So I Married an Axe Murderer

**Jay** · 18th July 11, 09:34 AM

Originally Posted by biblemonkey

Good eye!

"Piper down! We've got a piper down!"

And let's not forget that wonderful rendition of Rod Stewart.

**DougC** · 18th July 11, 09:57 AM

Originally Posted by biblemonkey

"Dad, how can you hate 'The Colonel'?"

...Because he puts an addictive chemical in his chicken that makes ya crave it fortnightly, smarta$$!

**Tobus** · 18th July 11, 10:08 AM

That is one of my all-time favorite movies, and not just for the funny Scottish humor. It's a great story, great acting, and overall I think it's one of Mike Myers' best works.

(Not to mention it has Nancy Travis in it... rowr!)

**biblemonkey** · 18th July 11, 10:14 AM

Originally Posted by piperdown

hehehe...Can you guess where my moniker came from. I love Mike Myers.

That's awsome! I kept meaning to ask you that!

And Tobus, I agree completely. About it being one of Myers best and about Nancy Travis.

**vmac3205** · 18th July 11, 10:35 AM

We think the piper's tartan is a weathered Anderson. What say you all..
LOVE love love that movie!

kiltedwolfman · 18th July 11, 11:05 AM

" Oh look at him with his wee beaty eyes saying oh ya got to eat my chicken oh-oh!"

**ohiopiper** · 19th July 11, 04:51 AM

Don't forget the Scottish national martial art.

Great film. Seen it several times and always enjoy it. I rank it right up there with John Wayne's "MacLintock". Always good for a laugh.

**biblemonkey** · 19th July 11, 05:30 AM

[QUOTE=ohiopiper;1001693]Don't forget the Scottish national martial art.QUOTE]

"It involves alot of head butting and kicking people while they're on the ground."

And Vmac...I believe someone else discovered that it was the Dundee District Tartan.

**Dale Seago** · 19th July 11, 06:07 AM

Originally Posted by biblemonkey

Only thing is I can't figure out what tartan the Piper was wearing. Anybody know?

Well, if he remembers after all this time, I can ask the piper (Jek Cunningham) at the next Saint Andrew's Society of San Francisco monthly meeting. He's the Society's piper, and begins each meeting with a few minutes of music. Simple solution!

Love that movie. I think it's much better than Myers' later "Austin Powers" films. As for Dunsmuir House, I really miss the annual Games there every July, wish they hadn't dropped them. . .