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 Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior
Fresh from the Gatlinburg games this weekend, be sure to check your pleats and apron after visiting the facilities!
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ai dinnae think ai want tae ken how he did thot...
arr why it is still oop there....
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At least he wasn't sporting a paper sash…
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Dinnae
perform in a musical version o Braveheart.... :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Pour1Malt
Dinnae
perform in a musical version o Braveheart.... :rolleyes:
the only music I heard from braveheart was the clashing of metal and flesh...no dancin around and signin...
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Actually, there was some outstanding music in Braveheart. No singing, but some really great instrumental stuff. I'm thinking, particularly, of the sequence where he ran along the mountaintops and the "oulawed tunes, on outlawed pipes" when his father and brother died.
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Virtus Ad Aethera Tendit
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Originally Posted by Bob C.
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I'm thinking, particularly, of the sequence where he ran along the mountaintops and the "oulawed tunes, on outlawed pipes" when his father and brother died.
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It would have been better had they actually been Scots bagpipes (even the smallpipes, as the GHBs would have been as anachronistic as the Uillean pipes they used for "Braveheart's" music.
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Originally Posted by Caradoc
It would have been better had they actually been Scots bagpipes (even the smallpipes, as the GHBs would have been as anachronistic as the Uillean pipes they used for "Braveheart's" music.
Well, they took "artistic license" with the kilt and had the actors wearing it about 350 years before it actually existed, right? Why not the Uillean pipes? They didn't exist for about 400 years after Wallace died, or am I wrong?
Chris. :confused:
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