Calling all Celts!

Calling Cornish celts!




Moving on to some comedy......
Rainbows
Jane

reply to post by Rodinus


Hellooooo!!

Rod - I had NO IDEA that you had any talents.... LOL

BUT am LOVING your work ma man!
(especially this one....)


Love It Love It Love It!

I'll chip in to the celtic music with a wee bit of Scottish folk, that some of you may have heard in the movie BRAVE?
Julie Fowlis...
LINK

I would like... if I may, to introduce you all to a lovely Celtic lass from Edinburgh, Scotland, who now calls Canada home!

Caitlin Bell...
LINK


I Love the... youthful optimism and innocence of this!

Celtic comedians.....




As to the next celt.....what bit to pick!!!!!!

Och...I'll just go with an Audience with!



Recipes next!
Rainbows
Jane

Who's up for some CELTIC ROCK!!!!! (On The PIPES!!!!!)
LINK TO CELTICA

reply to post by Gordi The Drummer


Tch...see...where most of the Scottish Celts end up!


Rainbows
Jane

reply to post by Gordi The Drummer


Eh Gordi....it wasn't Celtica that was on some talent show was it? There was a BRILLIANT drum/pipe band on Britain's Got Talent (sorry, but they were superb) was it? They were rocking!
Rainbows
Jane

OK, confession time...
I'm secretly in love with....

Jenny O'Connor. (sigh)

Who?

Her------->LINK TO JENNY

(The HOT violinist.)

Not MY name for her... I would have called her something MUCH hotter!! LOL

angelchemuel
reply to post by Gordi The Drummer

 

Eh Gordi....it wasn't Celtica that was on some talent show was it? There was a BRILLIANT drum/pipe band on Britain's Got Talent (sorry, but they were superb) was it? They were rocking!
Rainbows
Jane

Didn't see that one jane, but celtica are Fabbydooz!

*hugs* Everyone!
Okay, so I just got caught up, and after ALL that....all I've got in my head is that Jane screwed up the opportunity to massage STING!
*hangs head in 'sympathy shame'*

Oh...and Rod is an amazing artist....

Log-dancing music is totally cool....

And Billy Connelly Live...in his banana boots! The only comedian to ever make me pee my pants laughing!

*goes back to re-read cuz she's pretty sure she missed something*

jacy

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I know, what a dork eh? Or maybe not!
Couldn't be doing with all that 7 hour tantric stuff! Can you imagine the hours I would have had to put in just to get him sorted with the next 7!!! It was actually his wife I was going to be employed by.....and THAT'S where the real money is at!

Rainbows
Jane

reply to post by angelchemuel


I think I'm going to have a Billy Connelly evening now hehe.

He is probably my favourite comedian of all time!

Tsu322
reply to post by angelchemuel

 

I think I'm going to have a Billy Connelly evening now hehe.

He is probably my favourite comedian of all time!

Wear a diaper.

Trust me.

jaky

Irish and welsh ancestory here. Nice thread!

Rod, wow impressive artwork there buddy!

I'm away for a well-deserved soak in the tub. (Busy day again..)
Might pop back later but if not..
Goodnight folks! - Have a good one!

Big G

I would like to add as a Scot a great list of celtic comedians. I will mention Scots, seeing as I am after all Scottish

Scotland:
Billy Connolly
Frankie Boyle
Ronnie Corbert (The 2 Ronnies)
Greg Hempill & Ford Keirnan (chewing the fat & still game)
Brian Limond aka Limmy
Kevin Bridges
Gregor Fisher (Rab C Nesbitt)
Sanjeev Kohli (still game)
Fred Macaully
Karen Dunbar
Rikki Fulton
Robert Florence (burnistoun)

reply to post by angelchemuel


Welsh weighing in here, all hail Llywelynn the last!

en.wikipedia.org...

Hi all . Been trying to pin point the origin of my surname. The main stream sites point to 1066 and and the translation being for want of a better word hill fort, based in England. Now I know we have welsh descendants and picton is mentioned several times ie picton castle. Would it also be a literal translation of pict's son not sure if the older language would support this. There is also a evidence that the name has strong origins with northern France which would tie in with the whole 1066 thing . My interpretation would that I'm descended from French celts who were involved in the invasion of Britain from Normandy and Brittany . Brittany still has very strong Celtic roots and the people are fiercely proud of there Celtic heritage very much like the Cornish . As a little twist I live in jersey which has its own governance and despite our loyalty to the queen it is a loyalty to her as the duke of Normandy not as the reigning monarch of the uk . Jersey has been part of the duchy of Normandy since 933. 133 years before the uk .

reply to post by Rodinus


My goodness Rodinus! Those are fabulous! I especially love the one on your house. You have beautiful talent and I am glad to see you use it.

That is awesome work!

reply to post by angelchemuel

Yes , Im a proud Celt and wear a Triskele ring with a Dragon of the East facing the Dragon of the West everyday. My lineage goes back to the 1100's, lastly in Wales.