Rachie

Good on her. I wouldn't want to be a skinny freak like Kate Moss frankly. I do wish Ditto would shave her pits before photoshoots though, have you seen the album cover on Standing in the Way of Control? Jesus. That's nae a bonny sight.

I burst out laughing when I read that. Thanks, I needed the giggle.

I just found a flyer of last years in my room. Damn that was a great ass.

"Sick morons" She couldn't have put it any better. Poor woman.

Yes! Exactly the one I had in mind!

Just 2 weeks to go!

I remember you telling that story on here before... Gads

I daren't vandalise anything in your bathroom. It's fought back before... Evil taps... they're out to get me...

Eurohostel's good. It's fine and central and pretty cheap. Bed's are reasonably comfy too!

Huzzah! Mirrors! My only qualm with the moorings toilets is the lack of toilet seats. Bloody freezing!

Monkeys have better aim than Badgers clearly.

The badger clearly was slightly more sober this year

Away I take it?

Yeah that would have been me and Kirsty last year... doors aren't til 9, that was rugby though, for 6 nations so matches were done by 7 at the latest, I dunno what the chat is with the footie (I'm assuming that's the sport you mean since the 6 nations is over the week before).

North East of Scotland Music School offer piano lessons (as well as those for a range of other instruments). Very centrally located just off Union st on Huntly st. Give them a ring on 01224 649695. I'm sure they'll be happy to help.

I second that disagreement. Looking forward to seeing PVH and Eric Euan very much. Only 19 days to go, huzzah! Who's DJing?

Come on Kenetic

Spotted on a train back from Edinburgh. 2 weeks ago. It's hardly news, but this forum has died and I wanted to breathe some life into it.

There's a wind farm application going through for 6 turbines to be set up at several sites around Methlick & Tarves at the moment, if folk who support wind energy could take a minute to send a letter off to help the case for getting planning permission it'd be much obliged: At the moment as you are probably aware we have an application for 6 wind turbines well spread out over our farms.Those that don't like wind turbines will always make a point of writing a letter of objection whilst those that do generally support wind energy are less likely to make their point to the council.Please could you take a few minutes to support our application.This can either be on the net or by snail mail. To support online use this email address :- fo.planapps@aberdeenshire.gov.uk or by visiting the following web site, using the application listed below Aberdeenshire Council - Planning these are the details required in a letter of support :- Your name , address and date Planning Office (Formartine) Aberdeenshire Council 45 Bridge Street Ellon Aberdeenshire AB41 9AA Dear Sir/Madam Planning Applications – Methlick Farmers Wind Energy Project Ref: APP/2006/ 3637/3646/3649/3651/3655 I am writing in support of all of the above planning applications. Yours faithfully

Been following that, bummer. Sounds like those who have receipts etc and can prove they were affected should get compensated though. A pox on Tesco and Morrissons! I prefer Sainsbury's for petrol anyway, get nectar points...

Paper round is a good start. Cash in hand and you get the odd tips if you have a generous neighbourhood. If it's the RGC trip then you'll be doing alot of fundraising throughout the year too anyway. Do a sponsored swim or something like that?

Following their success with last years 30th Anniversary production of The Yeomen of The Guard the student members of The University of Aberdeen Gilbert & Sullivan Society return to the stage of the Arts Centre. The Gondoliers, or, The King of Barataria, was the twelfth opera written together by Gilbert and Sullivan. Opening on December 7, 1889 at the Savoy Theatre, The Gondoliers ran for 554 performances, and was the last of the G&S operas that would achieve wide popularity. Its lilting score has, perhaps, the most sparkling and tuneful music of them all. With well loved songs such as the tenor showstopper Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes, the clever In A Contemplative Fashion and the joyous and energetic Cachucha this tale of mistaken identity, romance, republicanism and royalty is a masterpiece of comic opera and an entertainment perfectly suited, set as it is in warm Mediterranean climes, to the dreich chill of an Aberdeen winter. Wednesday - Friday 19.30 Sat 14.30 & 19.30 Tickets available from Aberdeen Box Office and Aberdeen Arts Centre.

I usually have a quick listen before I chuck it in the bin (or not if it's good!). Cracking idea

Anything does indeed taste good when you're pissed, BUT La Lombarda pizza used to make a mighty fight breakfast the next morning!

Forgot about it as usual. Might cheat and pop in past Sainsbury's later