Van Gogh's Family Tree

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Van Gogh's Family Tree

Post by marilyn morning » Mon Oct 02, 2006 4:30 am

VAN GOGH'S FAMILY TREE

Van Gogh came from quite a large family, and most of us don't know anything about the others. Just in case someone asks you about the others sometime, this may help you.

His dizzy aunt.... Verti Gogh

The brother who ate prunes.... Gotta Gogh

The brother who worked at a convenience store-... Stop n Gogh

The grandfather from Yugoslavia... U Gogh

The cousin from Illinois... Chi-ca Gogh

His magician uncle... Where-diddy Gogh

His Mexican cousin... A Mee Gogh

The Mexican cousin's American half-brother... Grin Gogh

The nephew who drove a stagecoach... Wells-far Gogh

The constipated uncle... Can't Gogh

The ballroom dancing aunt... Tang Gogh

The bird lover uncle... Fla-min Gogh

His nephew psychoanalyst... E Gogh

The fruit loving cousin... Man Gogh

An aunt who taught positive thinking...Way-to Gogh

The little bouncy nephew... Poe Gogh

A sister who loved disco... Go Gogh

And his niece who travels the country in a van... Winnie Bay Gogh

And there ya Gogh!


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Post by nancy » Mon Oct 02, 2006 10:39 am

Nice one Marilyn!You fair come up wi some wee stoaters. :lol:
Grandkids will like it :lol:
Cheers Nancy

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Post by AnnetteR » Mon Oct 02, 2006 1:45 pm

Way to Goch Marylin - that was brilliant =D>

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Post by joette » Mon Oct 02, 2006 1:52 pm

I am giggling as I type love it! :lol:
Researching:SCOTT,Taylor,Young,VEITCH LINLEY,MIDLOTHIAN
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Re: family members

Post by sporran » Mon Oct 02, 2006 2:53 pm

Hello Marilyn,


you missed a couple of businesses:

the hair care man, Wash 'n' Gogh;
and the removal company 'Ere today, van Gogh tomorrow.


Regards,

John

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Post by Tracey » Mon Oct 02, 2006 6:52 pm

Not forgetting the football chant....................
Ear we Goch, Ear we Gogh, Ear we Gogh............... :-
Scotland - Donaldson / Moggach / Shaw / Geddes / Sim / Gray / Mackie / Richards / Joel / Coull / Mckimmie / Panton / McGregor
Ireland and Scotland - Casey / McDade / Phillips / McCandle / Dinely / Comaskey + various spellings

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Gogh man Gogh

Post by G.Love » Tue Oct 03, 2006 9:59 am

Hate to be a party pooper and pour cold water on the fun - but the joke only works with the American pronounciation of the name! The rest of the world pronounces it 'Van Goff' and the Dutch proper pronounciation is practically impossible for anyone not Dutch - kind of gutteral, Van Kcchh kind of sound.
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Re: Gogh man Gogh

Post by SarahND » Tue Oct 03, 2006 12:16 pm

G.Love wrote: the Dutch proper pronounciation is practically impossible for anyone not Dutch
Or Scottish! 8) Not much different from the Scots "ch" the way most Dutch speakers would say it...
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Post by Guest » Tue Oct 03, 2006 12:51 pm

Pronounce Van Gogh?

Nae bother fur a Fifer - they are nex-door neeburrs efter aw!

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