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[Jonathan N. Little]

I can't do this. I have tried. It just prays on what is left of
my mind. But, Reverend, I liked your bagpipe joke(s)...

B-b-b-but I like bagpipes!

 

[Neredbojias]

To further the education of mankind, "Jonathan N. Little"

B-b-b-but I like bagpipes!

Er, why? They sound like an elephant in heat.

 

[Alan J. Flavell]

B-b-b-but I like bagpipes!

Ever heard genuine Pibroch (piobaireachd, Ceol Mhor) ?

Remarkable stuff. Seems to be constructed very much like classical
Indian Raga.

I was introduced to it by a colleague from "SarthAfrika", strange as
it might seem. Never forgotten that night at the youth hostel in
Ullapool - three bagpipers: one from the Netherlands, one from
Denmark, and one from South Africa. They were not well received by
the locals...

No idea what that's got to do with HTML, though.

 

[PeterMcC]

Alan J. Flavell wrote in

Ever heard genuine Pibroch (piobaireachd, Ceol Mhor) ?

Remarkable stuff. Seems to be constructed very much like classical
Indian Raga.

I was introduced to it by a colleague from "SarthAfrika", strange as
it might seem. Never forgotten that night at the youth hostel in
Ullapool - three bagpipers: one from the Netherlands, one from
Denmark, and one from South Africa. They were not well received by
the locals...

No idea what that's got to do with HTML, though.

Done badly, it's dreadful; done well. it's a joy?

 

[dorayme]

B-b-b-but I like bagpipes!

Jonathan... after your brilliant answer to a question about
borders recently by Reverend Blinky, you are allowed to like
whatever you like...

(I must say, bagpipe jokes were never in my ken... they are a
whole new genre...)

 

[dorayme]

Ever heard genuine Pibroch (piobaireachd, Ceol Mhor) ?

Remarkable stuff. Seems to be constructed very much like classical
Indian Raga.
....

No idea what that's got to do with HTML, though.

It is simple enough, if you have the idea of source code being
expressed as sound through a suitable interpretative program,
then many sites would surely be rendered in bagpipe sounds. Ones
that nest tables ten deep, have a lot of font tags and so on.

I don't really mean that Alan... I know, bagpipes can be quite
appealing...

 

[Jonathan N. Little]

Jonathan... after your brilliant answer to a question about
borders recently by Reverend Blinky, you are allowed to like
whatever you like...

(I must say, bagpipe jokes were never in my ken... they are a
whole new genre...)

Just got a hankerin' for the Battlefield Band, and a great band out of
Canada "Enter the Haggis", but the jokes were funny indeed!