Small change to my user name

Ben Reilly wrote:Hardy har fuckin' har, folks. I just thought I'd better post it so nobody thought I was an imposter ...

Ben Reilly wrote:I always hated having to have the underscore in it, so I edited it out.

Didge wrote:

Ben Reilly wrote:I always hated having to have the underscore in it, so I edited it out.

I am going to Italianize your name and call you Benito when you are poor in debate



When funny and make good reason, I shall call you Benny

Didge wrote:You can call me Cúchulainn or Dearg Doom (Red destroyer)

Apt don't you think





Have you heard of this Irish Band Ben??

Horslips

eddie wrote:The pogues suck!

Give me one good song by the pogues - you have 3 minutes to change my mind

Ben Reilly wrote:

Didge wrote:You can call me Cúchulainn or Dearg Doom (Red destroyer)

Apt don't you think





Have you heard of this Irish Band Ben??

Horslips

I have not, and I have to admit I don't care for that one much ... give me some Pogues any day

Didge wrote:There is a song, “Dearg Doom” (a rough translation would be “Red Destroyer”), which glorifies Cúchulainn’s deeds. Like the hero himself, the tune has a transcendental aura, opening with one of the most swashbuckling, snarling riffs you are ever likely to hear. For Horslips, who probably did more than anyone to bring Celtic music to a new stage by adapting traditional folk music for a rockier sound, “Dearg Doom” remains their finest hour. But as with mythology itself, the riff is borrowed, inevitably, from a traditional folk standard, “O’Neill’s Cavalry March”. For myth and music alike, what one sees and hears is all influenced by something that came before. It is a manifest trait of Celtic culture that what is truly valuable

Irn Bru wrote:

Didge wrote:There is a song, “Dearg Doom” (a rough translation would be “Red Destroyer”), which glorifies Cúchulainn’s deeds. Like the hero himself, the tune has a transcendental aura, opening with one of the most swashbuckling, snarling riffs you are ever likely to hear. For Horslips, who probably did more than anyone to bring Celtic music to a new stage by adapting traditional folk music for a rockier sound, “Dearg Doom” remains their finest hour. But as with mythology itself, the riff is borrowed, inevitably, from a traditional folk standard, “O’Neill’s Cavalry March”. For myth and music alike, what one sees and hears is all influenced by something that came before. It is a manifest trait of Celtic culture that what is truly valuable

I knew I's read that before somwhere Didge, so I looked it up and you lifted it word for for word from this site or one like it.

http://www.hugoodoherty.com/2012/11/celtic-thunder-mythology-ii/

You didn't provide a link and you didn't attribute it so don't you think you should apologise for trying to deceive people into thinking it was all your own work?

Ben Reilly wrote:I've loved practically every version of Wild Rover I've ever heard! Fantastic. But I like this one better:





Great Pogues songs? I'm not going to make a list for people utterly lacking in taste ... but here's my favorite:

Didge wrote:

Irn Bru wrote:

Didge wrote:There is a song, “Dearg Doom” (a rough translation would be “Red Destroyer”), which glorifies Cúchulainn’s deeds. Like the hero himself, the tune has a transcendental aura, opening with one of the most swashbuckling, snarling riffs you are ever likely to hear. For Horslips, who probably did more than anyone to bring Celtic music to a new stage by adapting traditional folk music for a rockier sound, “Dearg Doom” remains their finest hour. But as with mythology itself, the riff is borrowed, inevitably, from a traditional folk standard, “O’Neill’s Cavalry March”. For myth and music alike, what one sees and hears is all influenced by something that came before. It is a manifest trait of Celtic culture that what is truly valuable

I knew I's read that before somwhere Didge, so I looked it up and you lifted it word for for word from this site or one like it.

http://www.hugoodoherty.com/2012/11/celtic-thunder-mythology-ii/

You didn't provide a link and you didn't attribute it so don't you think you should apologise for trying to deceive people into thinking it was all your own work?

