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Amazing. Ive known about this since i was a kid, but never saw the footage until now. Beautiful shots of the day they drove across Lough Owel, Mullingar in Ireland. I remember when the driver of the beetle died, about 15 years ago. He was in his eighties. Crazy to see all these dead people playing around like kids. Very moving.
A little piece of my local history...
- Hugo.
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- Mr. P
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Nice. These kind of films are fun to watch when we get older, especially if they are from our childhood places.
Btw, Are you Irish folks violent people or why does every second town name start with kil-prefix?
Btw, Are you Irish folks violent people or why does every second town name start with kil-prefix?
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Re: A little piece of my local history...
[quote name="Mr. P"]Nice. These kind of films are fun to watch when we get older, especially if they are from our childhood places.
Btw, Are you Irish folks violent people or why does every second town name start with kil-prefix?[/quote]
Kil or kill is the Anglicised version of the irish 'Coill' which means wood or forest.
Btw, Are you Irish folks violent people or why does every second town name start with kil-prefix?[/quote]
Kil or kill is the Anglicised version of the irish 'Coill' which means wood or forest.

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Re: A little piece of my local history...
[quote name="Hugo"]
[quote name="Mr. P"]Nice. These kind of films are fun to watch when we get older, especially if they are from our childhood places.
Btw, Are you Irish folks violent people or why does every second town name start with kil-prefix?[/quote]
Kil or kill is the Anglicised version of the irish 'Coill' which means wood or forest.
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[quote name="Mr. P"]Nice. These kind of films are fun to watch when we get older, especially if they are from our childhood places.
Btw, Are you Irish folks violent people or why does every second town name start with kil-prefix?[/quote]
Kil or kill is the Anglicised version of the irish 'Coill' which means wood or forest.
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Re: A little piece of my local history...
I don't really know what's going on in here
[quote name="shittin bricks on hoes. shittin it up all good like"]
[quote name="shittin bricks on hoes. shittin it up all good like"]you keep your quiznosy scunt away from my taintbag[/quote]
upon further review this has got to be one of the most baffling things ever said on the mabb[/quote]


[quote name="shittin bricks on hoes. shittin it up all good like"]you keep your quiznosy scunt away from my taintbag[/quote]
upon further review this has got to be one of the most baffling things ever said on the mabb[/quote]

