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dunno, but my helmet could do with a good few revolutions


that wasn't funny, was it?

James Blast wrote:dunno, but my helmet could do with a good few revolutions


that wasn't funny, was it?

Well, me, I liked it..






I..

me, I didn´t get it..

... and it is a Gerry helmet

taa-daa!

*Counts with the fingers*
Helmet..
Revolutions...
Ah!









Nah..

Jess will be interested!

James Blast wrote:Jess will be interested!

did your grandfathers nick that from our grandfathers in WW I?

probably

smiscandlon wrote:

Are batteries included?

's that a stove on top of it?

IZ.

Invading Scotland is most definitely a good idea, so I can tell

Arrived just a bit early at GLA (easyJet is one well oiled machine, I was out of the airport before the expected arrival on all three flights ), enjoyed the first bits of Glaswegian sun (and the sound of Glaswegians talking ) in front of the airport whilst waiting for James to pick me up. Was taken on a wee tour by Blastmobile of Glasgow, got some drinks, settled in the Blast Archive (which is most certainly the most impressive thing! all that music in there ), got a cup of tea, and got the music rolling after meeting Molly Andrew joined in just a bit later, and we hit the patio to see how BlastBurgers get Built from the BBQ. What more does one need Too much to mention when it comes to the record/video/cd/memorabilia/… collections, it's all just very WOW

Off to Andrew's for the night it was then, I got some instructions on what I should see in Glasgow and walked most of it from there to the Armadillo, Kelvingrove the record shop at De Courcy's Arcade, back again, Art School, Station, Cathedral and god knows what else. Loved the place As I commented before: If the weather was like that all year I could well live there Shame it just isn't!

Had deep fried haggis for lunch (not too bad!), proper curry with Andrew for tea and the miniMeet just after with smiscandlon joining in. (with cider and Tunnock's Teacakes, or [whoops, i did a racism]'s tits as we prefer to call them in Belgium in a completely non racist way for that matter)

Great memories. Thanks guys
(again, pictures will follow)

Glasgow pictures: clicky

how cool is my city?


Fantastic! it has such energy.

Mucho cool

I myself am particularly fond of these pics:

but that last pic could be any European city with their new shiney metal buildings and bridges

James Blast wrote:but that last pic could be any European city with their new shiney metal buildings and bridges

What? Even with a Gorbals tower block in the distance?

smiscandlon wrote:

NICE.

Someday, the infamous (yeah, right) Sinnie will also invade Ghillie Jockoland, oh yes. Mark her words, fair kiddies... Muahahaha!

SINsister wrote:Someday, the infamous (yeah, right) Sinnie will also invade Ghillie Jockoland, oh yes. Mark her words, fair kiddies... Muahahaha!

Bring it on.

Big Si wrote:

James Blast wrote:but that last pic could be any European city with their new shiney metal buildings and bridges

What? Even with a Gorbals tower block in the distance?

Alright, should've tried to get more of that Armadillo thingy on there, still like it though

Obviousman wrote:Alright, should've tried to get more of that Armadillo thingy on there, still like it though

Looks best approaching sunset.

smiscandlon wrote:

Obviousman wrote:Alright, should've tried to get more of that Armadillo thingy on there, still like it though

Looks best approaching sunset.

I think it looks better after sunset ...

nice pictures Z. you saw more of the city as I did while I was there a week longer as you ......

christophe wrote:
nice pictures Z. you saw more of the city as I did while I was there a week longer as you ......

Well well, wonder why

Indeed, very nice pics Z

why, what else were you doing?

smiscandlon wrote:

Obviousman wrote:Alright, should've tried to get more of that Armadillo thingy on there, still like it though

Looks best approaching sunset.

That is most stunning indeed, even though you know what my critique on the Armadillo was

James Blast wrote:why, what else were you doing?

That's the big question