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Do you always get the date deliberately wrong just to get the thread going, Foss?

And looks a bit posh for the likes of us surely ?

Josef wrote:Do you always get the date deliberately wrong just to get the thread going, Foss?

And looks a bit posh for the likes of us surely ?

heheheh

whats he like!!!

Not posh enough for us you mean surely

that place looks expensive, so dunno if i can afford to come

Dunno if I can make this one the missus and I are going out for out anniversary that night.

Looks swanky tho, do they do food maybe I can talk her into going there.

cheesemonster wrote:that place looks expensive, so dunno if i can afford to come

Smartalex wrote:Dunno if I can make this one the missus and I are going out for out anniversary that night.

Looks swanky tho, do they do food maybe I can talk her into going there. ::):

more info here for you http://www.radissonsas.com/cs/Satellite?pagename=RadissonSAS/Page/rsasHotelArticle&language=en&hotelCode=glazh&cid=1053502927775

bar menu

http://www.radissonsas.com/cs/BlobServer?blobcol=urlfile&blobheader=application%2Fpdf&blobkey=id&blobtable=Document&blobwhere=1150443768843

restaurant menu

http://www.radissonsas.com/cs/BlobServer?blobcol=urlfile&blobheader=application%2Fpdf&blobkey=id&blobtable=Document&blobwhere=1156751202640

Sorry, can't make it along this month. Got a million things on that weekend.

Any excuse for a phoatie

HollowHorn wrote:Any excuse for a phoatie

Excellent. A pawnbroker's next door. I might be able to afford a round and a bowl of soup then .

HollowHorn wrote:Any excuse for a phoatie

I preferred this area when it looked like this:



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walbass wrote:I preferred this area when it looked like this:



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Classic Pic WB, I always remembered the Bargain shop in the ingles building they had a rotating Watch display under the counter that you could move with the buttons on the top.

walbass wrote:I preferred this area when it looked like this:

I have to say i totally disagree with that - just look at the comparison! Sometimes you just have to let go, particularly when the replacement is far, faaaar superior. There was even a facade retained inside the new hotel

Great pic btw... have you doen a past/present with it?

walbass wrote:I preferred this area when it looked like this:



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Although in most parts of Glasgow I would agree, I have rather taken a liking to the business district of the City Centre (which I take to mean Central Station as the Eastern Boundary, Anderston Centre as the Western, the river as the Southern and Blytheswood Square as the Northern). It's the one (to my mind) really eclectic area of Glasgow.

I really liked the old warehouse district South of Argyle Street and I also like the area as it is now. It would have been nice to have had both .