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maimie

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  1. just been to one in case you hadn't noticed... :014: :001: next is T, then the HebCelt (you going mantis?), bella, loopy, vatersay boys, christy moore for some strange reason :003:, maybe download and anything else that may come along that appeals...
  2. You otter av an otter one, try tabasco i'm kinda addicted to tabasco at the moment... :004: :004:
  3. better not say black then.... :rotflmao:
  4. you can phone on an ipod??? :010: aye wee dee's company might be good - i'll give him a shout when i need him! :001:
  5. i'd warn you - i'm due an upgrade on 19th july.... do ya think it's too early to start looking now???? :001:
  6. i now have a super dooper desktop thanks to you!!! :bighug: :love04:
  7. permission granted - email sent over to you my friend and many thanks - as ever!
  8. def here unless a certain lady taxi driver is telling porkies... says she got a wee peck on the cheek from him. bet it wasn't as much fun as me and the boys.... :001:
  9. i wish i could.... but can only dream.... :003: :001:
  10. a link photo? :crazy07: i've a link to the website it was on... can see it at home when i go on the website but it's either tooooo small or it's huge! i've right clicked and saved it but it's really small and when you make it bigger you can't really see it....
  11. it was on a camera but i've uploaded it from the website it was posted on....
  12. here we go again.... not that i would want to keep telling folk but i met some famous folk the other week. question is - i've saved the picture on my desktop (along with everything else :003:) when i go to look at it - as i do frequently - it's very small but when i make it a bit bigger you can't see it. i'd also like to get it framed... so - how do i do it then remembering KISIS... :004: or is there some nice person out there could sort it out for me.... :001: (mr dee - groupie indeed!!! :015:)
  13. if they're still playing together (allegedly).... and me!!!! :love04: :love05: what a night! :004: :001:
  14. i thought the hat would have been a dead giveaway! :001:
  15. is my new avatar!!! :001: :001:
  16. it was a fabby night and good to catch up with friends old and new... shame about the odd one that was MIA...
  17. tbh oh great one - i think the blame lies higher up the tree than some here would like to think... :004:
  18. He knows some amazing positions.... :023: and you know this how???? :003:
  19. i'm sure i mentioned that somewhere before..... been trying to get my hands on some accounts and papers.... but my contact must be having difficulties....
  20. just been asked to post this by a missing in easter holidays poster who can only get internet access on their moby (my goodness - can you do that??? :010: :010:) brew was in the paper just over a week ago saying he was pleased to have everything sorted with dennis - why the big change????
  21. :015: Good to hear she's getting a handle on the technical aspects at last. it's even got a wee arrow to tell you which way's up... or should that be in.... :001:
  22. If that is the quoted reason then it is utter ***** !!! Do you know who sat there for many years through the lower divisions ? ... yes, it was ME :003:, Big Stu, Calum, and Stu's brother Ross (although a lot of the time Blair or Willie Fisher would get his ticket as he was working away). To one side was P&B, Sian, ATT (Above the Tunnel), and a few others, to the other side Doresboy, Guzz, Uncle Albert, Kenny & Barry Wright etc ..... We might have got worked up and shouted "words of encouragement" over the tunnel to ICT players and opposition alike but I can 1000% guarantee that there was never a stick or any other object poked down in the direction of any player, nor a desire to do so. If that is what is being said, and it is being said about seasons in the lower divisions then I would like more details as it appears to be defamatory. my understanding of the reason for banning the sticks is two fold... the stick thing came to light i think when abovethetunnel's wee boy used to waive one above the tunnel when the teams came out or we scored (remember those days...). someone comlplained to mike smith that they couldn't see the game for the flag flying. i suspect that the complaints about the flag then came from folk sitting in the 'dear' seats (black seats or folk eating prawn sandwiches..) and the boy was then told he couldn't fly the flag on a stick though it was ok to take it in without it. i was told who one of the complainants was too and he occasionally gets a wee mention or 2 on this board... when we moved into the premierleague a risk assessment was carried out by the police (apparently) regarding the ability of fans to throw things on to the pitch or at players or whateverand at the start it didn't seem too problematic. however, when the flag thing reared it's head it was a case of banning sticks was one less risk and the least costly (in monetary terms) to the club. i'm a bit reluctant to post here what the findings were just in case it puts ideas in folks heads but i'll pm you scotty and speak to L_G about it. if you feel it's worth posting then feel free...
  23. Spot on Charles. I remember being at a meeting a few years ago with Supporters Direct (the umbrella organisation of the Trust movement) and Brookes was there. He quite clearly had a huge boulder on his shoulder about the 'suits' running football and it seemed to me at that time that all he was out to do was to poke them in the eye with a very sharp stick. He was very clear in his aim of reaching the spl as quickly as possible and didn't really care how. He did come across as a 'fan' though but whether or not this was lulling the gretna faithful into a false sense of security i don't know. He seemed supportive of the Trust movement, gave money to a few trusts in scotland and england (but not ours i might add) and suggested to the gretna fans they start up a trust at raydale. this was met with much apathy among the fans as they seemed to see brookes as some sort of lord protector who would safeguard the future of their club regardless....
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