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Joan Burnie wrote:Strange isn’t it? You post your views as a new member on a fantastic site for Glaswegians and what do you get. Electronic abuse.
It’s a wonder that some of you boys (and I am assuming boys, you probably weren’t breast fed, and if you were you probably didn’t do it right even then) feel that is up to you to bully a new member, a woman. Your judgements have been clouded by work and thinking you can have a short sharp laugh at my expense and other woman you try and make myself out as some sort of trouble maker, because I don’t agree with your views.
On to the original topic the M74.It does get very boring reading folk; knocking what will be good for the majority of people in the city and Scotland wide. It’s a BLOODY motorway, its not life or death. But going by some of the boys on here it looks like it is. (Get you Blood pressure checked).
Consider that the roads are quiet when the school holidays are on. Also, car sharing is also an option. It needs to be built, but I assume that some folk are more interested in the view from their kitchen window being spoiled. I imagine that a few decades back folk like (insert name here) were complaining about too many hand-carts and horse’s in the city centre.
Reading some of the posts about this thread I wouldn’t be surprised that some of those that post, enjoy the art of cutting and pasting… make’s them look like they care and hope to change council thinking posting here.
Bar room philosophers… fancy a haulf then sonny
Jean B
PS here are some ,,,??//?\\\..... Maybe the spelling and grammars not up to all your standards but I do have a life!
Unfortunately public transport isn't an option for me. I have ME, and my walking distance is very restricted, physically overdoing it can leave me flattened for days. My only travel option is my car, as long as I can park in close to where I'm going. I've tried to get a disabled badge before and been turned down, I'm currently jumping through the hoops to try and get one again.
Strike Team wrote:Still no reply to my last post from the eco-bullies. Funny that. Bullies always want to have a go at people that they percieve to be weak, but when you stand up and fight they run away. So come on Escotrogen, what've you got to say for yourself then?
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