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Hippy-chick

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Hey, Hippy.

 

Big girls blouse.........my eyeball. ;)

Your getting a wee bit to wide for your age.:p

 

I'm looking for a dug sitter..(That's DOG for you posh English chaps):D

 

Catch you soon,

 

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Hope you find a sitter for the dug (see how well I can speak Scots - not bad for a posh English bird!)

 

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I *MAY* be coming to this event after a very generous offer of accommodation. All I have to do is sort out the time off work and getting there.

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Hey Bluey

 

You could take a train?

 

:p

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Hope you can make it Bluey.

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Hey - I get back to Glasgow on 7th, so a meet the following day would be ideal (jet lag permitting). It does get very busy in there of an evening, so be prepared for avenue switch if it's busting at the seams....!

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Hey - I get back to Glasgow on 7th, so a meet the following day would be ideal (jet lag permitting). It does get very busy in there of an evening, so be prepared for avenue switch if it's busting at the seams....!
Indeed it does. We'll need to figure out some sort of mobile numbr swap so that everyone knows where we are. :)

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Any ideas about where to shift to when the Horseshoe gets busy? I'm a real westender - admit that town exists, rarely go there.

 

I could ask my students about pubs they avoid - that might give me a clue.

 

:)

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I was thinking about the Goose. Never been there, but had a student who worked there. Always liked the sound of it.

 

Sounds like a plan.

 

Re Rob's moby exchange thing. Let's just do it nearer to the event. If somebody competant can work out who's all coming and who I should pm I'll send mine around - I'm fixing to meet Jen before the event and mozey on around with her anyway. I guess some of you greenies know each other anyway. If one of you boys lets me know who else to contact I'll send you mine.

 

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This is for all of you coming over from Edinburgh. Mamie is looking for folk to travel over with. Could you let her know if you're attending, how you're getting here and all that?

 

Tx

 

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i'll be coming from outside edinburgh, just not sure of the time and that, but i'll post when closer to the time.
Which side of Edinburgh?

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I just tossed a Glasgow/Edinburgh coin and it landed on its side. Guess we'll just have to enjoy two get togethers :-)

 

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I'll be getting an X24 bus from Glenrothes to Glasgow via Dunfermline. I might go through and stay over with my sister. Buses from Edinburgh leave every 15 minutes or so.

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I'll be getting an X24 bus from Glenrothes to Glasgow via Dunfermline. I might go through and stay over with my sister. Buses from Edinburgh leave every 15 minutes or so.
You're welcome to get a run through with me. I think I'll be taking a couple of folk.

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Boo - bad one.

 

Gwan - pull a sickie.

 

:p

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I'll be getting the train from edinburgh waverley or haymarket, the old 6 is half a dozen argument as i live right in the middle of them distance wise. Wont be going home to edinburgh that night, going to go stay with my mammy and see if i can get a sunday dinner to stave off a hangover.

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As I've already said, I'll pm my mobile number to anyone who wants it and meet the Edinburgh train at Queen St.

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Hey folk.

 

Not long to go now.

 

I'm losing track - Jen's mobile number - who else's should we get?

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Hey folk.

 

Not long to go now.

 

I'm losing track - Jen's mobile number - who else's should we get?

I'll PM you mine.

 

We'll be leaving Fife at about 6pm and heading down theM90, over the Forth Road Bridge and on to the M8. I'm very happy to pick up anyone who wants a lift on the way. I will have my wife with me (designated driver) and am expectig to return to Fife around 1am. I have space for a further 6 people. :)

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Probably can't go now but still trying for it.

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I have received the information on my accounts going back 6 (six) years but not going back to the begining of my hsitory with the bank, as I requested.

Think I'd best send a letter suggesting they send the lot and informing them that I have already paid the £10 for such information.

Mairi's awaiting my details so that she can help me work out the interest due on the charges taken.

 

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