First it took the Danes 400 years and then the Brits another 700 years, it had taken that long to teach them enough, just so they could put Great in front of their names

That's very funny Moss!

Cheers all. Stuck in Oz with assorted problems at the moment, not really been in forum mode but slowly getting things sorted.

9 months without a drink now Thad.

My name's easy once you learn to copy and paste SB and Vic.....

I find it easier just to think of you as Scooby Doo Dah and be done with the whole pronunciation thing

Didn't realise you are back in Oz - at least you would have got to celebrate your birthday at the Footy and see the local derby between the Crows and Port Power(less) and in case you missed the result here it is:

Adelaide v Port Adelaide

4:10pm Sun Jul 26

Adelaide Crows 18.18 132

Port Power 9.8 62

Cheers mate and have a Coopers Pale Ale for me

CB

Thanks CB and all all other belated well wishers.

No I never celebrated my b/day at the <deleted> footy.

Happy Birthday Scea.

And many happy returns.

ps the name's not difficult to pronounce when you're a Celt!

I think we need a sound file as evidence.

sceadugenga

Nice tune! ...but I suspect the Celts must have had massive amounts of spare time if they had to sing it every time they needed to get a Sceadugenga's attention.

They had time on their hands, no pc or tv!

That's very funny Moss!

It made me chuckle

Hi, I hope I am just-in time (late, but never frog-gotten you) to wish you 'sceadugenga' a happy one.

Birthdays are good for you. Statistics show that people who have the most live the longest!

Yours truly,

Kan Win

Thanks Win, you make a very good point.