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lol k .. just a minute ..
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It's ALIVE!
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That a good thing?
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Indeed. I thought Shenanigans were over. But it is alive. Haha!
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apparently the keeper -coughcough- wasn't doing his job while Myka was away.
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Boot to the head.
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Looks like he's doing a back spin push kick. haha
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Edited by
winterblue56
on
Fri 03/11/11 05:08 PM
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It seems to have originated in California at about the time of the Gold Rush, though it was first recorded in print [April 25 issue of San Francisco's _Town Talk_] only in 1855. ... The word looks Irish, and there was no shortage of Irishmen in the California diggings, so it's plausible to suggest the Irish word _sionnachuighm_ as the source, meaning 'I play tricks', which is pronounced roughly as 'shinnuckeem'. Others argue it comes from an East Anglian dialect word _nannicking_ for playing the fool. Yet others guess at a link with the Spanish word _chanada_ for a trick or deceit, which is another half-way plausible source, considering California's history. Yet another theory was put forward in 1948 in _American Speech_ for an origin in German _schinnage_l for a nail that holds the rim to the wheel, which produced the German slang terms _schinageln_, to work, and _Schenigelei_, a trick.
From "World Wide Words" (Dec 18, 1999) Not my words...but those of the internet. I love the internet! |
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Welcome back to shenanigan land my friends
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Damn...yall are no good at keeping this place up.
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Sowwy
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WTFBBQSLAP!!
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I'm usually kind of busy on the weekend at the real bar LOL
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I really do not doubt that statement....lol.
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I just found out my tax return is posting ON St. Patty's day!
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I hope you took Friday off....lol.
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I sure did... me and my partner in crime are headed out to Vegas to see Flogging Molly on Friday
I dunno why but I saw this and thought of you J |
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Ummm....two things come to mind. 1. You should find where that came from. Hopefully its in video form. 2. Is that what you and your "partner in crime" will be doing in Vegas? |
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