The Hidden Glasgow Forums

I'm going to dig my own. But I won't tell you all where it is.

Bump. Not enough tunnel stuff on here these days...

Reenie, That is a fantasic beastie..I wouldn't want it flying up my trouser leg. According to the British Dragon Fly Society it is found throughout the UK. What's the most impressive beastie encountered on a HG Day (or night) out? We saw a stag beetle and a giant robin when photographing above Kenni...

Fan dan.

Reading that just put a serious dent in my productivity for today..

Used to ride through Gall Stone on my bike approaching from the Sornhill road. The road took me down some kind of main street and over a river, then up past Loudon Academy towards Moscow. Can't say I noticed much else. Give us some amazing facts about Galston then...

FACT
After the digital switchover, there will be fuck all worth watching.

lynnski wrote:Thankfully it went to a good home.

I like a story with a happy ending. Good luck with the renovations!

crusty_bint wrote:What do you think? Let it aaaaall out, no holds barred.

Split the forums up like http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/index.php.

Folk will be able to find stuff easier.
There are a few total doughnuts around the forums these days, but they'll move on...

I heard a very good story just recently,a true one, which struck me as being so Glaswegianesque in the world of club cycling. It offers a good glimpse into the thinking among some of those who are a part of Glasgow's cycling heritage. This old fellow, a member of the same cycling club all his cycli...

Great, thanks. This is just the kind of info I was looking for.
I will report back once ma new pal has moved in...

Cheers Dave.
(I was sorry to hear about your cat).

Hello, After I come back my holidays, I have decided to procure a cat. Now, I don't know much about the procurement process, other than I would like to obtain one which has had a hard life and needs some quality time in its later years. I used to have a regular tortoiseshell visitor when I lived in ...

samscafeamericain wrote:Nine employees of the Arab airline were in the aircraft for this first 'get to know your plane session', but critically not one employee from Airbus.

I smell .... SH1TE!

I've played the game on and off in its various incarnations since 1998. Although killing is necesary to progress through the levels, it becomes a perfunctory task. The real draw of the recent games (San Andreas, GTA IV) for me is the huge 'sandbox' world with radio and TV stations, vehicles, pubs, p...