Monday, 25 January 2021

Och Aye, It's Robbie Burns Day!












And always remember . . . .


49 comments:

  1. Wikipedia also made a second, lesser known edit: After 10 minutes the penguin yelled, "I canna take this shite no more", flipped Piper Kerr the bird and waddled off in a fit of anger.

    Loved the drone sighting and the Hamster's Public Service Announcement too -- thanks for the belly laughs this morning, Debra!

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  2. Will it be haggis for supper tonight? (Love the wee hamster!) -Jenn

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  3. How many of us will now be trying to entertain kids with home made recorder bagpipes.?

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  4. Four musicians of the apocalypse is genius! I feel the Burn!

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  5. Happy day! Love that second meme.

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  6. I was expecting to see Bernie in there somewhere lol!

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  7. Aye love the pipes - Liathach the Gaelic wonder horse does too. Nice post - perhaps I will make a shepard's pie in celebration as I am not about to eat haggis.

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  8. Scotland, is on the list of places to visit someday. Been close, but not quite there.

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  9. :) Sending love, Theo Thunderbutt and cat.

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  10. I like bagpipe music...in small doses. and a man in a kilt is sexy!

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  11. Little known fact/theory: Some historians believe that bagpipes originate from ancient Egypt and were brought to Scotland by invading Roman Legions.

    In Italy, the bagpipe or zampogne, (not to be confused with a Zamboni)are still a traditional musical instrument, especially during processions around the Feast of St. Nicholas and certain Christmas carols. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2Gs3DjE_Hc

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  12. HAHA! These were so funny, especially the last one!

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  13. My maternal grandmother longed for a career as a professional singer. Unfortunately for her career plans, she had three children (later, a 4th, and you could also count her husband as a 5th), and she said they always acted up when she tried to practice her voice exercises. Nevertheless, she had a good voice and received numerous invitations from Bobbie Burns clubs to sing. She also was invited to sing for KDKA, a fledgling radio station in Pittsburgh, PA, because she could "sing loud."

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  14. Have no idea who Robbie Burns is but these are all great.

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  15. Oh my gosh, the last one made me laugh way too hard. We went to a Scottish festival one year and they did a Caber toss - Wow! Just wow!

    Elsie

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  16. Hello Debra, I have several cheap recorders and Flute-o-phones lying around. If I can get them together, I am definitely going to try the garbage bag trick!
    --Jim

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  17. Thanks for the laughs..Good ones!!Love the kilt flip..He's pretty well built!! and the MM kilt moment.Enjoy your week..

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  18. I'll sip a wee dram in his honor tonight.

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  19. If I ever wear a kilt I will be commando. And I will go find a windy place to stand.

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  20. My eldest son has a kilt made from a tartan designed especially for the school he attended in Scotland. He was born in Scotland too.

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  21. I laughed so hard at the Four Musicians of the Apocalypse that I startled Monsieur Pierre! Laughed the rest of the way through, too.

    Have you seen/heard any of the Sea Shanty songs going viral, Debra? Check out Nathan Evans, a bonnie young Scotsman! https://youtu.be/u8QpbqDT7tE

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  22. @ e -- You are a psychic! My post on Saturday is going to concern that exact sea shanty! I'm crazy for it!

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  23. Yes!
    Men on Kilts!! Yes, yes, yes!
    Did you know I like men in Kilts?
    Oh, the memories... and I ain't talking Braveheart.

    XOXO

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  24. Seeing as how I'm a quarter Scots, I'm all for men in kilts playing bagpipes :)

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  25. Hahaha. These are hysterical. I especially love the "don't get kilt" one.
    Thanks for the chuckles, Debra.

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  26. Before the first day of classes at my daughter's prep school, they held an "opening convocation" in the chapel. The ceremony always commenced with a man in a kilt walking down the center aisle playing bagpipes--something I've also seen in some movies about fancy-schmancy schools. I've never known what the significance was of the bagpipes.

    Love,
    Janie

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  27. I tried to imitate a Scottish accent for this comment, but it kept sounding Irish, so I gave up.

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  28. Thanks, Debra, another hilarious lot of images! I do like the flying bagpipes! The four musicians of the apocalypse are what I hope to hear when we all get left behind in the Rapture!

    One year I’d like to celebrate Burns Night, despite not being Scottish. It must b3 good fun!

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  29. Nice.

    Home Improvement had an entire episode devoted to one of those Highland Games and it featured Tim Taylor wearing one commando.

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  30. Ahhh, such a great moment of fun...thank you!

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  31. These are all so funny, but the last one with the grass really got me!

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  32. I think the bag pipes would get more respect if they were given a more respectable name like Oboe or Bassoon.

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  33. you still have the bagpipes record I sent you years ago?

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  34. I had a friend who played the pipes; I was one of his only friends :-)

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  35. @ Jackiesue -- Oh yes, I still have it! Every once in awhile, I pull out my record player and play it! I love bagpipes.

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  36. I actually enjoy the sound of bagpipes every now and again. Oh sure, I don't think I'd like it as meditation music or a backdrop for a romantic evening, but otherwise, they're fine.

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  37. I have a friend whose daughter was born on this day and it helps me remember her birth date, let me tell you!

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  38. Those are great Debra lol! I love the Marylin Monroe one, and the hunky kilt-wearin' he man! :)

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  39. hahaha

    HILARIOUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!1

    last one has won the race

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  40. 💖💖💖💖💖

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  41. These are great, Debra! Love the drone sighting and grass cutting!

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  42. Love the make-your-own bagpipes one. Ooo, can you imagine?

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