Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
Dec 2nd 2008, 4:55 am
#46
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
[QUOTE=Confucius;7029747]No he isn't...He's got culture coming out of his sweet ass...
So get him some penicillin
So get him some penicillin
Dec 2nd 2008, 4:56 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
Not ALL women..........
Dec 2nd 2008, 5:04 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
..actually, the young boys gleaning the rocks reminded me of me and my brother when we were about 5 and 10 years old...collecting buckies (periwinkles) off the beach rocks at North Berwick...while our parents drank in the local seaside pub in the warmth.
Dec 2nd 2008, 5:15 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
..haven't seen that clip...which movie ?
..actually, the young boys gleaning the rocks reminded me of me and my brother when we were about 5 and 10 years old...collecting buckies (periwinkles) off the beach rocks at North Berwick...while our parents drank in the local seaside pub in the warmth.
..actually, the young boys gleaning the rocks reminded me of me and my brother when we were about 5 and 10 years old...collecting buckies (periwinkles) off the beach rocks at North Berwick...while our parents drank in the local seaside pub in the warmth.
Dec 2nd 2008, 5:35 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
..naw...always went holidays to North Berwick or Dunbar...we were poor council house background...used to live in shoebox in middle o' road !
Though in form 5 we all went doon the water and passed across the tail o' the bank anchorage to Dunoon...though it rained all the time...the east coast was always sunnier and drier (rainshadow).
Though in form 5 we all went doon the water and passed across the tail o' the bank anchorage to Dunoon...though it rained all the time...the east coast was always sunnier and drier (rainshadow).
Dec 2nd 2008, 5:43 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
..naw...always went holidays to North Berwick or Dunbar...we were poor council house background...used to live in shoebox in middle o' road !
Though in form 5 we all went doon the water and passed across the tail o' the bank anchorage to Dunoon...though it rained all the time...the east coast was always sunnier and drier (rainshadow).
Though in form 5 we all went doon the water and passed across the tail o' the bank anchorage to Dunoon...though it rained all the time...the east coast was always sunnier and drier (rainshadow).
Well it don't rain much over Greece
North Berwick Links was first encounter with golf ...hit ball etc...
So Stirling was a fait accomplai then?
Dec 2nd 2008, 5:59 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
...again being from a poor background and living in Polmont near Falkirk (Stirlingshire)...local pupils in Stirlingshire got a preferential treatment and entry to Stirling University with a Scottish grant ! So right place at the right time ! Though not a fait accompli...just a waypoint in the twisting road of life.
Dec 2nd 2008, 6:04 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
...again being from a poor background and living in Polmont near Falkirk (Stirlingshire)...local pupils in Stirlingshire got a preferential treatment and entry to Stirling University with a Scottish grant ! So right place at the right time ! Though not a fait accompli...just a waypoint in the twisting road of life.
He worked to open the doors you are walkin thru now.........
Just make sure my room has crisp cotton sheets...o.k?
p.s He'd be well proud cos you'r a really clever boffin
x
Dec 2nd 2008, 6:19 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
My dad was proud...but more so for the family name...as I discovered a new and beautiful genus and species of tropical fish in PNG (Kiunga ballochi), which was named after me. The fish was lost to science..but was rediscovered:
http://www.aquapress-bleher.com/inde...d=19&Itemid=41
So my 15 minutes of fame (family name) will live on for an eternity...well until our sun expands, incinerate our planet and life and our civilisation perishes ( a bit like the star of Bethlehem in the short story (The Star) by Arthur C. Clarke)
Dec 2nd 2008, 6:21 am
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Re: Why I'd rather die than visit Dubai
Oh not moaning..I just appreciate universal free education system in Scotland.
My dad was proud...but more so for the family name...as I discovered a new and beautiful genus and species of tropical fish in PNG (Kiunga ballochi), which was named after me. The fish was lost to science..but was rediscovered:
http://www.aquapress-bleher.com/inde...d=19&Itemid=41
So my 15 minutes of fame (family name) will live on for an eternity...well until our sun expands, incinerate our planet and life and our civilisation perishes ( a bit like the star of Bethlehem in the short story (The Star) by Arthur C. Clarke)
My dad was proud...but more so for the family name...as I discovered a new and beautiful genus and species of tropical fish in PNG (Kiunga ballochi), which was named after me. The fish was lost to science..but was rediscovered:
http://www.aquapress-bleher.com/inde...d=19&Itemid=41
So my 15 minutes of fame (family name) will live on for an eternity...well until our sun expands, incinerate our planet and life and our civilisation perishes ( a bit like the star of Bethlehem in the short story (The Star) by Arthur C. Clarke)
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