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god that was poor josef, I had high hopes for you

Caltonboy wrote:god that was poor josef, I had high hopes for you

I need a new clear vision, obviously.

To get their fingers out.

edward carolan wrote:To get their fingers out.

Of what, precisely?

I confess that I despair of comments like this. We have a democratic society. Glasgow time, after time, after time elects the same party to represent their interests. If you disapprove, get out there and and motivate. If you don't, accept the consequences.

If you want something done , go out and do it yourself. The elected, only represent you, that does not stop you. If they are not doing what you want what is stopping you . You.

How I would love to sit down to some eggs benedict, or some hash browns and eggs, smoked salmon and scrambled egg etc.

So would i,but i fear some of the neanderthals i work with would hang me upside down from the scaffold.The chicken and mushroom pot noodle on a roll brigade are notorious food critics.............

flyman wrote:mushroom pot noodle on a roll

No way, you're not catching me with that one.



..... really?

Josef wrote:

flyman wrote:mushroom pot noodle on a roll

No way, you're not catching me with that one.



..... really?

Yum
I've tried it as well.
Noodles have to be soft

Gold Bless Chairman Chow (<good name for a Take Away I think)

Fossil

Im the opposite way Foss i have to have very little water in the pot,i like em almost dry which almost keeps me in a constant need for gallons of Gaviscon.Honestly Josef its very popular on the sites,besides once you have seen wee tiny foot prints in the inch deep fat on the frying pan its the only alternative......

A real good krazy golf course with a decent ice cream parlour

A good brothel would make loads of dosh for you and provide a much needed service for the sexually deprived now that the Morals Gestapo have outlawed nookie. You might hang portraits of Father James Coleman - the pole/lap dancing obsessed councillor in it too for a laugh.

Fix the Winter Garden in Springburn Park.

A good cape shop.
Called "Geoff's Capes".