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Call´em all!!ryetronics wrote:If you google for Scotland phone directories, you'll find some M. Sandison entries in the Pentland Hills area.
i would guess the particular M. Sandison we're concerned with is probably unlisted, given the bros. penchant for privacy.ryetronics wrote:If you google for Scotland phone directories, you'll find some M. Sandison entries in the Pentland Hills area.
red moss is the name of a motorway cafe where anybody hitching from edinburgh to london used to go... (according to my dad, who did a lot of that in the 70s/80s) not sure if theirs any connection or not, but its plenty possible i supposeDragon wrote:I've just found two things out:
"Buckie High" is a real school in Scotland: http://www.buckiehigh.com/
"The Way You Show" is actually a remix of Kool + The Gang's "Celebration".
sounds boc´ish enough for me...Infinite E wrote:red moss is the name of a motorway cafe where anybody hitching from edinburgh to london used to go... (according to my dad, who did a lot of that in the 70s/80s) not sure if theirs any connection or not, but its plenty possible i supposeDragon wrote:I've just found two things out:
"Buckie High" is a real school in Scotland: http://www.buckiehigh.com/
"The Way You Show" is actually a remix of Kool + The Gang's "Celebration".
Red Moss possibilities:Cupz wrote:sounds boc´ish enough for me...Infinite E wrote:red moss is the name of a motorway cafe where anybody hitching from edinburgh to london used to go... (according to my dad, who did a lot of that in the 70s/80s) not sure if theirs any connection or not, but its plenty possible i supposeDragon wrote:I've just found two things out:
"Buckie High" is a real school in Scotland: http://www.buckiehigh.com/
"The Way You Show" is actually a remix of Kool + The Gang's "Celebration".
Its got to be the truck stop cafe. Truckers. Creepy. Murder. Evil. Country and Western. Geogaddi. etc. etc.747Music wrote:Red Moss possibilities:Cupz wrote:sounds boc´ish enough for me...Infinite E wrote: red moss is the name of a motorway cafe where anybody hitching from edinburgh to london used to go... (according to my dad, who did a lot of that in the 70s/80s) not sure if theirs any connection or not, but its plenty possible i suppose
Conservation Site
url=http://www.lancswt.org.uk/Getting%20Inv ... d_moss.htm]An Incredibly old peat moss[/url]
A Scottish Wonder Tale of Myth and Legend
And yes the truck stop as well
edit: I like the wonder tale personally.
He's backkkkk!Najm ad-Din Ayyub wrote:Mexicola wrote:The thought of Mike and Marcus stopping for a can of Iru Bru and a Ginsters pastie kind of shatters the illusion.
(And for our non-UK members, here is our "International English" translation)
The thought of Mike and Marcus stopping for a can of Mountain Dew/Jolt Cola and some Beef Jerky kind of shatters the illusion.
I happen to know they're both vegetarians, so it would be like a cheese pasty or something
ross adey wrote:i'm sorry, but the name of this thread is just hilarious. i've been chuckling away to myself in work for the last two days every time i think about it. you can apply it to anything -
for those looking for even the slightest hint of knowing more, i'm going to lunch...
for those looking for even the slightest hint of knowing more, i know nothing...
for those looking for even the slightest hint of knowing more, here's a hint...
I thought just Marcus was vegetarian, how long have they both been?Najm ad-Din Ayyub wrote:I happen to know they're both vegetarians, so it would be like a cheese pasty or something
But Najm, I think the crucial issue we need to know is this:Najm ad-Din Ayyub wrote:Mexicola wrote:The thought of Mike and Marcus stopping for a can of Iru Bru and a Ginsters pastie kind of shatters the illusion.
(And for our non-UK members, here is our "International English" translation)
The thought of Mike and Marcus stopping for a can of Mountain Dew/Jolt Cola and some Beef Jerky kind of shatters the illusion.
I happen to know they're both vegetarians, so it would be like a cheese pasty or something
Hey, I'm American, and I like the taste of Irn Bru. Doesn't really mean aynthing...Mexicola wrote:As Scotsmen, albeit ones that spent time in Canada during their formative years, do the brothers drink Iru-Bru (Made in Scotland from Girders TM)? As an ardent fan of the love-it-or-hate-it-soft-drink I'm sincerely hoping they both partake of the oraaaaaange-coloured sparkly beverage. We need to know I feel.....