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  • Quote Funkfuzzi

Re: Münster Meet

Post by Funkfuzzi Sun Aug 01, 2010 11:30 am

They could've earned a euro or two..

But they opened Rathlin's at 7... When all the Bars in the neighborhood were already drunk dry...

What?? The Pogues are in town???

Well...that's no reason to give the people Irish beer...

Strange...

But all in all a great night in Muenster !!!
They could've earned a euro or two..

But they opened Rathlin's at 7... When all the Bars in the neighborhood were already drunk dry...

What?? The Pogues are in town???

Well...that's no reason to give the people Irish beer...

Strange...

But all in all a great night in Muenster !!!
  • Quote fluke

Re: Münster Meet

Post by fluke Mon Jul 26, 2010 10:30 pm

Hi all,

uhm.. I do not seem to get the ticked ordering for Munster.. I want to buy 2 tickets. Could maybe anyone help me how or guide me through? The problem is that I don't understand the shipping/will call options. Í live in the Netherlands.. Any help would be much appreciated because I HAVE to go!!! :D

Thanx
Hi all,

uhm.. I do not seem to get the ticked ordering for Munster.. I want to buy 2 tickets. Could maybe anyone help me how or guide me through? The problem is that I don't understand the shipping/will call options. Í live in the Netherlands.. Any help would be much appreciated because I HAVE to go!!! :D

Thanx
  • Quote cagliostro

Re: Münster Meet

Post by cagliostro Wed Jun 30, 2010 3:00 pm

firehazard wrote:
It's not exactly a grammar problem, but yes, "an euphemism" definitely sounds wrong. In simple terms it's because, of course, although "euphemism" starts with a vowel, which would normally predict an "an" to precede it, because it's pronounced "yoo-phemism" (hey, phonetics seems to be the new Medusan craze...) the "n" on the end of the indefinite article is superfluous. As it would be in, say, "an European", or "an year", or "an you better stop rambling now, firehazard".


Thanks. I thought it seemed wrong, but with all the discussion of language, I wanted to be on my best behavior. I erred on what seemed correct as opposed to what sounded correct. Here are my knuckles. Ruler smack time.

And Clodagh....there's always room for rubbing.
[quote="firehazard"]

It's not exactly a grammar problem, but yes, "an euphemism" definitely sounds wrong. In simple terms it's because, of course, although "euphemism" starts with a vowel, which would normally predict an "an" to precede it, because it's pronounced "yoo-phemism" (hey, phonetics seems to be the new Medusan craze...) the "n" on the end of the indefinite article is superfluous. As it would be in, say, "an European", or "an year", or "an you better stop rambling now, firehazard".[/quote]

Thanks. I thought it seemed wrong, but with all the discussion of language, I wanted to be on my best behavior. I erred on what seemed correct as opposed to what sounded correct. Here are my knuckles. Ruler smack time.

And Clodagh....there's always room for rubbing.
  • Quote Clodagh Rubbish

Re: Münster Meet

Post by Clodagh Rubbish Wed Jun 30, 2010 12:30 pm

Euphanism,no!I used to live near Munster,i never knew about anyone brass rubbing there.....i saw THE POGUES play in Munster back in 1988,89,91,the latter gig was in Munsterland featuring Mr.Strummer.Who needs brass rubbing when THE POGUES are in town?
Euphanism,no!I used to live near Munster,i never knew about anyone brass rubbing there.....i saw THE POGUES play in Munster back in 1988,89,91,the latter gig was in Munsterland featuring Mr.Strummer.Who needs brass rubbing when THE POGUES are in town?
  • Quote firehazard

Re: Münster Meet

Post by firehazard Wed Jun 30, 2010 6:53 am

cagliostro wrote:Is that an euphemism?


Why does the use of "an" sound odd there? Am I screwing up my grammar again?


It's not exactly a grammar problem, but yes, "an euphemism" definitely sounds wrong. In simple terms it's because, of course, although "euphemism" starts with a vowel, which would normally predict an "an" to precede it, because it's pronounced "yoo-phemism" (hey, phonetics seems to be the new Medusan craze...) the "n" on the end of the indefinite article is superfluous. As it would be in, say, "an European", or "an year", or "an you better stop rambling now, firehazard".
[quote="cagliostro"]Is that an euphemism?


Why does the use of "an" sound odd there? Am I screwing up my grammar again?[/quote]

It's not exactly a grammar problem, but yes, "an euphemism" definitely sounds wrong. In simple terms it's because, of course, although "euphemism" starts with a vowel, which would normally predict an "an" to precede it, because it's pronounced "yoo-phemism" (hey, phonetics seems to be the new Medusan craze...) the "n" on the end of the indefinite article is superfluous. As it would be in, say, "an European", or "an year", or "an you better stop rambling now, firehazard".
  • Quote cagliostro

Re: Münster Meet

Post by cagliostro Tue Jun 29, 2010 5:51 pm

Villajohn wrote:I will most certainly be in Munster,via Amsterdam Schipol ,Enschede,with my toothbrush and my Good brass rubbing guide! :shock:


Is that an euphemism?


Why does the use of "an" sound odd there? Am I screwing up my grammar again?
[quote="Villajohn"]I will most certainly be in Munster,via Amsterdam Schipol ,Enschede,with my toothbrush and my Good [b]brass rubbing guide![/b] :shock:[/quote]

Is that an euphemism?


