Keep this quiet...

...but, Dan will be in Glasgow next week.

Ye didny hear it from me

 

As long as he's just passing through he should be ok

 

Lock up your daughters (aged 12 and under)

 

Hope he brings his own Linseed oil.

 

I'll be out of there quick enough - don't be worrying about that .

 

Not before some toothless jakeball tells you how "Glesca ****s ur pyoor ra best ****s in ra world by the way. Top patter 'n that"

 

If you are near the Raddison i'm available to meet for a Coffee Dan Between 12:00 and 14:00.

 

Dan

 

Cheers Dev - unfortunately it really is an in and out job. I get a lift from the station to Dumfries

 

There will be a gang of GC locals wandering around the train station on the look out for a skinny skeletor lookin **** with a funny accent

 

Here Dan why would you go to Glasgow,is Carlisle not nearer?

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Mick

 

If you get a chance to look at any of the downpipes at Glasgow Central, we fitted them about 3 years ago. (Renewed some of the ones that were failing)

 

Why not just get a train to Dumfries and avoid Glasgow?

 

Would that not describe half of Glasgow's population?

 

He's getting ready to flit once Scotland pulls the plug on England and votes Yes.

An Irish Englishman in Glasgow? Always welcomed (unless it's the divisive and bitter spastic, Weevil)

 

That is exactly what i thought Mick - indeed i booked the bloody train to Dumfries. However, the organisers said Glasgow's 1 hour and Dumfries itself is 1 hr 30. All very, very bizarre. I'm guessing one of the sponsors is the Glasgow cabbies alliance.

 

were these existing downpipes (cast iron) or new ones Snips?

Quite an interesting subject

 

Did that trip myself but flew London to Glasgow Prestwick,airport was nowhere near Glasgow but nice train journey though.

 

What you coming to my home town for, Dan?

 

West coast line is very nice - and usually pretty good which probably means that there'll be an almighty crash next week.