I'd forgotten about bindles when I photoshopped Brian Hobbs' bats into asymmetric poles. I called them hobo poles as a way of making a tramp art reference, because that's what the carving looks like to me, shorn of any other heavy sociopolitical associations one might give the objects being carved. - tom moody 6-11-2009 10:09 pm [add a comment]
your right about the diamond tramp art pattern and nice photoshop job. but good luck desociopoliticizing double dildoes! but dont go by me, i got a dirty mind. - bill 6-11-2009 10:51 pm [add a comment]
Well, that's definitely there, too. - tom moody 6-12-2009 12:45 am [add a comment]
"Little Beggar Man" as arranged by Arlo Guthrie
“I am a little beggar and a beggar I have been / For three score’r more in this little Isle of green / And I’m known from the Liffy down to Segue / And I’m known by the name of bold Donahue / Of all the trades a-goin’ now sure beggin is the best / When a man gets tired he can lay him down to rest / He can beg for his dinner when there’s nothing left to do / Then just cut around the corner with his old Rigadoo / I slept in a barn way down in Curabawn / A-waitin’ in for the mornin’ I slept till the dawn / With the holes in the roof and the rain a-comin’ through / And the cats and the rats they were playin’ peeka-boo / Who should awaken but the woman of the house / With her white spotted apron and her calico blouse / She began to frighten when I said boo! / Sayin’ don’t be afraid ma’am it’s old Johnny Dhu / I met a little flaxy haired girl one day, / Good morning little flaxy haired girl I say / Good morning little Beggar Man and how do you do / With your rags and your tags and your old Rigadoo / Over the fields with the pack on my back / Over the field with my great heavy sack / With the holes in my shoes and the toes a’peekin’ through / Singin’ skittilee rink-a-doodle it’s the old Johnny Dhu / Must be going to bed boys, it’s getting’ late at night / All the fire’s all raked and up goes the light / And now you’ve heard the story of my old Rigadoo / It’s ‘Good-bye God be with you’ sings the old Johnny Dhu.” - Justin (guest) 6-12-2009 5:11 am [add a comment]
beggerman's rigadoo
- bill 6-11-2009 3:20 pm
I'd forgotten about bindles when I photoshopped Brian Hobbs' bats into asymmetric poles. I called them hobo poles as a way of making a tramp art reference, because that's what the carving looks like to me, shorn of any other heavy sociopolitical associations one might give the objects being carved.
- tom moody 6-11-2009 10:09 pm [add a comment]
your right about the diamond tramp art pattern and nice photoshop job. but good luck desociopoliticizing double dildoes! but dont go by me, i got a dirty mind.
- bill 6-11-2009 10:51 pm [add a comment]
Well, that's definitely there, too.
- tom moody 6-12-2009 12:45 am [add a comment]
"Little Beggar Man" as arranged by Arlo Guthrie
“I am a little beggar and a beggar I have been / For three score’r more in this little Isle of green / And I’m known from the Liffy down to Segue / And I’m known by the name of bold Donahue / Of all the trades a-goin’ now sure beggin is the best / When a man gets tired he can lay him down to rest / He can beg for his dinner when there’s nothing left to do / Then just cut around the corner with his old Rigadoo / I slept in a barn way down in Curabawn / A-waitin’ in for the mornin’ I slept till the dawn / With the holes in the roof and the rain a-comin’ through / And the cats and the rats they were playin’ peeka-boo / Who should awaken but the woman of the house / With her white spotted apron and her calico blouse / She began to frighten when I said boo! / Sayin’ don’t be afraid ma’am it’s old Johnny Dhu / I met a little flaxy haired girl one day, / Good morning little flaxy haired girl I say / Good morning little Beggar Man and how do you do / With your rags and your tags and your old Rigadoo / Over the fields with the pack on my back / Over the field with my great heavy sack / With the holes in my shoes and the toes a’peekin’ through / Singin’ skittilee rink-a-doodle it’s the old Johnny Dhu / Must be going to bed boys, it’s getting’ late at night / All the fire’s all raked and up goes the light / And now you’ve heard the story of my old Rigadoo / It’s ‘Good-bye God be with you’ sings the old Johnny Dhu.”
- Justin (guest) 6-12-2009 5:11 am [add a comment]
- jimlouis 6-12-2009 1:57 pm [add a comment]
thanks yall. the words are there so join right in...
- bill 6-12-2009 2:14 pm [add a comment]
I already tried. It's really hard, not to mention--at least coming out of my mouth--discordant.
- jimlouis 6-12-2009 2:27 pm [add a comment]
Chances are Arlo learned it from the Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem.
- alex 7-04-2009 4:21 pm [add a comment]