Two Freepers Make The NY Press with their song dedicated to 9-11

NYPOST ^ | 11-28-2001 | TODD VENEZIA

[Cacique]

Firefighter Mike Moran plugs the CD inspired by his "Kiss my royal Irish ass" remark at the Concert for the City of New York last month. He says proceeds will go to the relief effort.

November 28, 2001 -- Firefighter Mike Moran became an overnight sensation by going on national television and telling Osama bin Laden to "Kiss my royal Irish ass!"

[Victoria Delsoul]

Thanks for your post, Ron.

[eureka!]

Great job ya'll. You make all of us proud.

MrsBCM & Mike--My condolences and prayers for your continued strength. God Bless....

[Angry Republican]

Much applause to you.

[Saundra Duffy]

We are sooooo proud of y'all. For victory & freedom!!!

[RonDog]

Thanks for your post, Ron.

Look over Mike Moran's left arm in that enlarged picture, and see the World Trade Center - as it once was - at night. Bastards. We will NEVER forget.

[bloodmeridian]

thank for the ping

BUMP

[Victoria Delsoul]

Yes, I see it.

No, we won't forget.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

This is so great. Congratulations you two, and to both Mr. Morans for the inspiration.

Now that you've gone "pro" I'm not sure you'd qualify, but G Gordon Liddy is having a patriotic song contest right now. Every day he plays one of the entries on his radio show. Check out www.theggordonliddyshow.com, go to the bottom of the webpage, "Your Patriotic Best" Contest. You're a shoe-in. (^:

[dandelion]

DFU is BIGGER that the Beatles, and makes way more sense!! Hey Douggie, I heard you on Sean Hannity the other day asking for the song! When he introduced the caller as "Doug, from upland California" I started screaming at my husband "That's Doug from Upland!! It's Doug!!" I got so excited he nearly had to pull the truck over. It was a Freeper moment...

[Celtjew Libertarian]

There's hope for us right-of-center folkies, yet!

A few days ago, there was a thread, Peace groups find anti-war message is hard to sell which noted "Marchers [in Seattle] struggled to find appropriate songs to sing during the procession from one Capitol Hill cathedral to another. But the peace-song playlist was of golden oldies, stuck in the Vietnam era."

We're winning the battle of the songs and I think that is more important to the nation's psyche than most people realize.

[doug from upland]

I'm glad you got excited and am pleased you didn't have an accident in the truck, but I haven't been on Sean's show in some time. I was on a show recently and asked for it but can't remember the show.

[MeekOneGOP]

Hey! The guy in that picture holding the CD looks like the guy that used to play in the old comedy show Car 54: Where Are You? Uh-oh! Now I've gone and aged myself here! ;-)

Thanks for the post and the pingaroo!

[StoneColdGOP]

BUMP!

[doug from upland]

Thanks for the Liddy heads up. Unfortunately, we didn't create the music. It is originally from "Wearin' O the Green." It is over 100 years old so it is public domain and we were able to use it.

[deadhead]

Will never forget. God Bless you and your families. Thinking of you, especially during the Holiday Season.
Take Care

[1 FELLOW FREEPER]

Whaddya mean aged!!Im 47 and I remember that show. Fred Gwyenne was the tall guy, and the short stubby one was.............ahem.....

[Snow Bunny]

This is so wonderful!

[MeekOneGOP]

Whaddya mean aged!!Im 47 and I remember that show. Fred Gwyenne was the tall guy, and the short stubby one was.............ahem.....

LOL! When I said Uh-oh! Now I've gone and aged myself here!, by aged I should have more accurately said dated myself. Of course, someone might have thought I was actually dating myself then! ;-) (Join the club, friend - and congratulations! - I'll be 48 next April myself!). . .

[Clinton's a liar]

Thank you for the ping! Outstanding!

[Serb5150]

so that's what he looks like...