Heartland

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 17:14**

And to all the ankle biters and rugrats here

In 1984 , I was a mere six teen years old and I couldn't go on the Body and Soul tour, cos my boss at my job told me if I went, I'd be fired. I was a YTS ( Youth training scheme) at a music shop in Liverpool, which has since closed down and became part of some poncey FHM / GQ wanna be fashion store. I had to wait til October for my first Seestas encounter live.

Walked home with Hussey cos the band where staying in a ... and thats another story.

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 17:48**

Burn wrote:
can't decide which one was better...i prefered Glasgow for the audience...but Edinburgh was cool for a home town gig...

Edinburgh for me for a couple of reasons.

1. My first Sisters gig

2. Meeting that special someone

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 17:49**

Fix wrote:
Burn wrote:

2. Meeting that special someone
Aye.......all right.........don't rub it in.......I know you met Anne-Marie that night

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 18:08**

scotty wrote: Aye.......all right.........don't rub it in.......I know you met Anne-Marie that night

Please correct me if i'm wrong but i think i'm detecting a slight tinge of the green eyed monster here

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 18:29**

Fix wrote:
scotty wrote: Aye.......all right.........don't rub it in.......I know you met Anne-Marie that night
Please correct me if i'm wrong but i think i'm detecting a slight tinge of the green eyed monster here

she's his most very favourite peace of manto, so tread carefully

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 18:56**

James Blast wrote:
Fix wrote:
scotty wrote: Aye.......all right.........don't rub it in.......I know you met Anne-Marie that night
Please correct me if i'm wrong but i think i'm detecting a slight tinge of the green eyed monster here
she's his most very favourite peace of manto, so tread carefully

Do you think now's a good time to remind him that she touched me?

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 19:01**

DerekR wrote:
James Blast wrote:
Fix wrote: Please correct me if i'm wrong but i think i'm detecting a slight tinge of the green eyed monster here
she's his most very favourite peace of manto, so tread carefully
Do you think now's a good time to remind him that she touched me?

Carefull................you're talking about one of the Women I Love

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 19:24**

scotty wrote:
DerekR wrote:
James Blast wrote:she's his most very favourite peace of manto, so tread carefully
Do you think now's a good time to remind him that she touched me?
Carefull................you're talking about one of the Women I Love

Get over it Scotty we've all had her.

-nothing to write home about.

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 19:28**

Pat wrote:
scotty wrote:
DerekR wrote: Do you think now's a good time to remind him that she touched me?
Carefull................you're talking about one of the Women I Love
Get over it Scotty we've all had her. -nothing to write home about.

I'll see you tomorrow Mr Broon

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 19:46**

scotty wrote:
Pat wrote:
scotty wrote: Carefull................you're talking about one of the Women I Love
Get over it Scotty we've all had her. -nothing to write home about.
I'll see you tomorrow Mr Broon

Aye, she wisnae up fur some 'in through the out door' action

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 20:15**

James Blast wrote:Aye, she wisnae up fur some 'in through the out door' action

You obviously didn't ask properly then

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 20:17**

scotty wrote: I'll see you tomorrow Mr Broon

Call me Sherlock but am i also detecting a fellow Scotsman here?

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 20:22**

Fix wrote:
James Blast wrote:Aye, she wisnae up fur some 'in through the out door' action
You obviously didn't ask properly then

Back Door Man!

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 20:26**

Burn wrote:
Back Door Man!

Hell yeah tradesmans entrance

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 20:53**

Fix wrote:
Burn wrote:
Back Door Man!

Hell yeah tradesmans entrance

must be a Hibbie

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 21:22**

Burn wrote:
must be a Hibbie

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 21:39**

scotty wrote:
Burn wrote:
must be a Hibbie

Burn, I hope you have Life Insurance

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 21:42**

weebleswobble wrote:
scotty wrote:
Burn wrote:
must be a Hibbie

Burn, I hope you have Life Insurance

I'm bigger than he is

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 21:43**

Burn wrote:
weebleswobble wrote:
scotty wrote:
Burn, I hope you have Life Insurance
I'm bigger than he is

You may be slightly taller..................but you'll never be as big

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 21:48**

scotty wrote:
Burn wrote:
weebleswobble wrote: Burn, I hope you have Life Insurance
I'm bigger than he is
You may be slightly taller..................but you'll never be as big

don't you mean Thick?

you'll never be as Thick

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 21:50**

Burn wrote:
scotty wrote:
Burn wrote: I'm bigger than he is
You may be slightly taller..................but you'll never be as big

don't you mean Thick?

you'll never be as Thick

Are we talking "Girth"?.............or lack of academic qualifications?

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 21:56**

scotty wrote:Are we talking "Girth"?.............or lack of academic qualifications?

i'll opt for the academic nonsence

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 21:57**

Burn wrote:
scotty wrote:Are we talking "Girth"?.............or lack of academic qualifications?

i'll opt for the academic nonsense

I concede

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 22:03**

scotty wrote:
Burn wrote:
scotty wrote:Are we talking "Girth"?.............or lack of academic qualifications?

i'll opt for the academic nonsense
I concede

Fix has still gotta be a Hibbie tho

nobody else would bother to wind you up as much unless they know ya

Posted: **06 Oct 2006, 22:04**

Will all you needle dicks STF and keep the vortex going!

James Blast wrote:
scotty wrote:
Pat wrote: Get over it Scotty we've all had her. -nothing to write home about.
I'll see you tomorrow Mr Broon
Aye, she wisnae up fur some 'in through the out door' action

Heartland

22 Years ago tonight