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18 Jul 15
22:43
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going up there soon just for a couple of days, any recommendations for sightseeing, pubs, restaurants etc.?
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Stay in England ye sassenach bassa.
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Not a weegie but worked there at one time. Depressing place.
Keep to the West End. |
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trrrue
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http://www.solidrockglasgow.com/ if there's a decent gig on in town.
Otherwise, excellent pub grub and friendly service. |
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^ it's just across from Central Station.
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The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is well worth a visit if your into that kind of thing.
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Aye, Kelvingrove Museum got refreshed recently.
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And stay away from the East End of the city. They aint past the grunting stage there.
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^ it's named for a reason!
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there's a tollcross in edinburgh too, never had any problems there
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Glasgow Museum of Transport was relocated here a few (10?) years ago.
I worked there and it's well worth visiting ... http://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums/riverside/pages/default.aspx |
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^ The Riverside Museum
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sounds good trilby, cheers
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Tollcross in Glasgow is akin to Niddrie in Edinburgh MrB.
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No worries MB.
Plenty od "kultcha" in the east end ... if you like yoghurts  |
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Do a lovely gruel at parkhead.
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now now, aka - let Mr B discover for himself.
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oh dear aka
 when I lived there there the local casuals were known as young mental niddrie... did you see that documentary about britain's youngest lottery winner the other night - she was from niddrie? |
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http://ptfc.co.uk/
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I never saw it MrB but I bet the first thing he did with his lottery win was pay off his fines.
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Firhill for thrills.
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I live by Maryhill a few years Aka - seen some fun @ Firhill!
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The chippy in Niddrie has a drinks licence and sells nothing but buckie lol. 2 big fridges of the stuff btw.
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^ correct!
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I had a girlfriend from there in the 60s trilby. I seen some fun as well.
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Good lad
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We had one in Dowham Market who won the Lottery. £22mill iirc. Him and his w@nker mates spunked the lot, including trashing a 6 bed house with a car in the swimming pool. Thick coont's back on the dustbins now.
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Downham Market, grammaman?
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MisterBadger, are you appearing on that school programme on BBC, Waterloo Road?
That's filmed just outside Glasgow. |
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^ Ignore ... I was thinking of Needham.
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Was that the 18yo spelling?
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Downham Market, spelling error by me.
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ffs, are you a gramma chekka ... or whaaaaaaaaaaat?
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I think he was about 21/22.
Can't recall his name. |
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you can't spell?
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Here he is, lives in Scotland now.
It was £9mill. . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Carroll_(lottery_winner) |
