For those doing Friday Flock
Posted: 27 Sep 2005, 16:10
We got a meeting point sorted?
May I suggest the Angel?
May I suggest the Angel?
,anyone else meeting there?.Page 1 of 2
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 17:31
So where's that then?,will the weary from traveling Jocks be able to find it from the Queens?,suppose a taxi driver will find it for us ,anyone else meeting there?.
,anyone else meeting there?.Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 17:44
tis a stone's throw
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 17:50
Get's my vote.
Edit: @Scotty: we can play follow the leader.
Edit: @Scotty: we can play follow the leader.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 18:42
I ain't walking up all them hills again!
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 21:07
I'm staying at the cheapo Jury's, the Queens was too expensive for this posh burd... 
...can I meet up with you lot there and then go on to this place with you? Otherwise I know I won't find it, I'll be wandering around Leeds with what could be most accurately described as a glaikit expression...
...can I meet up with you lot there and then go on to this place with you? Otherwise I know I won't find it, I'll be wandering around Leeds with what could be most accurately described as a glaikit expression...
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 21:15
another day, another town...
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 21:21
Count myself and LazCorp in 
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 21:24
seconded and confirmed
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 21:41
if God had meant us to climb inner city hills, why did he invent 'the fast black'?
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 22:02
James Blast wrote:another day, another town...
OI!(you're not far off the mark, though...)
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 22:08
another cab, another city, another curry...
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 22:11
Yes please!James Blast wrote:another curry...
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 07:35
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 08:50
Really useful.
They forgot the most important bit: Go up Lands Lane - the Angel is down a ginnel on the right opposite HMV.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 09:18
Cheers Francis!!
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 09:47
Translation from Yorkshire to English:Francis wrote:the Angel is down a ginnel on the right opposite HMV.
ginnel:
A narrow alley or passageway.
Just in case
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 09:48
LOL
Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 17:12
oooo me me me me...... what time again?
am staying at the comfort place, due to teacher's discount....
am staying at the comfort place, due to teacher's discount....
Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 17:30
Or a "Close" or "Vennel" for us Jocksmarkfiend wrote:
ginnel:
A narrow alley or passageway.
Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 17:40
jitty, in leicestershire
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 11:49
Actually. I'm now working a late shift on Friday so depending on what time people are going to the Phono, I'll prob have to meet you lot there. Anyone wanna volunteer to come to A&E at around 9pm and help me into my corset?!!!!!
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 12:30
scotty wrote:Or a "Close" or "Vennel" for us Jocksmarkfiend wrote:
ginnel:
A narrow alley or passageway.
certain death, in Cape Townemilystrange wrote:jitty, in leicestershire
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 12:36
Form an orderly queue gentlemen.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Anyone wanna volunteer to come to A&E at around 9pm and help me into my corset?!!!!!
Posted: 03 Oct 2005, 12:55
