15 Apr 08
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieWe're finally thinkin about buying, and it's about €350,000 for anything even half decent.The wages are better here, so the cost of living isn't so bad, the exchange rate for the euro is great. I went to London the other week, and got 78p to the Euro...It's actually dearer to buy a pint in Dublin, than in Kings Cross in London.
an ayrshire laddie, i knew it, its my favourite place on the planet, we go to Culzean in our caravan mabye twice a year, got friends in daley and girvan, that piece of coast between girvan and stranraer is my favourite place in the world, but i don't think i could afford to live in Dublin it costs about two million just for a coal bunker.
I'm a lochy boy myself, they knocked it down last year (best thing that ever happened to the Sh@thole).
15 Apr 08
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundlochy as in gairlochhead, fort william? are you a Cally thistle man?
We're finally thinkin about buying, and it's about €350,000 for anything even half decent.The wages are better here, so the cost of living isn't so bad, the exchange rate for the euro is great. I went to London the other week, and got 78p to the Euro...It's actually dearer to buy a pint in Dublin, than in Kings Cross in London.
I'm a lochy boy myself, they knocked it down last year (best thing that ever happened to the Sh@thole).
15 Apr 08
Originally posted by YEAH BOYWorse was the fad 10 years ago. Tram lines.
Must need that skill after soccer matches. Worked wih an Englishman from Sheffield and he told me stories of people geting hit with potatoes full of nails. Ouch!
2 Stanley blades taped together. Slash to cheek! Virtually impossible to stitch! 😞😞 (No, I wasn't party to such antics!)
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15 Apr 08
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundLol, had a customer from Inverness once, he gave the boy I was working with a commemorative bottle of malt for Callys famous 4-1 victory over Celtic, he was over da moon, Perth is probably my favourite city, go to scone every year as well, sorry if I was rude and a little abrasive, i take it all back everything that i never meant as well, its 2 am and i am playing chess and working tomorrow, kind regards and if you ever want to noise me up again you are most welcome - robbie!😀
Naw, i'm an Honest man 😉
15 Apr 08
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Originally posted by robbie carrobie"o' wid thy power the gift tae gie us, Tae see wirselves as ithers see us."
Lol, had a customer from Inverness once, he gave the boy I was working with a commemorative bottle of malt for Callys famous 4-1 victory over Celtic, he was over da moon, Perth is probably my favourite city, go to scone every year as well, sorry if I was rude and a little abrasive, i take it all back everything that i never meant as well, its 2 am an ...[text shortened]... morrow, kind regards and if you ever want to noise me up again you are most welcome - robbie!😀
No worries mate, i think we both got ahead of ourselves, same goes fae me.
Huck
15 Apr 08
Originally posted by robbie carrobieA polite Glaswegian? A paradox?..... like a polite scouser??.....😀😀
Lol, had a customer from Inverness once, he gave the boy I was working with a commemorative bottle of malt for Callys famous 4-1 victory over Celtic, he was over da moon, Perth is probably my favourite city, go to scone every year as well, sorry if I was rude and a little abrasive, i take it all back everything that i never meant as well, its 2 am an ...[text shortened]... morrow, kind regards and if you ever want to noise me up again you are most welcome - robbie!😀
No comment on the Dubliner! 😉😉
-m
15 Apr 08
Originally posted by mikelomWow,and they think it's bad in Philly, when they just throw snowballs. Till this day no beer is sold after 3rd quarter. (Football).
Worse was the fad 10 years ago. Tram lines.
2 Stanley blades taped together. Slash to cheek! Virtually impossible to stitch! 😞😞 (No, I wasn't party to such antics!)
🙁