Fancy a good old greet?
Mar 5th 2006, 9:11 am
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Fancy a good old greet?
Then get yourself to the cinema and watch Greyfriars Bobby. Being an Edinburgh gal, that story always gets me, but we took the girls to see it today and I was welling up every 5 minutes 
Chicken Little next week - God I need to get a babysitter or I'm doomed to onlyever watch cert U films for the rest of my life
Chicken Little next week - God I need to get a babysitter or I'm doomed to onlyever watch cert U films for the rest of my life
Mar 5th 2006, 9:22 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by herrchook
Then get yourself to the cinema and watch Greyfriars Bobby. Being an Edinburgh gal, that story always gets me, but we took the girls to see it today and I was welling up every 5 minutes
Chicken Little next week - God I need to get a babysitter or I'm doomed to onlyever watch cert U films for the rest of my life
Chicken Little next week - God I need to get a babysitter or I'm doomed to onlyever watch cert U films for the rest of my life
. I also can't watch King Kong (hate sad endings). Took the girls to see Chicken Little last week, they loved it (I fell asleep 
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Mar 5th 2006, 9:22 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by herrchook
Then get yourself to the cinema and watch Greyfriars Bobby. Being an Edinburgh gal, that story always gets me, but we took the girls to see it today and I was welling up every 5 minutes
Chicken Little next week - God I need to get a babysitter or I'm doomed to onlyever watch cert U films for the rest of my life
Chicken Little next week - God I need to get a babysitter or I'm doomed to onlyever watch cert U films for the rest of my life
Yep, then the 12A, but they are very complicated
Mar 5th 2006, 9:24 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by Margaret2
Yep, then the 12A, but they are very complicated
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Mar 5th 2006, 9:58 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by herrchook
Then get yourself to the cinema and watch Greyfriars Bobby. Being an Edinburgh gal, that story always gets me, but we took the girls to see it today and I was welling up every 5 minutes
Chicken Little next week - God I need to get a babysitter or I'm doomed to onlyever watch cert U films for the rest of my life
Chicken Little next week - God I need to get a babysitter or I'm doomed to onlyever watch cert U films for the rest of my life
I can relate! Can't remember the last 'big person' picture I saw!
Cheers
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Mar 5th 2006, 10:08 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
we had a greet to oursels yesterday....found a cd of the Massed Scottish Male Voice Choirs at the Glasgow Concert Halls.....hubby used to be in a MVC....when Highland Cathedral came on with the pipe band that was it for us.......then Flower of Scotland.....FFS that was it.........as hubby says just shows you can take the person oot of Scotland but u canny take Scotland oot the person
Mar 5th 2006, 10:09 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by biggy
we had a greet to oursels yesterday....found a cd of the Massed Scottish Male Voice Choirs at the Glasgow Concert Halls.....hubby used to be in a MVC....when Highland Cathedral came on with the pipe band that was it for us.......then Flower of Scotland.....FFS that was it.........as hubby says just shows you can take the person oot of Scotland but u canny take Scotland oot the person
So true....
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Mar 5th 2006, 10:23 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by biggy
we had a greet to oursels yesterday....found a cd of the Massed Scottish Male Voice Choirs at the Glasgow Concert Halls.....hubby used to be in a MVC....when Highland Cathedral came on with the pipe band that was it for us.......then Flower of Scotland.....FFS that was it.........as hubby says just shows you can take the person oot of Scotland but u canny take Scotland oot the person
FFS Biggy, am gonna greet and am still here
Mar 5th 2006, 10:31 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by Margaret2
FFS Biggy, am gonna greet and am still here
lmao....its really strange, certain things just set ye off
Mar 5th 2006, 10:34 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by Karen and Iain
Chicken little didn't do for us I'm afraid. One child (3) was sleeping and Matthew (5) was afraid of the aliens!!! Next time I might lock them under the stairs and watch a grown up film. :scared:
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Mar 5th 2006, 6:25 pm
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by Auzziebound
I took my son (3) to the pictures sorry cinema for the first time yesterday to see Chicken Little and he was also afraid of the aliens. But then again he gets worked up and tells me to turn the TV over when fireman sam is a bout to rescue someone from a fire. lol
I'm worried now! My eldest (4 this month) is a real wuss (spelling?). We're going to see Chicken Little next week as party of a birthday party. I can just see me sitting with 2 small children on my knee for the whole film :scared:
Auzziebound, I see you're in Dundee, are you coming to our Day Out?
Mar 6th 2006, 12:17 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by herrchook
I'm worried now! My eldest (4 this month) is a real wuss (spelling?). We're going to see Chicken Little next week as party of a birthday party. I can just see me sitting with 2 small children on my knee for the whole film :scared:
Auzziebound, I see you're in Dundee, are you coming to our Day Out?
Auzziebound, I see you're in Dundee, are you coming to our Day Out?
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Mar 6th 2006, 2:22 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by Auzziebound
I sure am and I'll bring my friend Karen who is also waiting on her visa being granted.
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I'm also in Dundee! We will need to think of a place to go. We had a few drinks and got some lunch last time and then had a few more drinks......
I think you can reserve some seats in Braes at the bottom which might be quite good. If you can think of other places please let us know.
Cheers
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Mar 6th 2006, 7:23 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
Originally Posted by Stitch
Hi Jane,
I'm also in Dundee! We will need to think of a place to go. We had a few drinks and got some lunch last time and then had a few more drinks......
I think you can reserve some seats in Braes at the bottom which might be quite good. If you can think of other places please let us know.
Cheers
Ginny
I'm also in Dundee! We will need to think of a place to go. We had a few drinks and got some lunch last time and then had a few more drinks......
I think you can reserve some seats in Braes at the bottom which might be quite good. If you can think of other places please let us know.
Cheers
Ginny
Braes would be good as there is plenty of room so we would all be sitting in the one area. Yes you can book it........... a girl from work did that for her leaving night.
Bar Rio is also good for a bit to eat but depending on the numbers, it may be difficult to get a seat after the meal! I'll have a think.
Jane
Mar 8th 2006, 1:24 am
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Re: Fancy a good old greet?
OMG, I'm off again. Just watched today's Home and Away and I now look like a bleedin panda again!! Really must invest in some waterproof make-up if I'm going to watch all this nonsense!
