadly,memorial stones,plaques,and other tangible evidence will not be permitted (other than an entry in the log !).But I might push up a thistle or a dandelion just to be awkward ! |
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09 Aug 14 - 12:12 PM (#3649633) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: GUEST,dick greenhaus I flew away |
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09 Aug 14 - 04:06 PM (#3649690) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: GUEST His strings broke His neck askew He plays no more His chords are blue. |
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09 Aug 14 - 04:30 PM (#3649696) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: GUEST My Son is involved with making gravestones with scanning icons on which you can scan with your phone and from the website the persons history,music, interests,downloads etc can be obtained.A brand new concept for for the future. Al |
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10 Aug 14 - 05:56 AM (#3649777) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: The Sandman his buttons fell out of the old squeeze box his voice down memory lane has been lost, his posts long gone on the obsolete "cat" farewell private Schweik and thanks for the crack |
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10 Aug 14 - 06:34 AM (#3649781) Subject: RE: Gravestones From: Les in Chorlton Thanks very much (insert a name) that was a really interesting version of life to a tune we had not heard before. Thanks for sharing it with us - round of applause for(insert a name) .......................... |