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24 May 00 - 09:24 PM (#233449) Subject: The Saint Patrick's Day Song! From: Mbo We were talking about this hilarious song on Folkchat. It's "The Saint Patrick's Day Song" by the Celtic rock band Finn MacCool. ENjoy! Lyrics are right here! --Mbo |
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25 May 00 - 02:22 AM (#233584) Subject: RE: The Saint Patrick's Day Song! From: GUEST,O'Boyle Hey, I opened for Finn MacCool and the Fenians on Saint Patrick's Day. Here are some photos from the show The Galaxy Theater I am the guy with no pants in the last photo. Rick |
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25 May 00 - 11:02 AM (#233695) Subject: RE: The Saint Patrick's Day Song! From: GUEST,Mrr Interesting - I know a song an Irishman inventing the submarine (The Great Fenian Ram) but I hadn't heard the claims to inventing the Csection or Halloween - any songs for those feats, anyone? I thought the Csection was invented by the Romans... which is where the C part comes in. Historians, boasters, anyone? |
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25 May 00 - 04:09 PM (#233849) Subject: RE: The Saint Patrick's Day Song! From: GUEST,Philippa regarding c sections, see the Death of Queen Jane (it's in the Digitrad database) |
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25 May 00 - 04:14 PM (#233851) Subject: RE: The Saint Patrick's Day Song! From: GUEST,Mrr I did, and although she REQUESTED a Csection she didn't get one... so was it hers the first idea or had she heard of someone else having one? I quote here from the database: "She died twelve days after the birth, which was not a Caesarean." |
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25 May 00 - 04:29 PM (#233859) Subject: RE: The Saint Patrick's Day Song! From: Davewilkes Gee, I was hoping there would be some mention of Mr. Patrick being removed from the roster of saints of the Roman Catholic Church in 1962. It seems there could be a lot of fun with that. I know my brother, a Knights of Columbus, was crestfallen when he found out he had not been protected by Mr. Christopher who was removed at the same time. |
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25 May 00 - 11:05 PM (#234027) Subject: RE: The Saint Patrick's Day Song! From: Mrrzy I didn't know about Patrick being decanonized! I did know about Christopher, and also the FFTKAT that St. Sebastian survived the arrows and died later of unrelated causes. |