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Some photo's of Albany Place: http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/v98/dazzababes.pics/Albany/Albany1.jpg http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/v98/dazzababes.pics/Albany/Albany2.jpg http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/v98/dazzababes.pics/Albany/Albany3.jpg

I'd tread very carefully. Nary a or a in sight. She's obviously in a stinker of a mood. The whip may be coming out again.

I wonder if any one from Glasgow City Council, for example Hanzala Malik - Convenor of the Council's Developement and Regeneration Services, has read any of this? Be interesting to hear what they had to say to us.

Duncan, have you got the one with the picture of Twiggy with the caption "Not All Grafitti Is Ugly"?

I was going to suggest you did one with Britannia across the lower windows. I found a really good picture of it recently. Only problem is, i can't remember where.

I bet you're either second, third or sixth from the left on the top row.

I knew he would come away with three like that. Good call anyhoo

Most recent gigs have been at Stereo and Nice 'n' Sleazy's.

If you could resurrect 3 demolished buildings in Glasgow, what would they be? I'm not quite sure what mine are as it's difficult to narrow it down to three, but i think i'd definately have to go with the Christian Institute/YMCA and the St Enoch Hotel for starters, and possibly the whole of Charing ...

Anyone see this in The Herald today? Architect attacks ‘old-must-stay’ view of buildings

Can't remember the name of the street, but it looks as if it was taken on that wee hill near Renfrew St and Hill St.
On second thoughts, maybe not. Somewhere close to Garnethill and Renfrew Street though methinks.
As for the year... are you extracting the urine?

Three bangles and a polo neck.

red_kola wrote:Toys were then thrown out of the pram.

Yep, that sounds like Stephan King alright.

Plusnet are really good

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