mangy1983
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Was actually on the Suilven in '93 l think it was coming home from a primary school trip in similar weather and about 90% of the passengers and some of the crew were sea sick and we nippers who weren't seasick had to run around with sick bags for everyone. Great fun at the time and we never thought of the danger at all and the 10% of the passengers that were not sea sick apart from my mates and l were boozers at the bar lol cheers Callum
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I have had one of them 2 years but was lucky enough that they managed to sow me back up after the operation as if they can't they leave a huge hole in your backside which literally takes months to heal. Mine was caused by an ingrowing hair between the arse cheeks which the followed the curve of my spine upwards before exciting about 5 inches above the first hole. For anyone brave enough watch the video below , I did before my operation which made me brick it even more as l was just about to start my second year in college and was told that if they left open the post op wound l would miss half
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I have had one of them 2 years but was lucky enough that they managed to sow me back up after the operation as if they can't they leave a huge hole in your backside which literally takes months to heal. Mine was caused by an ingrowing hair between the arse cheeks which the followed the curve of my spine upwards before exciting about 5 inches above the first hole. For anyone brave enough watch the video below , I did before my operation which made me brick it even more as l was just about to start my second year in college and was told that if they left open the post op wound l would miss half
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yes it is our just as wild our wheely bins were on their side only last week lol cheers Callum
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Saoir Eaglais Alba ( Free Church Scotland ). Se Phrostanach a tha ainm a cha ne ruid a bhith sinne bruidhinn mu dheidhinn a tha ann. Tha mi a creidsinn nach d'thanaig e an aird ann an comhradh a riamh.
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got all sorts in western isles waters, was in a boat in east loch roag in the early 90's and a massive basking shark came alongside the boat...............shat it big time,LOL Yeah mate l have seen quiet a few basking sharks in West Loch Roag which just happens to be a stones throw away from my house when l am out fishing in my boat. cheers Callum
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Just wondering were the warnometer has gone since the forum changes as l thought it was useful to know if l had been given warnings and also if it is still possible to add your own text over an anchor link as l couldn't see the option when l posted a link earlier? cheers Callum
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Just seen this and thought it was a cracker [media=''] [/media]
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I,m certainly Not A S.N.P. lackey,And I defer to even comment on Wee Eck !,but I will confirm it is Taught in Schools all over Scotland.One of the Biggest Gaelic medium schools(one that only teaches and speaks Gaelic until P3.when they are taught English) is In the Heart of Glasgow.Nursery,Primary and Secondary,and run classes for adult learners,the central belt has if not more Speakers than the Highlands .Contray to" Geek Pill " it isn't a dying Language kept for special occasions,but a healthy and vibrant one that is spoken by more of the populace than in days gone bye;It has stood the time
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After having read of a Blue Shark that had been found washed up on the Isle of Lewis last week see: http://www.hebrides-news.com/blue-shark-on-lewis-5911.html I started reading on the sightings of great whites seen/ supposedly seen off the coast of Great Britain. A lot of these sightings are even from around the Western Isles which is food for thought. What do you guys reckon? As a footnote l thought this articles made interesting reading: http://www.wildlifeonline.me.uk/british_carcharodon.html cheers Callum
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Thats really cool its amazing how many of these old weapons from the WW2 era are found underground. Workmen on the lsle of Lewis have uncovered grenades and petrol bombs that were buried after the war by the home guard but then the out of sight out of mind philosophy was strong then. cheers Callum That cannon's way older than WW2, Callum, it's more like Napoleonic War era. Brilliant find though. I wasn't 100% sure to be honest mate as naval guns similar to this were situated in remote areas during the two world wars, St Kilda and the Isle of Lewis being examples but on looki
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Loving this tune at the moment [media=''] [/media]
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I,m certainly Not A S.N.P. lackey,And I defer to even comment on Wee Eck !,but I will confirm it is Taught in Schools all over Scotland.One of the Biggest Gaelic medium schools(one that only teaches and speaks Gaelic until P3.when they are taught English) is In the Heart of Glasgow.Nursery,Primary and Secondary,and run classes for adult learners,the central belt has if not more Speakers than the Highlands .Contray to" Geek Pill " it isn't a dying Language kept for special occasions,but a healthy and vibrant one that is spoken by more of the populace than in days gone bye;It has stood the time
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Thats really cool its amazing how many of these old weapons from the WW2 era are found underground. Workmen on the lsle of Lewis have uncovered grenades and petrol bombs that were buried after the war by the home guard but then the out of sight out of mind philosophy was strong then. cheers Callum
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I was in the 2nd Gaelic medium primary school class in Scotland back in the 80's so am a native speaker and tbh l don't think its is too hard to learn. It also depends on the level you want to the learn the language at. Nowadays with this new wave of Gaelic with it being on the radio and having its own television channel there is a multitude of new words being added to update the language to the extent that even the old boys who know the language inside out have difficulty understanding! Just to add as with any language as Bogger obviously has learn the rude and dirty words first!
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I,m certainly Not A S.N.P. lackey,And I defer to even comment on Wee Eck !,but I will confirm it is Taught in Schools all over Scotland.One of the Biggest Gaelic medium schools(one that only teaches and speaks Gaelic until P3.when they are taught English) is In the Heart of Glasgow.Nursery,Primary and Secondary,and run classes for adult learners,the central belt has if not more Speakers than the Highlands .Contray to" Geek Pill " it isn't a dying Language kept for special occasions,but a healthy and vibrant one that is spoken by more of the populace than in days gone bye;It has stood the time
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no it wasnt aimed at you mate,so you can spare me the gaelic bullshit lol Chan eil mi tuigsuin,ciamar a thu sibh ?De an trioblaid,Gaelic ? Is ann son m'fheum fhein tha seo.Tha mi uamhasach duilih .!Oidhche mhath . agus maidin maith mo chara conas a ta tu ar maidin Tha mi air a bhith dheath an forum airson tri seachdainn agus tha a chuille duine a bruidhuinn Gaelic?
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I haven't watched tv in about 8 years, I always watch what l want off the internet or just download it. That way l get to watch what l want and therefore get to avoid wasting my time with all the crap and most importantly the crappy adverts...
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So bumped into Jedward at the weekend in Stornoway. [media=''] [/media] Made them feel right welcome and gave them a makeover
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Just out of interest did you use words template business cards or try from scratch as there are around 20 odd business card templates on word between built in templates and downloadable ones cheers Callum
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Funnily enough when l watched the video l did think the band members might have been some of the lads off here
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totally
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But it sure makes me smile [media=''] [/media]
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Found this video on the company's YouTube channel which shows in more detail how to set-up the software and what it is capable off: [media=''] [/media]
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With peat sometimes you don't need stink bombs, it sometimes produces a rotten eggs smell!
