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dubhlinn wrote:From a building site labourer to a squillionaire, with some some serious flute playing thrown in along the way.

He's not as green as he's cabbage looking, as we say in Dublin.

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It's true, his reels on flute are especially fantastic. Not green, to be sure, but the cabbage is heavy with sequins. He would be pulled down and drown from the weight of them.

He's sorta like Liberace with an extra Y chromosome.
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That seems to be a pretty good way of looking at it, Nano. (notice I have started capitalizing the "N")
izzy wrote:I think someone should petition Dale to not allow pictures of Mr. Flatley to be posted
Sadly, I seem to need my fix of this sort of thing. If it isn't Mr. Flatley, then my craving for Gunther will just come out sooner.
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Congratulations wrote:
jbarter wrote:Anybody know how I can contact Mr Flatley. I wanted to talk to him about my idea for remake of The Quiet Man. :twisted: :lol:
I would settle for a remake of "The Ordinarily Clothed Man."
you are not in marketing, eh?
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:lol: :lol: Thank you amar! You see the way he is holding his glasses? That is what people who need bifocals do. Poor Gunther. It looks like champagne, glamor, sex, and respect just aren't enough.
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It is sad, isn't it, Cynth? Poor dear. There is a certain lost-puppy quality about him. Makes you want to take him home and lavish attention . . .
I bet he'd be real appreciative . . . :wink:
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Lamby wrote:Makes you want to take him home and lavish attention . .
NO WAY!!!!!!! Let those little chicks in his movies take care of him. Yuck. Ugh. Ick. :boggle: :o :boggle: :o
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IF there is such a thing as cross-cultural reciprocity, then somewhere in India a glitzy showperson is making a fortune under the moniker "Hindu Leprechaun."
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Cynth wrote:
Lamby wrote:Makes you want to take him home and lavish attention . .
NO WAY!!!!!!! Let those little chicks in his movies take care of him. Yuck. Ugh. Ick. :boggle: :o :boggle: :o
Sigh. Agreed.

I still think it's something about his lips. Ewww.
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Wormdiet wrote:IF there is such a thing as cross-cultural reciprocity, then somewhere in India a glitzy showperson is making a fortune under the moniker "Hindu Leprechaun."


Please don't insult Amar like that!
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Lambchop wrote:
Wormdiet wrote:IF there is such a thing as cross-cultural reciprocity, then somewhere in India a glitzy showperson is making a fortune under the moniker "Hindu Leprechaun."


Please don't insult Amar like that!

hehehehe....my thanks to you, lambchop.
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Lambchop wrote:
Wormdiet wrote:IF there is such a thing as cross-cultural reciprocity, then somewhere in India a glitzy showperson is making a fortune under the moniker "Hindu Leprechaun."


Please don't insult Amar like that!

Way to go Amar,

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jbarter wrote:Anybody know how I can contact Mr Flatley. I wanted to talk to him about my idea for remake of The Quiet Man. :twisted: :lol:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Oy vey... Is nothing sacred? :o :-? :boggle: :roll:
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buddhu wrote:(The Quiet Man) Oy vey... Is nothing sacred?
Come on! Think of the possibilities. Maureen O'Hara nails him with the top half of the door and John Wayne pounds the bejeezuz out of him while Barry Fitzgerald puffs his pipe and cackles in mad glee and Ward Bond sits on him to finish. Now, that's my kind of movie!

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djm wrote:
buddhu wrote:(The Quiet Man) Oy vey... Is nothing sacred?
Come on! Think of the possibilities. Maureen O'Hara nails him with the top half of the door and John Wayne pounds the bejeezuz out of him while Barry Fitzgerald puffs his pipe and cackles in mad glee and Ward Bond sits on him to finish. Now, that's my kind of movie!

djm
I withdraw my objection... just so long as he doesn't get a stunt double.
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