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52 minutes ago, Academically Deficient said:

I'm tempted to pop in on my way home now.

Random sports on the telly.

Some tearful country and western on the jukebox.

A Glaswegian Barney Gumble discussing the Suez Crisis with a bewildered French tourist, who is silently regretting leaving Edinburgh for the day.

Or alternatively I might just go straight home👍

 

49 minutes ago, KnightswoodBear said:

The loss of The Vale next door is still being felt.

Don't start me!

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5 hours ago, Boghead ranter said:

Random factoid, the wumman that played Sophia, the oldest Golden Girl, was actually the youngest actress of the 4. 

I knew that for some odd reason!

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43 minutes ago, Toma_BullyWee said:

If I have to listen to "Daddy. Daddy, look. Daddy look at me" one more time I'm going to lose the nut.

Don't get me wrong I like him and all that but he's relentless.

 

Can't you go into another room when the milkman arrives?

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News channels showing kids opening their exam results for the first time when they've obviously been marked out as being an emotionless straight-A student...

... except when one of the marks turns out to be a B and they go in the huff.   Hahahahaha

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Dow's is a real dive, but just too convenient for a pre or post match swift one. The Irish pub round the corner is much nicer, but a bit poncey, so I tend to choose Dow's when using Queens St. 

Central Station it's always The Horseshoe, although it can be a pain the arse trying to get served. 

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6 hours ago, PWL said:

This. 

My late gran had a terrible habit of pronouncing it with a hard G like you would say 'Margaret'. 

Is the Airdrie pronunciation of Blue Riband, as in the biscuit unique? I know loads of people who pronounce it Bluerie-Band.

There was a police cadet who got called Bluerie-Band Heid, he didn't like it and made people's lives a misery for years when he "graduated".

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52 minutes ago, Sergeant Wilson said:

Is the Airdrie pronunciation of Blue Riband, as in the biscuit unique? I know loads of people who pronounce it Bluerie-Band.

I used to say it like that. 

As for margarine, I once read a letter in the paper from somebody who pronounced it with a soft G in summer and a hard G in winter.

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They're not on Just Eat for this area but it looks like I might be able to order from their app, I shall try it tomorrow. The only 2 that show for this postcode are Mario's and Richy's, both shite.
Wasn't impressed. Home for a week tomorrow so I'll get my last good chippy before coming back down to work for the rest of the year [emoji25]
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