Re: Good evening from Scotland
 

Hello E BY Gum and welcome to Accyweb :D

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hi and welcome

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Originally from Ossy, I'd been living in London for seventeen years working in fashion. I met some people on holiday from Glasgow, and they invited me up for the weekend.

I had such a great time I went back to London, handed my notice in and sold my flat and moved there on the day the twin towers were attacked.

I lived in the West End, in Kelvinbridge, but ended up managing an 'adult store' in the Merchant City, so I hope we never met.;)

Glasgow and it's people are fantastic.

Anyone that has never been, give it a go, it's one of the most beautiful and friendly cities I've ever been to in the world.

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Hello and welcome

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the west end - kelvinbridge eh....how very swanky & posh are we ...;)
thats a lovely part of glasgow....
have a look at these sites - may bring back a few memories for you.....

http://members.lycos.co.uk/jcspix/gp2.htm

http://www.glasgowguide.co.uk/kelvin...-hlinfmem.html

http://www.glasgowwestend.co.uk/gallery/

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Cheers.:)

Great pics.

From my flat I could see the University and Kelvingrove Museum, all lit up at night, and from the front of my flat I could look out towards the city centre.

Although a 'Westend boy', I was very often out down the Eastend.

Let me tell you about my adventures under George V bridge with the legless woman...............on seconds thought I'd better not.:(

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but ended up managing an 'adult store' in the Merchant City, so I hope we never met.

I have just spoken to someone who remembers this....I will get back to you...
it cant be private lines in the gallowgate as thats too far up from the merchant city and too tacky...

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"Let me tell you about my adventures under George V bridge with the legless woman...............on seconds thought I'd better not"


oooerrr mrs - I dont want to know - but you and everyone else has been there no doubt at one point in their life !!


and where aboutos in the east did you go....:confused: - I am an east end boy born and bred and I wouldnt go to the east end for a drink - unless we have different ideas on where the east end starts/ends.....do tell...

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No no please don't go there I couldn't stand hearing it again. I still have a damp patch under my chair from laughing so much!!!! :eek:

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"but ended up managing an 'adult store' in the Merchant City"

was it close to miller street ?
roughly 119 candleriggs ???

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if you want to check the snow out in glasgow click here !

http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/en/AboutGlasgow/WebCams#

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Great pics GG.

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Great pics GG.[/quote]

ha ha ha - I put that on this thread at 8.30am this morning , but you know what they say - great minds think alike !

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ha ha ha - I put that on this thread at 8.30am this morning , but you know what they say - great minds think alike ![/quote]

Only snag is next time I fall out of the counting house I will be on a comp screen someware. :o

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Why's the sky all pink in George Square?

By the way, the place I worked was so discreetly tucked away in an eighteenth century building in the Merchant City, only those in the know could find it. It's just yards off the live webcam link though.;)

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wasnt in the old virginia galleries was it ???
go on tell me...curious to know & I have friends in glasgow also curious to know...