Wait till Charlie Baker hears the banshee screech if he appoints glass-on-chalkboard voiced Stephanie Burke.
And as I was drifting past the Lorelei
I heard those slinky sirens wail -oooooooo
Look out sailors if you hear them croon
you'll never be the same again
their crazy music drive you insane, this way...
Roxy Music, "Editions of You"
Heck, I'd go and screw the Varsity Coach too if I had to listen to that old battle-axe with her histrionics that she seems to have caught from Consigliere Mark E. Rumley
From the Urban Dictionary
From
Irish and Scottish folklore, the bean-sidhe (literally, "woman of the
fairy folk") is the spirit of a woman who acts as a messenger of death.
She appears outside of the houses of the five oldest Gaelic families (O'Connor, O'Grady, O'Neill, O'Brian, Kavanagh), sobbing and crying through the night to warn the family that death is near for one of them. The wailing of many banshees signifies that death is near for someone of great importance.
She appears outside of the houses of the five oldest Gaelic families (O'Connor, O'Grady, O'Neill, O'Brian, Kavanagh), sobbing and crying through the night to warn the family that death is near for one of them. The wailing of many banshees signifies that death is near for someone of great importance.
YEAH, LIKE THE CITY OF MEDFORD, DEAD AND BURIED BY THESE GANGSTERS WHO STOLE POWER
The bean-nighe ("washerwoman"), her Scottish counterpart, can be
seen by a lake or river, washing the bloodstained clothes of the one who
will soon die.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=banshee