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Christmas Night Oot
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by Sharon » Thu Sep 29, 2005 2:29 pm
Shazbat wrote:Probly cheaper if you just pick a venue which isn't necessarily doing a 'Christmas Dinner'. Just regular food of an evening. Or is that too much of a break with the traditional fester season behaviour?
I need something that enables me to wear a fetive outfit!!
There will be crackers and part hats if it kills me (emma) finding it !!
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by Sharon » Thu Sep 29, 2005 2:42 pm
AlanM wrote:Sharon wrote:I need something that enables me to wear a fetive outfit!!
Have you got a red satin outfit with white (fake) fur trim too?
Alan
I hope we arent going to show up dressed THE SAME!!
Sounds like note wll have to be compared prior to the event!
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by My Kitten » Thu Sep 29, 2005 4:10 pm
Blueboy wrote:Firebird gets my vote. Been for a drink once and dining area looked really nice and sort of 'homely'. My Portugese friend works behind the bar too!
so *cough* reduced rate meal then *cough*
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christmas nite out
by hazy » Wed Oct 05, 2005 11:18 am
somebody save me. being an auld codger I dont know all these places so as usual I will go to the savvy
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by shuttle534 » Thu Oct 06, 2005 6:27 pm
How about Ikea? The home of dreams!
Only joking.
If it's budget your after then why not one of those all you can "Care to" eat places on Sauchiehall Street?
Only joking.
If it's budget your after then why not one of those all you can "Care to" eat places on Sauchiehall Street?
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by My Kitten » Sun Oct 09, 2005 8:33 pm
Bunker seems to be winning
I need to now agree a date and numbers and ALSO MONEY I cant afford to pay for us all (much as I love you all) so I'll need some deposit dosh!
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How about Friday 9th or Sat 10th Dec, gives you time for other commitments too as well as benefitting from the cheap menu!
I'd like to book this soon please!
I need to now agree a date and numbers and ALSO MONEY I cant afford to pay for us all (much as I love you all) so I'll need some deposit dosh!
Dates
How about Friday 9th or Sat 10th Dec, gives you time for other commitments too as well as benefitting from the cheap menu!
I'd like to book this soon please!
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by escotregen » Sun Oct 09, 2005 8:56 pm
The Bunker is not really appropriate for a reponsible and more mature guy like me - so I'm going. Friday or Saturday night suits me.
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by Fossil » Sun Oct 09, 2005 8:57 pm
escotregen wrote:The Bunker is not really appropriate for a reponsible and more mature guy like me - so I'm going. Friday or Saturday night suits me.
dont forget the jonnies escotty
.. keep them sacks full for christmas
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