Rangers v Celtic

What a lovely looking kitchen...................

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Did u get a brief?

 

Not yet mate, but think I will probably get one. A few of the Campbeltown Loyal have good contacts and also I have a guy from East Belfast on the case.

^^^^ Baz calls a ticket a brief, definitely not late 20s!

 

^^^^ Lain has probably jinxed himself by saying he will probably get a ticket.

 

I thought he meant a solicitor or advocate, that'll probably come later!

 

I swear that I will pay true allegiance to Your Majesty, and to your heirs and successors according to law. So help me God."

 

I never knew a brief meant a ticket or a lawyer until about 20 years ago, not sure if it is justba Glasgow thing?

 

Tabloid talk.

Brief when I was growing up was a car.

Going out to buy the rolls soon.

Watp

 

Never heard the term used for a 'ticket' before but used regularly for law in filums and tv programmes, well that's were I heard it

 

Yeah, I remember my mate from kirky about 20 years ago saying that it was mental how many different meaning the word brief had, but I could only think of the one, meaning quick. What am I like, eh?

What kind of rolls, have Morton's stopped altogether?

 

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No, you stole it from me, not long after people stole my "punched lasagne" term too.

 

No they died and done a Sevco

 

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They the Glesga Rolls? Are they even called that in Glasgow or only outside of Glasgow?

 

****ey McGhees by the looks of it.

 

Sounds too taigy for me. I prefer the soft morning rolls anyway. Much more Protestant like.

 

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