Eli-da-Mage wrote...
Fife, town called Kelty. Small and there aren't many people i know except my brother and ex-army mates
My dad's family was from Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. They talk funny.
I had friends from the Govan area of Glasgow.
Where are you from?
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Posté 31 mars 2010 - 03:21
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My dad's family was from Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. They talk funny.
I had friends from the Govan area of Glasgow.
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Posté 31 mars 2010 - 03:37
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Glasgow? Wow, i don't think me and my mates could survive there for five minutes without being stabbed 8million times.Angband21 wrote...
Eli-da-Mage wrote...
Fife, town called Kelty. Small and there aren't many people i know except my brother and ex-army mates
My dad's family was from Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. They talk funny.
I had friends from the Govan area of Glasgow.
Its not really that bad. Far better than crouching behind a wooden box for cover against a heavy machine gun...
#153
Posté 31 mars 2010 - 03:45
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Eli-da-Mage wrote...
Glasgow? Wow, i don't think me and my mates could survive there for five minutes without being stabbed 8million times.Angband21 wrote...
Eli-da-Mage wrote...
Fife, town called Kelty. Small and there aren't many people i know except my brother and ex-army mates
My dad's family was from Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. They talk funny.
I had friends from the Govan area of Glasgow.
Its not really that bad. Far better than crouching behind a wooden box for cover against a heavy machine gun...
Just don't wear your Rangers shirt into the wrong pub.
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Posté 31 mars 2010 - 03:53
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darkshadow136 wrote...
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This is going to sound verrrrry made up, but trust me, the place exists.
I'm from a tiny town of 2200, smack dab in central IL, surrounded by corn/beans, that goes by the name of....
Farmer City.
Yup, my hometown is called Farmer City. Our slogan claims that we're the only one in the U.S., and I believe it!
lol I heard of that city I live in central IL as well.
O rly? Man! What're the chances? hahaha.
Well I've probably heard of where you're from too :3
Yeah I'm from Washington IL, about 15 minutes outside of Peoria.
Ah! I think I've heard of that place. I don't go to Peoria often, but the most recent time I went by there I was heading up to the Quad Cities to do a little skiing
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Posté 31 mars 2010 - 03:54
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I support Rangers. And worn it too alot of pubs on purpose.
When you've been shot apart and technically killed , drunkards fists don't really do much to you. Really funny watching everyone fall over and hit each other. I don't get involved with the religous BS that happens between Rangers and Celtic i just support them cause most of my family did and theyre not the worst team in the world (St. Mirians is
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When you've been shot apart and technically killed , drunkards fists don't really do much to you. Really funny watching everyone fall over and hit each other. I don't get involved with the religous BS that happens between Rangers and Celtic i just support them cause most of my family did and theyre not the worst team in the world (St. Mirians is
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#156
Posté 31 mars 2010 - 05:41
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Eli-da-Mage wrote...
I support Rangers. And worn it too alot of pubs on purpose.
When you've been shot apart and technically killed , drunkards fists don't really do much to you. Really funny watching everyone fall over and hit each other. I don't get involved with the religous BS that happens between Rangers and Celtic i just support them cause most of my family did and theyre not the worst team in the world (St. Mirians is
When I followed the sport, I was a Rangers fan myself.
Drunkards fists, knives, chains etc. They all make for an unpleasant way to end an evening.