And, I was proving information on the song.
Dear me, how upset are you that you come onto a nice thread and start lol
If that is all you can do I suggest you head to the basement if looking for a fight
PMSL

Didge wrote:

Irn Bru wrote:

I knew I's read that before somwhere Didge, so I looked it up and you lifted it word for for word from this site or one like it.

http://www.hugoodoherty.com/2012/11/celtic-thunder-mythology-ii/

You didn't provide a link and you didn't attribute it so don't you think you should apologise for trying to deceive people into thinking it was all your own work?

And, I was proving information on the song.
Dear me, how upset are you that you come onto a nice thread and start lol
If that is all you can do I suggest you head to the basement if looking for a fight
PMSL

Irn Bru wrote:

Didge wrote:


And, I was proving information on the song.
Dear me, how upset are you that you come onto a nice thread and start lol
If that is all you can do I suggest you head to the basement if looking for a fight
PMSL

I'm not looking for a fight Didge but if you are getting stuck in elsewhere then your standards should follow you where ever you are including here.

Thumbs up!!

Original Quill wrote:

Didge wrote:


And, I was proving information on the song.
Dear me, how upset are you that you come onto a nice thread and start lol
If that is all you can do I suggest you head to the basement if looking for a fight
PMSL

Didge, it does show what I've complained about as well: you have a bad habit of plagiarizing.  You always try to excuse yourself by iterating your contention, but that doesn't excuse the plagiarizing.

Didge wrote:

Irn Bru wrote:

Didge wrote:


And, I was proving information on the song.
Dear me, how upset are you that you come onto a nice thread and start lol
If that is all you can do I suggest you head to the basement if looking for a fight
PMSL

I'm not looking for a fight Didge but if you are getting stuck in elsewhere then your standards should follow you where ever you are including here.

Thumbs up!!

Contradiction, you say you are not looking to start lolm and then say I am getting stuck in elsewhere which means you were motivated to start

Grow up mate and stop being a child, that sassy got caught out telling fibs

Irn Bru wrote:

Didge wrote:


Contradiction, you say you are not looking to start lolm and then say I am getting stuck in elsewhere which means you were motivated to start

Grow up mate and stop being a child, that sassy got caught out telling fibs

No Didge. I just think that you should apply standards acroos the board and there really is no excuse for it.

Grow up and just accept that you shouldn't have done it and no more needs to be said.

Didge wrote:

Original Quill wrote:

Didge, it does show what I've complained about as well: you have a bad habit of plagiarizing.  You always try to excuse yourself by iterating your contention, but that doesn't excuse the plagiarizing.

Was i trying to make a case over something?

No

You are justr upset I reason and proved how racist you are on the other thread

So I forgot to post the link, I admit I forgot to, but I am loving how you and Irn are so pissed off this is all again you can attempt to do

Character assassination

My reasons make you look woeful Quill, not any plagerizing, as show me all these plagerized posts

You should be able to find at least 5

Is this not a case of thread hijacking forum moderators?

Original Quill wrote:

Didge wrote:


Was i trying to make a case over something?

No

You are justr upset I reason and proved how racist you are on the other thread

So I forgot to post the link, I admit I forgot to, but I am loving how you and Irn are so pissed off this is all again you can attempt to do

Character assassination

My reasons make you look woeful Quill, not any plagerizing, as show me all these plagerized posts

You should be able to find at least 5

Is this not a case of thread hijacking forum moderators?

You know I've spoken to you about this before.  Yes, it does bother me, because if I am copying your post, I am plagiarizing too when I put you in as the source.

It's just sloppy work...and sometimes a bit deceitful, eh?

eddie wrote:Ben that song was utter shite. My opinion still stands:

The Pogues, (apart from the fairytale song), suck!

Ben Reilly wrote:

Didge wrote:

Ben Reilly wrote:I always hated having to have the underscore in it, so I edited it out.

I am going to Italianize your name and call you Benito when you are poor in debate



When funny and make good reason, I shall call you Benny

You can call me Bob.

eddie wrote:Rat Trap and Don't like Mondays were two great songs.