Minstrel

27.50? a bit extreme for megabus

It would have been the very last minute. And besides, they were free.

Too late now, though.

Heh, a strange mistake to make...it should have said 19:55.

Not that it matters now, it's too late. Unless of course you're already in Edinburgh and want to come to Aberdeen for free tomorrow...

2 Megabus return tickets

Friday 3rd Departing Aberdeen at 14:40- arriving Edinburgh (St. Andrews Sq.) at 17:45.

Saturday 4th Departing Edinburgh at 16:30- arriving Aberdeen at 17:45.

Short notice, I know, but these are FREE to the first person who wants them. That's a saving of 27.50 on if you were to buy them now. You don't even have to meet me; I'll just email you the details.

Drugs and sheep.

The sound of a truck idling nearby.

And of course, my alarms.

I'm waiting for the cuddly toy

I'm impressed with his singing while dancing

I may have missed this before, but...

But wait, there's a video! http://www.ukip.org/index.php

It gets a bit terrible after about a minute, but if nothing else, I thought it was cute.

Actually' date=' he didn't love it. He deserted from the German Army after they made him join.[/quote']

So he's a TRAITOR as well, eh?

Are you sure?

It would have been better as a game.

I'm just bitter that he thought of it first.

That doesn't mean he didn't LOVE IT

Did I miss this one before? And did my searching for old threads count for nothing?

He also predicted that there would be only 2 popes following John Paul II (same as Malachy predicted) and that after this would be Doomsday' date=' some form of Apocalypse. Perhaps not the end of the world but some very significant change...[/color']

It's surely only a matter of time before the Catholic Church folds in on itself? That'd surely be the end of the world from their view...

But anyway, where did the "following John Paul II" come from? Do these predictions mention him in some unmistakable way?

Chances are he predicted many things correctly... but I bet he got alot of things wrong too

How many of those predictions can be understood before the event?

I know' date=' I was a little disappointed. It looks a little iPod-y to me.[/quote']

And here's me thinking they call them "The poor man's iPod" for no reason...

Edit: Someone takes this too seriously

http://www.savetoby.com

Genius.

Davey Questionmark, of course!

It was a Tuesday, I remember it well.

I know it's late in the day, but I only just found this: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/yahoo_birthday/index.php

Apparantly, to celebrate Yahoo!'s 50th birthday, Baskin-Robbin's are giving members a free scoop of ice cream. Anyone want to see if a local one is 'participating'?

Edit: Of course, you remember that problem I have, where I multiply every number by 5?

That's nothing, only yesterday I saw a guy wearing a trilby!

Basically my argument here is it has nothing to do with the scene' date=' but with the individual. I could wear a tracksuit tomorrow and it doesn't make me a ned. I do agree though that the 'ned' scene does foster a larger ammount of asshole that other ones.[/quote']

Also...what difference does another's interests and clothes make to anyone else? Unless their interests involve punching people in the back of the head randomly, or their clothes have razor-sharp edges, what does it matter?

Why do you care?

At Moshulu last night. Surely the best costume ever.

That's all

My God, I thought no-one had heard of this program...I remember watching the first series (I think) on Channel 4, back in the day...*sigh*

I occasionally laugh at really amazingly bad graffiti...usually grammar mistakes. Like, on a wall outside Peterhead Academy, someone had written "Longaters is gay".

Strangely though, I get pissed off when I see something badly mis-spelled. "Follow the arow <-" springs to mind...

A car park somewhere, as well... there was a big note saying "Hello John. I didn't see you come in." At least, I think it was "John"...