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The Brothers in Possil is a bit nuts. On a night out there many moons ago, someone done a "Begbie" and tossed an empty tumbler into the crowded dance floor. All hell broke loos whilst the culprit sat back and watched the carnage unfold?! Also, the doorman could'nt read or write and let you in if you...

turbozutek wrote:Rumbled Fossy!

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Gave me a good laugh and my daughter still thinks it's real!

Chris...

:) Very good, and beleivable to?

This short street in Dowanhill has a timeless feel about it. Not much has changed in over a hundred years. http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Pgcc93/images/Dowanhill+olde+photo.jpg How it looks today. http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Pgcc93/images/Dowanhill+modern+pic.jpg Wow, the wee yellow bin's been there on th...

That ones just reminded me of Mayor's in Scotstoun // Whiteinch ??? it really is an experience. They unlock the door to let you in, then lock it again....it has three floors packed full of everykind of thing possible...and when you go for the first time you get given a guided tour. I've got picture...

Ahhh, the Grosvener. A favourite haunt of mine when trying to woo certain young ladies. Think the last film I saw there was Batman 3? the one with Jim Carey and Sam Lee in it methinks?

I remember the Anderston Centre as being a very dark, dull and frightening place to visit. My Grandfather lived in the flats and relied on my Mum (his daughter), and my brother and I to visit him and bring up his dinner. We stayed in Houldsworth Street just up the road, and often trapsed down there ...

8) Now I wonder if anyone knows owt about this..??..Ive been told that there are remenants of slave prisons under shops in the fruit market??? Does that sound cool and interesting or what??!! Anyone with even the slightest clue as to what im refering to speak now!!! Cheers. I'm 90% sure there is ce...