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Peekay wrote:PS Blueboy- That's a right pain in the arse the "street furniture" they've banged up at the bottom of M/wood Rd innit? It's only a matter of time before someone goes right into it!

Aye! They might as well have put lynnski's table and chairs out in the middle of the road...

Hi DeeDee,

Do you mean Albert Bridge (bottom of Saltmarket) or Victoria Bridge? (bottom of Stockwell Street).
You could try looking <here>.
Cheers,
BB

Schiehallion wrote:I'll decline your kind offer, I'm not at all sure I could bear the excitement.

You've never been to my local.

Peekay wrote:Damn! That could've been exactly what I'm looking for....just I'm wanting one with five chairs.

Sorry
PK

That sounds like a Marx Brother's joke.

Sharon wrote:The evening times have reported it too http://eveningtimes.co.uk/news/display. ... 00.0.0.php

Poor woman. The park looks strange empty.

We've had two weeks to discuss the UEFA cup final: The fantastic convoy of fans making their way to Manchester, a disappointing defeat and the disgraceful behaviour of some bevvied-up knuckle draggers. Let's move on, eh? thegazman + Schiehallion, if you want to find out more about Rangers songs, tod...

thegazman wrote:Then WHO ARE WE???

I love guessing games.
Mods, I think this thread is going to turn into an OF slagging match....

This one sits outside my back door:
Any idea what it was used to contain?

Right with you PK.
The sad thing is, people get off on watching videos like that..

Weesacks wrote:I've watched it umpteen times.

Hmmm...

I hope the police dug with the cut paw is okay.

I haven't heard a bad word against him.
He'll be missed.

Just back after a fantastic day and night in Manchester despite the best efforts of the 'organisers' and neds wearing Rangers tops to spoil it. The majority of the locals I spoke to said it had been a great day and wouldn't let the actions of a few hundred 'chavs' taint their view of Glasgow. Shame ...

Some pics here: http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/display.var.2235193.0.0.php Posted by: Prof. Wilkins, Institute of Traditional Strategum on 11:32am Wed 30 Apr 08 The Institute has done much research on this. We have concluded that this action was an act of God, and we must all prepare for the end...

Howdy PK. This might be of interest, although it doesn't help with your query as to what the jar was used for. http://www.strathblanefield.org.uk/history/FirstWorldWar.html Members of the congregation contributed money on a regular basis throughout the war years to ensure that those serving their co...