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floweredpig wrote:

scaryman2u wrote:

Dexter St. Clair wrote:

galoot wrote:Bournemouth; the similarities to Ibrox are astonishing

Where's the triangle in Ibrox?

Would that be The Equilateral Triangle ?

http://www.masonicdictionary.com/triangle.html

Its an area in the centre of Bournemouths shopping district.

nope - t'is the gay district

Bournemouth; the similarities to Ibrox are astonishing

Mori wrote:ET

Wheels fell off bus in busy street

I'm so glad that bus de-regulation has been such a success (part 734)

How it works and ZoneCard map The ZoneCard map shows the area covered. For example, Kilmarnock is in Zone K1 and Ayr is in Zone A1. Simply select the zones you need to travel through - the minimum number of zones you can buy is two - and you can enjoy unlimited travel with participating operators. V...

I noticed yesterday that Gazelle (on Argyle Street at the end of Berkeley Steet) is heavily plugging their veggy menu. I can't speak re the quality. Hmm - hopefully better waiting staff since last summer: my veggie dish arrived with black pudding on the side; only time I've ever sent back a dish, a...

Noticed that there’s a few posts re: veggie food in the Good Restaurants thread, but as my karma is too fragile to read about carnivore shenanigans with the odd herbivore post on the side, I for one would find it useful for us vegans / vegetarians to have their own thread. Particularly following the...

That connection from the footbridges to Cessnock underground and PRdW is absolutely what's needed to make 'regeneration' aka rebuilding at the river work for the local area. But it's just a dream Spot on, Sunflower. Rab C Nesbitt said something similar in the Xmas special, although nowhere near as ...

tobester hasn't been online for a while...so i'll turn up at the appointed hour, with a carnation in my lapel, and hope it's all still on

It wont change. If 12 and 13 are to become 14 and 15,will the low levels be 16 and 17.and where exactly is this new platform to be built. To quote the soon to be made redundant Times journo: "Network Rail today revealed the new numbers for Glasgow Central high-level platforms. Platform 11a wil...

scottland wrote:Platform 11a at Glasgow Central does ma nut in,ye need a train tae get tae it.

11a must have made a bad name for itself...maybe it should think about getting a new identity

http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/disp ... orm_14.php

The Tate Tower: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=586&hilit=exhibition+tower

I'd like to re-enact a scene from a Brad Pitt film too. Can anyone UPS my wife's head in a box?

Mori wrote:
Geoff Moore, Director of Development and Construction for Vue Cinemas, commented:

“... with the Odeon closing a few years ago, Glasgow film-lovers were left with only one other operator in the city centre".

So that's why I haven't seen Geoff in the GFT?

I've $100 on Richard Nixon