Where are we (you) all from ?

[markybear 136]

Knightswood loyal

[delamonty 992]

Govan. Moved to Canada.

[gordo7 147]

Have been in East Kilbride for about 18 years, Glasgow South side before that.

[Johnnyren 601]

im a renfrew man, though spending a fair bit of time out in stirling

[Zappa6995 3,645]

Pollok !

[rfcShaun 10]

Renfrew.

[hoggle 0]

Born Maryhill now Inverness!!!

[VB1965 43]

Originally Paisley, Now an hour south of downtown Chicago.

[bankieblue 10]

born drumchapel . now sunny clydebank

[iain1712 336]

Paisley born bred and still fucking there !

lacking ambition I think ha ha

[colinwilkie1 1]

barmulloch in glasgow bar-m loyal!

[bluemc 305]

Born in Stirling

Lived in Haggs for 30 years

Living in Stoneywood just next to Denny

[Coplandbear11 1,087]

Pollok !

What part mate?

[Fergie85x 12]

from sunny dumfries, travel on dumfries true blues bus every week

[wullho 25]

Locharbriggs wee housing estate in Dumfries .

Dumfries used to be a right Proddy toon now its riddled

with bead rattling candle burning kiddy fiddlin soap dodging dirty

fenian cants.

[Ozblue 4,331]

Exactly what i was going to say.

I gave a wee Taigh burd a humpin one night in the Carfin Grotto Put a bit of Protestant goodness in her.

[MartinGers93 388]

I gave a wee Taigh burd a humpin one night in the Carfin Grotto Put a bit of Protestant goodness in her.

Everyone I know from Carfin are catholics and tims

[Cumbria_blue 51]

Locharbriggs wee housing estate in Dumfries .

Dumfries used to be a right Proddy toon now its riddled

with bead rattling candle burning kiddy fiddlin soap dodging dirty

fenian cants.

I remember going to an orange (maybe Apprentice boys) march in Dumfries a few years ago. Is there still an orange lodge in the town? My da lives near Palmerston

[Ozblue 4,331]

Everyone I know from Carfin are catholics and tims

Well! I can't imagine it has changed much from the early 1960's,but in those days I think Carfin was about 80% catholic.Funnily enough, both religions seemed to get on ok, except for the "plastic paddy" element that started surfacing around that period.

I'll tell you a funny story about a guy who worked with me, who was about 50yrs old,born and bred in Carfin.

He decided to go into Glasgow and buy a ticket for one of those Mystery Tours...so off he goes into Glasgow, pays his money...gets on the swanky coach for the mystery tour and ends up at Carfin Grotto...Right round the corner from his fuckin house!

He was absolutely fuming...But the best (or in Wullie's case,the worst) was yet to come,when the coach driver told him he had to return to Glasgow to finish the tour,because the terms of conditions stated that ALL passengers had to disembark at the point of commencement...Which of course was Glasgow!

So according to Wullie, he had to go back to Glasgow and then return to Carfin. It was his first Mystery Tour and his last.

[Escobar 13,676]

Renfrew Loyal

[MartinGers93 388]

Well! I can't imagine it has changed much from the early 1960's,but in those days I think Carfin was about 80% catholic.Funnily enough, both religions seemed to get on ok, except for the "plastic paddy" element that started surfacing around that period.

I'll tell you a funny story about a guy who worked with me, who was about 50yrs old,born and bred in Carfin.

He decided to go into Glasgow and buy a ticket for one of those Mystery Tours...so off he goes into Glasgow, pays his money...gets on the swanky coach for the mystery tour and ends up at Carfin Grotto...Right round the corner from his fuckin house!

He was absolutely fuming...But the best (or in Wullie's case,the worst) was yet to come,when the coach driver told him he had to return to Glasgow to finish the tour,because the terms of conditions stated that ALL passengers had to disembark at the point of commencement...Which of course was Glasgow!

So according to Wullie, he had to go back to Glasgow and then return to Carfin. It was his first Mystery Tour and his last.

one of the worst moments i've heard in a while.I would have never got back on that coach in a million years. I would have had some laugh with that if he was my mate.

[Ozblue 4,331]

one of the worst moments i've heard in a while.I would have never got back on that coach in a million years. I would have had some laugh with that if he was my mate.

I was only a young fella then (16 or 17yrs old) and I couldn't believe he would be so daft as to tell us, because I'm fuckin sure I would have kept my trap shut.At that time of my life, it was one of the funniest things i'd ever heard.

[MartinGers93 388]

I was only a young fella then (16 or 17yrs old) and I couldn't believe he would be so daft as to tell us, because I'm fuckin sure I would have kept my trap shut.At that time of my life, it was one of the funniest things i'd ever heard.

You would think he was taking the piss

[rfc_watp 1,503]

Clydebank

[MINCE_GTFB 1]

Baillieston =]