How Ironic My Friend

[Yerda]

My 21st.

Aint it strange that the only people who I've still got contact and who are not too busy to come out are the guys I grew up with. Add to that; they are the only people who co-habitated this dead little village with myself at some point.

I'd like to devote this thread to old friends. Like family except with more alcohol. Honestly (as a bloke I don't say this much) I love those guys.

"they're really saying 'I love you'"

I feel touched...

 

[Hope]

Wherabouts in the beautiful land of 'Alba' do you live?

 

[Yerda]

Alba? lol

 

[Hope]

Did i get that wrong? isn't that the Gaelic name for Scotland?

 

[Yerda]

Gaelic? maybe. I don't speak gaelic.

I'm from a tiny little village about 25 miles form Glasgow.

 

[Hope]

You are born-and-bred Scottish and don't know the Gaelic name for Scotland? Tsk, tsk. :tsk:

Jk. I just returned about a little over a month ago from a 3-week trip throughout Scotland. I lived in Edinburgh for 10 months as well---about a year ago. Scotland feels like a second home to me. What's the name of your village?

 

[Yerda]

Longriggend by history and Upperton by convention.

 

[robtex]

I'd like to devote this thread to old friends. Like family except with more alcohol. Honestly (as a bloke I don't say this much) I love those guys.

"they're really saying 'I love you'"

I feel touched...

To your friends. Tell us about one or four them...personaize it for us....please.

 

[Yerda]

Oddly enough my friends are incredible people. I never intend to adore individuals who are so remarkable but it always winds up that way.

 

[Dadball]

I lived in Scotland for 2 years, (military), and it is the most beautiful country I have seen. I know understand the high road and the low road. Aye Jim.