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I remember walking along the canal with my parents and the custom house still being flakey blue. Aware of that intoxicating smell and head feeling. And my mum always said, that was the angels' share. No longer. But the skys were celestial this morning, 4am http://www.flickr.com/photos/68581002@N00/3...

God that has taken me back in a wibbly sort of way. I had the unit next to the Skateboard shop, with the very funny crowd who were permanently outside. Happy days. My shop first went under the name Magic Lines and then due to aquiring new funding, Overising. The legendary Mr Ben's was directly acros...

Oh, do the italians do decaff coffee!!?? And how do I ask for that? (on the off chance we have an italian speaker reading right now!!)[/quote]


Try "Un Caffe Hag". The only Italian I know seems to be about babies and coffee. Have fun.

I know feel very ashamed I even asked. :oops: We have been trying to find the words for some close friends leaving do. Their away to oz. And in 7 years of being here they have never been treated to this lyrical wonder. I had every hope someone would have been sad enough to admit to knowing all the w...

I know it is an odd request, but does anyone by chance have the lyrics to the legendery Glasgow Rap by Johnny Beattie?

Spotted this rather sad little hand written plaque hanging below the official Dowanhill Memorial.
Wonder how long it has been there?

Nice to meet Lexi and her pal we thought you'd done a bunk fae us borin c*nts at Farm Cross when we went to Tesco. ::): No, of course not. Just much more comfortable surroundings and prob better coffee too. Nearly had 2 more randoms join us, maybe next time. Dont think any of my photos will be post...

I used to work with people moving out of Lennox Castle, got plenty of time to wonder round the estate. Not brave enough to try and look inside the old castle, but there were plenty of old kitchens, workshops, etc to wonder round away from the remaining wards. The old buildings used as the locked war...

There is one on the wall of a modern block of flats in Raeberry St. It was taken from inside the church at 92 Raeberry St.