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From: cfbd@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwaite)
Subject: Re: blacksmith? Scotsman? Scottish blacksmith?
Date: 1996/10/28
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llizard (by884@freenet.toronto.on.ca) wrote:
>In article <54p93d$8p7@orm.southern.co.nz>, cfbd@southern.co.nz says...
>>Hehehe...absolutely brilliant...
>>
>>      '
>>       ,
>>       '
>>      '                   :=<]
>>       '          *__       /         Let the wind blow high
>>      (          (___/     e           Let the wind blow low
>>     '  )        ('L')    /           Through the streets
>>    ')('          \=/____/             In my kilt I'll go
>>   ( )  )')      |   |                All the lassies say " Hallo,
>>    ( /(( )      \____m=====\          Jamie where's your troosers ? "
>>   )')(( ) )      +()+      (")
>>|E -_-_-_-_-||   ++vv++     ======
>>|J-_-_-_-_-_||  +++++++       \/
>>|M-_-_-_---_|| ++++++++       /\
>>|9-_-_-_-_-_||   // ||       /  \
>>|6-_-_-_---_||  (__D(__D    /    \
>>==============

>Thanks Colin! 

>But on looking back at the original request, I see that Jane's husband's name 
>is James and have made the appropriate alteration. (with apologies to James 
>for adding the "ie" at the end of his name -so the poem will still scan) 


Ah yes...but I quoted the original authentic version of the song
" Donald Where's Your Troosers " recorded by Andy Stewart with the
White Heather Club in the 1960's.

Bye,