" ps: I'm thinking we need an AKA for you Mr MacNeialage
I thought it better to reply with my answer posted here!
soooooooooh
Bob, you want my A. K. A. there's a lot behind a name,
I would need a good one as I've got no claim to fame.
You came up with Tarmac, but I can't abide that smell
I've now put pen to paper and my story I will tell.
My mother she were Cornish, my father a proud Scot,
I belong to Glasgow and I'm happy " wae ma lot."
Mac Neilage is the surname, and how good it makes me feel
whenever I sign, or post online to " Brothers of the steel. "
My name might be a mouthful, but this poem rhymes when said,
so I may claim to be " Reel Rabbie, " as the famous one's long dead.
This will solve your problem, though it's written down in prose
but if I use " Reel Rabbie," that could get right up your nose!
If you want an A. K. A. just to keep things short and sweet
you can call me " Aarr'mac " whenever we shall meet!
P. S.
I really " stuck the heid " into this one!