Why does the use of "an" sound odd there? Am I screwing up my grammar again?
  • Quote PADDYgoesDUTCH

Re: Münster Meet

Post by PADDYgoesDUTCH Mon Jun 28, 2010 5:51 pm

Eckhard wrote:So who will be in Münster:

PaddygoesDutch, I guess. Moi, of course ( plus my wife and three friends ).

Anybody else?



hell yeah, me and me missus will be there,
traveling with my good old friend Spider Watts

and Mr Ceili Family himself, if I'm not mistaken
[quote="Eckhard"]So who will be in Münster:

PaddygoesDutch, I guess. Moi, of course ( plus my wife and three friends ).

Anybody else?[/quote]


hell yeah, me and me missus will be there,
traveling with my good old friend Spider Watts

and Mr Ceili Family himself, if I'm not mistaken
  • Quote Villajohn

Re: Münster Meet

Post by Villajohn Mon Jun 28, 2010 1:43 pm

I will most certainly be in Munster,via Amsterdam Schipol ,Enschede,with my toothbrush and my Good brass rubbing guide! :shock:
I will most certainly be in Munster,via Amsterdam Schipol ,Enschede,with my toothbrush and my Good brass rubbing guide! :shock:
  • Quote fluke

Re: Münster Meet

Post by fluke Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:07 am

I'm still not sure..
I'm still not sure..
  • Quote Eckhard

Re: Münster Meet

Post by Eckhard Mon Jun 28, 2010 7:12 am

So who will be in Münster:

PaddygoesDutch, I guess. Moi, of course ( plus my wife and three friends ).

Anybody else?
So who will be in Münster:

PaddygoesDutch, I guess. Moi, of course ( plus my wife and three friends ).

Anybody else?
  • Quote PADDYgoesDUTCH

Re: Münster Meet

Post by PADDYgoesDUTCH Sun Jun 06, 2010 6:36 pm

the guys from Mr IB will be to busy to see us round the city,
their's is the privilege to open for The Pogues,
which is good news as such, but leaves us without guides.
the guys from Mr IB will be to busy to see us round the city,
their's is the privilege to open for The Pogues,
which is good news as such, but leaves us without guides.
  • Quote Eckhard

Re: Münster Meet

Post by Eckhard Sun May 30, 2010 6:22 pm

old barney greyheron wrote:
Eckhard wrote:
PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:not sure if me missus and me are invited, as we're not from Münster ??




I am not from Münster either. Just hoped that natives of that city might be on this raft and help foreigners like you and me to find a decent place.

Münster has a lovely Zoo, btw. But I guess that won't help us.


there is no such thing as a lovely zoo...animals in cages...what is lovely about that?




The lovely thing is that there are as few cages as possible. Another lovely thing is the fact that some of those species held captive only survive because there are zoos.
[quote="old barney greyheron"][quote="Eckhard"][quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"]not sure if me missus and me are invited, as we're not from Münster ??[/quote]



I am not from Münster either. Just hoped that natives of that city might be on this raft and help foreigners like you and me to find a decent place.

Münster has a lovely Zoo, btw. But I guess that won't help us.[/quote]

there is no such thing as a lovely zoo...animals in cages...what is lovely about that?[/quote]



The lovely thing is that there are as few cages as possible. Another lovely thing is the fact that some of those species held captive only survive because there are zoos.
  • Quote old barney greyheron

Re: Münster Meet

Post by old barney greyheron Sun May 30, 2010 2:28 am

Eckhard wrote:
PADDYgoesDUTCH wrote:not sure if me missus and me are invited, as we're not from Münster ??




I am not from Münster either. Just hoped that natives of that city might be on this raft and help foreigners like you and me to find a decent place.

Münster has a lovely Zoo, btw. But I guess that won't help us.


there is no such thing as a lovely zoo...animals in cages...what is lovely about that?
[quote="Eckhard"][quote="PADDYgoesDUTCH"]not sure if me missus and me are invited, as we're not from Münster ??[/quote]



I am not from Münster either. Just hoped that natives of that city might be on this raft and help foreigners like you and me to find a decent place.

Münster has a lovely Zoo, btw. But I guess that won't help us.[/quote]

there is no such thing as a lovely zoo...animals in cages...what is lovely about that?
  • Quote guest

Re: Münster Meet

Post by guest Thu May 27, 2010 4:34 pm

There's a lovely lil street with almost a dozen of pubs in Jüdefelder Straße. It's only a 4 or 5 minutes walk from the Schlossplatz. Gotta check google-maps or something.
There's a lovely lil street with almost a dozen of pubs in Jüdefelder Straße. It's only a 4 or 5 minutes walk from the Schlossplatz. Gotta check google-maps or something.
  • Quote Villajohn

Re: Münster Meet

Post by Villajohn Sat May 01, 2010 12:34 am

I visited Munster several times to see THE POGUES throughout the 80s und the 90s,its not the worst town or city in Germany not by a long chalk.Do any other fans remember those shows in Munster or anywhere in Germany for that matter?Hope i can get over there for some of them. :D
I visited Munster several times to see THE POGUES throughout the 80s und the 90s,its not the worst town or city in Germany not by a long chalk.Do any other fans remember those shows in Munster or anywhere in Germany for that matter?Hope i can get over there for some of them. :D

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