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Team Names of The Week
Here are the team names of the week
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Team Names Of The Week
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Team Names Of The Week
Best team names from the last week or so:
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Sunday, March, Protest, Quiz, Win
Tonight’s quizzes :
6pm – The Persevere. Jackpot: £90. Cheat: Mah Jong (pic round)
8pm – Tolbooth Tavern. Jackpot: £60. Cheat: Julian Cope (music round)
Sunday. You can march along Princes Street for women’s rights in the afternoon then come to the quiz afterwards and win the money, blow those MEN out of the water.
Which men? The men that make up BLUE FOX TUESDAY, who are threatening to win another seasonal championship at the Persevere.
Tonight’s cheat music is Julian Cope (for the Tolbooth Tavern) with an interesting take on suicide bombers. It’s titled: ‘All The Blowing-Themselves-Up Motherfuckers (Will Realise The Minute They Die That They Were Suckers)‘.
No official video as Cope in a not a bankrolled mega-artist, but someone has put the song to some footage from Afghanistan. Here’s a non-reality version if you would like to hear the song but avoid the gore:
If you ARE actually a suicide bomber, then don’t. All you do is kill people and make a mess. Everyone is sad and nothing gets fixed.
Come to the quiz instead and win booze and money! Everyone is happy and all problems are solved.
Yo!
Dr Paul
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Sunday Night, So Bright, Don’t Fight. Quiz Glory Awaits.
Tonight’s quizzes :
6pm – The Persevere. Jackpot: £60. Cheat: Leffe (pic round)
8pm – Tolbooth Tavern. Jackpot: £120. Cheat: Westlife (music round)
Hey. It’s Sunday and, as I type, the weather is good. Take advantage, go outside for a while.
Then when you realise how tedious outside can be (nowhere to buy beer, nowhere to politely piss) then come back inside to the pub where everyone is your friend and you can get food and booze and win the quiz.
Here is a clip from the music round at the Tolbooth tonight:
Just like the Wizard of Oz, the video begins in black and white and then dramatically leaps into colour just as it gets to the good bit.
The good bit in the Wizard of Oz is where Dorothy travels to Oz and kills the witch and meets the Munchkins and literally everything goes completely bananas.
In the Westlife video, the “good bit” is just the chorus. 1939 > 2001
I mean, it’s a decent enough song. It’s the sort of thing that would have easily won Eurovision in 1995.
I’ve started properly listening to Eurovision songs for next month. The criticism of this year’s Iceland entry is that it sounds like a winner from the 1990s. It is predicted to fail to qualify from the semis.
My favourite so far is Greece or France or Cyprus or Moldova. Not sure yet – will need a few more listens. I’ll keep you updated because I know you care, deeply.
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Justice Comes In Hashtags
We had these Americans in at the Newsroom a wee while ago and they were called #justiceforbradswife. They even had a T-shirt to go with their team name:
I asked them what this was about. I probably did in a Tom Selleck accent with extra-septic emphasis like:
“Hey buddy, what the heeeeyelll is that about? Pardner? Yee hah!”
They wouldn’t explain but said to look online and that I would see a hilarious story. So here I am, several months later, finally getting round to my investigation.
TLDR:
- Some guy’s wife got sacked at a restaurant chain in the US.
- husband goes mental about it on the internet.
- Internet responds by creating giant hashtag war on the chain.
Who knows what happened in the end? I ran out of giving-a-fuck pretty quickly.
The American in the Newsroom promised hilarity but I think in all the links I have found in the last ten minutes or so I have not ACTUALLY laughed. It’s not really that funny. Someone gote
But then, I am now forty-five years old. When you’re 45 you still laugh at people falling down escalators, but very little else. Seen it all before
Verdict:
Poor show
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Team Names of September 2017
Here are the team names which caught my eye during September
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June Team Names
I finally got round to rounding up the June team names which caught my eye:
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What Does “Tir Na Nog” Mean Anyway?
I had a team at the Tolbooth the other night named Tir Na Nog.
The fascinating thing wasn’t that they managed to spell their team name about five different ways in five different rounds, but the name itself.
I was sure I’d seen Ti-Na-Nog several times before in my life and I knew it was something or other Gaelic.
So I just looked it up and it turns out that.
Tír na nÓg
(that’s the Wikipedia way of spelling it, so I’m trusting it) is a “supernatural realm of everlasting youth, beauty, health, abundance and joy.“
It’s Irish Gaelic and it comes from an Irish story where a human man (Oisin) falls in love with a woman from Ti Na Nog (Niamh) and travels with her to the land on a magic horse that can fly across water.
After three years he becomes homesick and asks to go back to Ireland, but when he gets back to Ireland he finds that 300 years have passed, falls off his horse becomes very old as soon as he touches the soil and dies, but not before meeting Saint Patrick and rejecting Christianity.
For the full story, youtube provides:
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