WANTED!! Ideas for new projects....

[AlanM]

Polling Stations. See if we can get a list of Glasgow stations and complete the set! Bonus points if you get a politician handing out baloons in your photie!

PK

Is the list of Polling Stations not on the GCC website?

[crusty_bint]

Not a bad idea Peekay seeing as we'll all be visiting them in a couple of days, and its our first shot at PR... how will it all end!?

Find your polling station >here<

[scallopboy]

how will it all end!?

Some gits will get in again and backtrack on any promises.

[McShad]

I came up with a soooooopa idea!

One which could incorporate GK's idea...

wiki it. Set up glasgows own wiki. People can insert and edit details as they see fit (with minor moderation perhaps)

Accessed through wiki.hiddenglasgow.com perhaps?

Open source wiki software is available on the internet

[DickyHart]

i think someones already doing one mcshad, they dont call it hiddenglasgow though.

[Field Marshall Shug]

How about creating a Glasgow micronation - a sort of Glasgow Free State. It would be half deadly serious and half silly.

[Graham]

How about creating a Glasgow micronation - a sort of Glasgow Free State.

Put HH in charge - then it can be a banana republic

[elgee]

[quote]How about creating a Glasgow micronation - a sort of Glasgow Free State.


Put HH in charge - then it can be a banana republic [/quote]

Little change then, except we had some educated, intelligent, socially aware & knowledgeable people in place before.
Every one of them a comedian of sorts so yes, maybe Hollow Horn fits the criteria

[Josef]

How about creating a Glasgow micronation - a sort of Glasgow Free State. It would be half deadly serious and half silly.

This sounds like a job for....... Vladimir.

[HollowHorn]

Every one of them a comedian of sorts so yes, maybe Hollow Horn fits the criteria

An take a tissue with you!

[Field Marshall Shug]

We could buy an old bus and paint it orange and have the Hidden Glasgow logo on it. We could drive it about and stuff and basically cause trouble.

[Josef]

We could buy an old bus and paint it orange and have the Hidden Glasgow logo on it. We could drive it about and stuff and basically cause trouble.

If you've got an HGV licence then I'm up for it .

[Field Marshall Shug]

I can't even drive a car, but you wouldn't need a licence - the police would see a bright happy bus and gleefully wave us along. We could arrange Hidden Glasgow bus tours etc; give passengers a cup of tea and a biccy - maybe even a sandwich.

[Graham]

We could buy an old bus and paint it orange and have the Hidden Glasgow logo on it. We could drive it about and stuff and basically cause trouble.

If you've got an HGV licence then I'm up for it .

You don't need an HGV licence to drive an old bus. As long as the driver is over 21 and passed their test prior to 1/1/97 and you carry no more than 8 passengers (30+ year old bus) or 17 passengers (bus under 30 years old) and it is NOT used for hire or reward (you don't charge passengers for the journey) then a regular car licence is all that is required.

If, however, you want to charge people to ride on the bus (hire or reward) then you need a PCV licence.

[Schiehallion]

We could buy an old bus and paint it orange and have the Hidden Glasgow logo on it. We could drive it about and stuff and basically cause trouble.

We could declare war on jumped up boroughs like Rutherglen and laa de daa snobby bits like Bearsden. All these places that slag Glasgow and don't want to be part of the city (except when using our amenities for free at the weekend of course).

Take the orange bus in loaded with water-filled balloons and cluster bombs loaded with kitten's old shoes and cause mayhem then drive away dead quickly when the polis are coming.