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  • 02-01-2008 11:49am
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    veryangryman
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    As an example...

    Christy Moore's "North and South of the River" reminds me of the sudden division there is in place in Dublin due to the Westlink Toll Bridge on the M50. References to "walking with you along an unapproved road" confirm this. Nobody approves of the M50 in its current state.

    I guess that my interpretation is that there are 2 star-crossed lovers, who are also cheapskates. One lives in Palmerstown, the other in Blanch.

    "Curse that wretched Bridge", they cry!

    Dont worry folks - the men in white coats will be here presently....


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    zuutroy
    Registered Users Posts: 6,854 ✭✭✭zuutroy


    veryangryman wrote: »


    Dont worry folks - the men in white coats will be here presently....

    They're already too late...
    :confused:


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    5starpool
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    I used to think (not really, but it sounded that way to me), that the atomic kitten song was really called "You can lick my hole again".


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    Cathmandooo
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    In keeping with the Atomic Kitten song:

    'Dont let your son go down on me' Elton John ;)


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