anyone who cant make sheff u
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anyone who cant make sheff u
for whatever reason, we have a coach going up to glasgow. leaves walkden at 6am. and leaves glasgow after midnight...
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Re: anyone who cant make sheff u
........... ???????bwfcolinh58 wrote:for whatever reason, we have a coach going up to glasgow. leaves walkden at 6am. and leaves glasgow after midnight...
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Re: anyone who cant make sheff u
bobo the clown wrote:........... ???????bwfcolinh58 wrote:for whatever reason, we have a coach going up to glasgow. leaves walkden at 6am. and leaves glasgow after midnight...
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But surely, since it leaves from Walkden, the only reasons one couldn't 'make sheff u' would be because one is busy, or one can't afford it, both of which also rule out this appetising day trip.
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Yeah !!Prufrock wrote:But surely, since it leaves from Walkden, the only reasons one couldn't 'make sheff u' would be because one is busy, or one can't afford it, both of which also rule out this appetising day trip.
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You say that, but if you knew there was a Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers tribute act on in the vicinity that very evening...jimbo wrote:The idea of getting on a bus to flee an army of invading Yorkshire folk is tempting, however Glasgow would be one of my lwast preferred destinations.
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Now I'm sorely temtped to go. As for these rules, do they stretch any further than 'Seatbelts must be worn at all times' or 'No food or drink to be consumed'?Little Green Man wrote:You say that, but if you knew there was a Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers tribute act on in the vicinity that very evening...jimbo wrote:The idea of getting on a bus to flee an army of invading Yorkshire folk is tempting, however Glasgow would be one of my lwast preferred destinations.
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Think that might be it. Didn't notice anything more specific last time I was in Glasgow drinking.jimbo wrote:Now I'm sorely temtped to go. As for these rules, do they stretch any further than 'Seatbelts must be worn at all times' or 'No food or drink to be consumed'?Little Green Man wrote:You say that, but if you knew there was a Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers tribute act on in the vicinity that very evening...jimbo wrote:The idea of getting on a bus to flee an army of invading Yorkshire folk is tempting, however Glasgow would be one of my lwast preferred destinations.
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Have you ever been, Jimbo? I'm guessing not. One of the best cities in Britain. Wonderful place and a belting night out. It's Burn's Night on Monday so this weekend will be fantastic. My two favourite Weegie spots for haggis, neeps and tatties are The Babbity Bowster in the Merchant City and The Ubiquitous Chip, which is up west. I wish I was able to go.jimbo wrote:The idea of getting on a bus to flee an army of invading Yorkshire folk is tempting, however Glasgow would be one of my lwast preferred destinations.
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An excellent choice, sir. I can never find The Babbity Bowster though, mainly because I think I aways head in the opposite direction. That's what happens when you don't have a big feck-off castle to navigate by.Bruce Rioja wrote:My two favourite Weegie spots for haggis, neeps and tatties are The Babbity Bowster in the Merchant City and The Ubiquitous Chip, which is up west. I wish I was able to go.
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OK, if you've got what used to be Candleriggs Market to your back, look across the road and over to your left and you'll see some relatively new apartments built on and around the old fire station. You're going down the back of there. Fantastic place.Little Green Man wrote:An excellent choice, sir. I can never find The Babbity Bowster though, mainly because I think I aways head in the opposite direction. That's what happens when you don't have a big feck-off castle to navigate by.Bruce Rioja wrote:My two favourite Weegie spots for haggis, neeps and tatties are The Babbity Bowster in the Merchant City and The Ubiquitous Chip, which is up west. I wish I was able to go.
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They only apply in England and Wales, so can only presume that they're off to the Rangers game on Saturday for an early warm-up for the Last Night of the Proms.bobo the clown wrote:..... ah, thanks .... that explains it all !!bwfcolinh58 wrote:have you never heard of banning orders..?
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