Heartland

Andrew S wrote:

James Blast wrote:but, her buddies?

we are talking 70+ and Catholic in every sense

Talk about worlds colliding

Knowing Lee's eloquence and ability for stylefull conversation I'd bet a tener on the ole birds ending up as Hell's Grannies.

James Blast wrote:orange is fine, July's passed

That didn't stop their bloody infernal racket coming through my kitchen window as they marched along Argyle St yesterday afternoon

Zeno may get away with orange, but if he adds a wee pipe and a wee sash to the mixture...

Obviousman wrote:You'll need to explain that one to me...

Click

Thanks

Now that's been dealt with, back to what we were supposed to discuss, guys!

DerekR wrote:Are you saying I shouldn't turn up in my "Fuck me and marry me young" T shirt then?

Can I interest sir in one of these?

I'll take 2 (large please )

So who's in the vicinity of Glasgow Intl at 3.40pm-ish on Friday?

Got some time to kill & would happily kill it with some company.

And what are the general plans for Friday/Saturday before the party takes off?

(I won't arrive in Glasgow until about 9PM it seems, so no Friday afternoon for me! But then most involved already knew that )

I'm arriving in the city about 13:00 ish on Saturday (and I believe we're sharing the hospitality of a certain bearded gentleman ) so I'm definitely up for some pre-meeting meeting arrangements (so long as food is involved at some point )

I'm aiming to arrive 1300 to 1400 on Saturday.

Anyone stuck for a lift from anywhere in the north of England let me know. I could do with someone sharing petrol costs.

mh wrote:(so long as food is involved at some point )

I can't imagine it otherwise, not with Andrew in charge

Will you head for central Glasgow or straight at James' Mark?

Obviousman wrote:Will you head for central Glasgow or straight at James' Mark?

South Central - The Gorbals

Interesting! Actually I might like to head that direction myself for some photography. Unless people convince me otherwise (or suggest more sociable activities for that matter)

mh read yir feckin' e-mail, baisturt!

Did ye no get me reply? PM incoming then!

weebleswobble wrote:

DerekR wrote:Are you saying I shouldn't turn up in my "Fuck me and marry me young" T shirt then?

Can I interest sir in one of these?

surely it should be "fcuk me..."?

Pista wrote:So who's in the vicinity of Glasgow Intl at 3.40pm-ish on Friday?

I reckon it'll be at least 4.30 by the time you get from the airport to the city centre. I can be there by 5.15, maybe earlier if I can skive off 15 minutes early. It's probably best if you head towards George Square, which is quite near Buchanan St coach station and has a lot of OK pubs nearby. Or you can just sit on a park bench and have a gander at the City Chambers (a rather nice building which apparently featured in Dr Zhivago).

You have a choice of 3 buses from the airport. The 500 (quickest and most expensive), the 905 (a bit slower) and the 747 (slowest - it stops at Ikea and a large suburban shopping centre on the way).

Quiff Boy wrote:

weebleswobble wrote:

DerekR wrote:Are you saying I shouldn't turn up in my "Fuck me and marry me young" T shirt then?

Can I interest sir in one of these?

surely it should be "fcuk me..."?

Pwned.

Now start printing them, Barry! I want wan!

IZ.

@Andrew S

I'll head there then.
Might do some shopping while I'm there.

Pista wrote:@Andrew S

I'll head there then.
Might do some shopping while I'm there.

The horseshoe bar-google it man-history in a glass!

Just back in from scooping popcorn. Next steps: Sleep, pack, tram, train, Airbus, bus, train: Glasgow!

Obviousman wrote:Just back in from scooping popcorn. Next steps: Sleep, pack, tram, train, Airbus, bus, train: Glasgow!

envious

IZ.

weebleswobble wrote:The horseshoe bar-google it man-history in a glass!

My parents met there, way back in '76