Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:01
I did not mean any disrespect.James Blast wrote:well I'm the one who's scared and I will now walk away
still think you're taking the p*ss
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Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:02
mh wrote:Anyone who dislikes YCBTO just doesn't understand the band.
Point taken. I am a very new fan.
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:02
YCBTO - is the greatest song about groupies ever? No?
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:07
Really. I was serious.BillyBadBreaks wrote:Edmogirl wrote:Now I am truly terrified.BillyBadBreaks wrote:You do NOT know Herr Blast???
You will, just say something rude about Glasgow!
Isn't Glasgow the only city in the world where terrorists have to be protected from the general public?
http://www.primordia.com/blog/2009/08/2 ... n-my-foot/
O Flower of Scotland
When will be see your like again?
This guy certainly sent the terrorist home to think again.
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:11
You are correct, I have a love/hate feeling about YCBTOmh wrote:Anyone who dislikes YCBTO just doesn't understand the band.
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:11
Shhhhhh.....we're not supposed to discuss it.abridged wrote:YCBTO - is the greatest song about groupies ever? No?
But all those precious things are better left unsaid
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:12
I am from and live in Glasgow, do some research
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:13
And he will find you...................James Blast wrote:I am from and live in Glasgow, do some research
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:19
You must admit that it is a beautiful story that makes Glasgow look like the true home of the brave.James Blast wrote:I am from and live in Glasgow, do some research
I know the cabbie has been somewhat discredited.
But, I also think that any terrorist would think again before strking your city.
It's great!
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:20
I don't doubt it.BillyBadBreaks wrote:And he will find you...................James Blast wrote:I am from and live in Glasgow, do some research
I think I'm in over my depth.
Senor Blast...happy Burns Night! Sincerely.
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:22
so the bomb attempt on the airport 4 years ago didn't show up on your radar?
"This is Glasgow, we'll just set about you"Glasgow International Airport attack
Smeaton, a baggage handler, was off duty when he saw the incident start to develop. He later recalled his first thoughts on being confronted by the two desperate suspects who drove a burning jeep filled with explosives into the airport entrance. He heard three explosions as he smoked a cigarette during his break: "What's the score? I've got to get this sorted."
He added "I thought, 'That's not right,' and ran over to assist. All that was going through my mind was I've got to help the policeman, I'm not letting these guys get away with this."[5]
It was reported that Smeaton shouted "fuckin' mon, then" and aimed a kick at Kafeel Ahmed, who later died from his 90% burns following the attack.[2][6]
During the incident Smeaton also helped drag Michael Kerr to safety after Kerr, another person to intervene in the event, had been left lying with a broken leg beside the burning jeep after kicking Mr Ahmed himself.[4]
The incident has been described as inspiring others to take personal initiative and act decisively in a crisis. Newsagent and former policeman Mohammed Afzah cited Smeaton as inspiration for his facing down and repelling a would-be armed robber.[7]
In late July, Smeaton returned to his old job as a baggage handler at the airport.[8] Later in the year he accepted a job as head of security at a nearby company.[9]
On 18 December 2007, it was announced that Smeaton was to be awarded the Queen's Gallantry Medal for his actions;[10][11] this was presented by the Queen at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace on 4 March 2008.
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:35
"This is Glasgow, we'll just set about you"[/quote]James Blast wrote:so the bomb attempt on the airport 4 years ago didn't show up on your radar?
Yes. It did.
I think it was a tremendous response to a despicable act.
Not that it makes any difference, but my favorite grandfather was born on Moss Street, Dennistoun.
He always said that there is no one more dangerous than a 'Glasgow tough'.
So, forgive me if I find the story a bit heartwarming.
Posted: 25 Jan 2011, 23:37
you are mental
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 00:11
oh, i get it. it's 4 page joke? Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 00:19
looks that way
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 00:29
Eeeeh - serious question time. You seem a mite too familiar with some of our in-jokes and stuff for a newbie. Have we seen you round here before?
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 00:39
No. I have never been here before.mh wrote:Eeeeh - serious question time. You seem a mite too familiar with some of our in-jokes and stuff for a newbie. Have we seen you round here before?
In fact, I discovered The Sisters of Mercy within the last few weeks.
As for implicating me in your jokes....either they are flying right over my head or I am very clever.
I will let you decide which
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 00:56
he/she that is laughing last has certainly don't understand the joke 
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 01:03
Well said.iesus wrote:he/she that is laughing last has certainly don't understand the joke
So, it is official:
I have certainly don't understanded.
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 10:25
OK, that's the second time you've done it now.
English is not the first language of a substantial number of our users. Please don't take the pıss out of people's English unless you're confident that your command of their native language is beyond reproach.
(Oh and as you're new, you might not know that when I post something in red I mean it as an "official moderator pronouncement".)
English is not the first language of a substantial number of our users. Please don't take the pıss out of people's English unless you're confident that your command of their native language is beyond reproach.
(Oh and as you're new, you might not know that when I post something in red I mean it as an "official moderator pronouncement".)
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 15:18
Yes.Edmogirl wrote:
I just listed to You Could Be The One.
I am nonplussed.
'Threatened species...they adore me.
Flower children...never bore me.'
And, somehow, miraculously...it goes down hill from there.
Really, is this some kind of joke?
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 15:41
Such feelings about YCBTO does not exist - You love or hate. Nothing between.BillyBadBreaks wrote:You are correct, I have a love/hate feeling about YCBTOmh wrote:Anyone who dislikes YCBTO just doesn't understand the band.
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 16:03
I disagree, I played the song last night and loved it, sometimes I find it odd. Simple as thatBartek wrote:Such feelings about YCBTO does not exist - You love or hate. Nothing between.BillyBadBreaks wrote:You are correct, I have a love/hate feeling about YCBTOmh wrote:Anyone who dislikes YCBTO just doesn't understand the band.
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 16:07
I think it was just mutual kidding around.markfiend wrote:OK, that's the second time you've done it now.
English is not the first language of a substantial number of our users. Please don't take the pıss out of people's English unless you're confident that your command of their native language is beyond reproach.
(Oh and as you're new, you might not know that when I post something in red I mean it as an "official moderator pronouncement".)
Who would be offended at that one?
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 16:13
I cannot understand the bloody Scots on here