True, I have very fond memories of Glasgow. Taking a rest on a cemetery hill, sitting leaned against a Celtic stone cross, the greenness of the grass in bright warm springtime sunlight really got me once. The English had chased us European students out of our campus rooms for the Easter vacations, only the Koreans were allowed to keep their rooms, if I remember correctly. Two Norwegian girls and I did not like to be exiled home so we decided to go on a trip through England up north to Scotland, which we did. There we rented a car and drove around visiting different places. In Edinburgh we split up, because I had planned to visit a friend in Northern Ireland, which is why I went to Glasgow, spent a day and a night there, to then catch the morning ferry over to Ireland. And in between I got lost on the cemetery in Glasgow, yes. And in the pub they all sounded as if they spoke German, only that I didn't get the meaning. Yeah, I sorta felt kind of home.
2014-02-27 0:36 GMT+01:00 archytas <nwterry@gmail.com>:
Sooner or later one must crash into a wall. The dance is popular in Glasgow Gabby. The lads and lassies do it on the way home after ritual inebriation. Soon, we Scots will line up and sing the devolution dance as we push England into collision with France. I am trying to dissuade my countryfolk on the grounds the sea runs uphill in that direction. And federate directly with Germany in the 3000 year old tradition of grass porridge eating, rather than face having to re-apply for EU membership. Interestingly, most Scots fancy being an independent country in Greater Germany (EU) and most English want free of the Deutschmark (as they see the Euro). Of course, no one is to be allowed to vote for what they want. The sound of devolution in Scotland is the noise made by oil revenues travelling south."Glasgow Gabby" - my Lord. Do you still do have gun will travel Allan?
On Monday, 17 February 2014 20:00:07 UTC, Allan Heretic wrote:What else can you expect for people who worship the golden calf aka the stock market bull,, I see what seems after years of progress in computer programming that it is downgrading into the programs being presented..the dance is now confused,, one step forward to three steps back..On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 1:23 PM, Gabby <gabb...@gmail.com> wrote:
Two steps forward and one step back. I see we are in the one step back phase now. I've never understood what this dance was good for, but it seems not everyone is into techno. The internet is broken, I hear them saying. I want my national laws, says the next. Male privilege big sound. While the money makers are laughing their heads off. Carnival times for Gods.
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