Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 00:09
- I am the anti-christ
I am an anarchist
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Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 00:28
weebleswobble wrote:
- I am the anti-christ
I am an anarchist
- It's the Little Old Lady From Pasadenaaaaaa...
Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 00:47
I still think of her as one of our Anti~Christs
Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 00:49
Was there not an anagram for her name? 
Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 00:51
Thought you were posting on the "other" oneJames Blast wrote:
I still think of her as one of our Anti~Christs
Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 11:13
There can be only one.Zuma wrote:
Thought you were posting on the "other" one
Or in this case, two.
Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 12:54
It's one of my "Celtic" localsAndrew S wrote:I've always found it somewhat overrated when I've been there. Mind you, I'm a bit put off by it being a favourite of my older sisters, who find it "civilised" and who like its Scottish food - and no, I'm not talking deep fried Mars bars! The beer garden would be a plus though, and it's near O'Neills and Blackfriars if I have to find some decent cider.James Blast wrote:no idea Andrew and here are some very mixed reviews
http://www.nightb4.com/reviews/read/19.html
any time I've been there, I've had a Blast!
You can get Magners, and they have scrumpy on draft too!
Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 16:31
Big Si wrote:
It's one of my "Celtic" locals
That's it........I'm no' coming 
I bet it's quiet there today
Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 17:19
So no Mo Johnston Rangers tops then?
Posted: 06 Aug 2006, 21:58
Andrew S wrote:OK, after speaking to my sister (who's going to my cousin's do, but is also of the opinion that it'll be as much fun as an Edinburgh Wedding), I've decided instead to opt for a Glasgow Stabbing. So Tim, if you need somewhere to crash on the 26th, my floor is available - as long as you don't mind large, greedy, demanding cats!
Yer a million dollar dude! I'll be taking you up on that my friend, I'm pretty sure. I just need to arrange train transport, and I'll PM you my arrival and departure times.
Posted: 07 Aug 2006, 19:38
Unlike other teams, we're "faithful through and through"scotty wrote:Big Si wrote:
It's one of my "Celtic" locals
I bet it's quiet there today
Posted: 07 Aug 2006, 19:39
Not even a Hun would ever wear one of those, ya FUD!weebleswobble wrote:So no Mo Johnston Rangers tops then?
Posted: 08 Aug 2006, 00:13
That is the beauty of it all, offend the Hun and the Tim with one garment. Perhaps could be worn by Hibs fans......Big Si wrote:Not even a Hun would ever wear one of those, ya FUD!weebleswobble wrote:So no Mo Johnston Rangers tops then?
Posted: 08 Aug 2006, 12:59
weebleswobble wrote:Perhaps could be worn by Hibs fans......
can we please refrain from using such insulting, inflammatory, disgusting and down right rude language on open Forum please, there are kids present 
.......you gutter mouth you Posted: 08 Aug 2006, 21:25
I'm so sorry would you prefer:scotty wrote:weebleswobble wrote:Perhaps could be worn by Hibs fans......
SuckMaBoabySpamHeed?
Posted: 08 Aug 2006, 22:10
That's much better Stephen, thank you, anything other than the "H" wordweebleswobble wrote:I'm so sorry would you prefer:scotty wrote:weebleswobble wrote:Perhaps could be worn by Hibs fans......
SuckMaBoabySpamHeed?
Posted: 08 Aug 2006, 22:18
in Fa'kirk it's "Sook Ma Ploom", jist thoat ye'd like tae ken
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 00:06
Just the one Ploom?James Blast wrote:in Fa'kirk it's "Sook Ma Ploom", jist thoat ye'd like tae ken
What do they do with the other one, or are they all 'one egg in the basket' types?