Carnival For Full Enjoyment (anarchist demo)

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Post by Poppy » 08 Jul 2005, 07:59

The only clue I'm going to give you is that it's "Furry boots?" - Note the "?".
:D

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Post by teddygirl » 08 Jul 2005, 08:00

Geez, just found this thread.........making me feel homesick :cry:

"Scotland The What" were brilliant, I used to go and see them at the Kings when they performed there.
One of them, George Donald ,originally came from Huntly and my dad played with him in the "Huntly Harmonica Orchestra". My dad played the "mouthie" but there were lots of other instruments played as well. GD played the piano.

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Post by Gemini » 08 Jul 2005, 12:26

Poppy wrote:The only clue I'm going to give you is that it's "Furry boots?" - Note the "?".
:D
Take a guess at 'HOOTS' :?: :)

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Post by Poppy » 08 Jul 2005, 12:37

G
No!!
P
:)

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Post by foxy » 08 Jul 2005, 12:51

Gemini wrote:
Poppy wrote:The only clue I'm going to give you is that it's "Furry boots?" - Note the "?".
:D
Take a guess at 'HOOTS' :?: :)
Gemini, try saying it over and over in a very strong Aberdonian accent and you'll get it :P

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Post by Poppy » 09 Jul 2005, 22:07

foxy wrote:
Gemini wrote:
Poppy wrote:The only clue I'm going to give you is that it's "Furry boots?" - Note the "?".
:D
Take a guess at 'HOOTS' :?: :)
Gemini, try saying it over and over in a very strong Aberdonian accent and you'll get it :P
Gem, have you got it yet?? :wink:

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Post by wangi » 09 Jul 2005, 22:18

Here... An example might help.
Annie: Jean, do you ken Ken?
Jean: Aye, I ken Ken. Furry boots he at the now?
Annie: ...

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Post by Porty » 09 Jul 2005, 22:56

He bides in Edinburgh?

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Post by Gemini » 10 Jul 2005, 10:27

Poppy wrote:
foxy wrote:
Gemini wrote: Take a guess at 'HOOTS' :?: :)
Gemini, try saying it over and over in a very strong Aberdonian accent and you'll get it :P
Gem, have you got it yet?? :wink:
Whereaboots! :D

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Post by teddygirl » 10 Jul 2005, 10:32

Well done, but it's really far aboots ? :D

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Post by Poppy » 10 Jul 2005, 10:49

Suppose it depends if it's town or country Aberdeen. My landlady was from Old Meldrum and talking to us students she was comprehensible (although obviously from NE Scotland) but once she got on the phone to Old Meldrum... !!! Could not understand a word. :shock:
Anyway, furry boots is funny!! :lol:

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Post by Maria » 13 Jul 2005, 15:52

I've just managed to catch up with reading this thread. There's certainly been some 'heated' debate. Sincerely hope Ifstar and Ned Ludd haven't taken a scunner to the Forum.

And what on earth was Claudia Schiffer doing at the Carnival for Full Enjoyment? :shock:

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As a 15 year old I once spent a week with a friend and her relatives in Fraserburgh (or 'Broch', I should say). Her Uncle had just got himself a new set of false teeth and that, combined with his dialect, meant I hadn't a clue what he was saying. I just guessed 'yes' or 'no' and smiled a lot, much to their amusement.
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Post by Hiboz » 25 Jul 2005, 08:41

I assume now the dust has settled, that the good Burghers of the Capital are now relieved that the smelly fly by night have hippy card will travel types have left, and that the damage and mayhem was minimal. The sooner these people wake up and realise that they are hypocrits the world will be a better place.

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Post by ecm » 25 Jul 2005, 09:43

Don't worry, Hiboz, it's getting near to Fringe time.
A lot of those smelly, hippy types you speak of will be back here juggling, eating fire and generally making the streets look untidy for 3 weeks or so.

Though they'll be getting their photies taken by tourists this time round rather than the polis.

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Re: G8, poverty march aftermath

Post by Gemini » 25 Jul 2005, 09:44

Hiboz wrote:I assume now the dust has settled, that the good Burghers of the Capital are now relieved that the smelly fly by night have hippy card will travel types have left, and that the damage and mayhem was minimal. The sooner these people wake up and realise that they are hypocrits the world will be a better place.
What hypocrits are we talking about here?

Having been on the MPH march, I saw no signs of damage or mayhem.

Therefore, I assume the :evil: :twisted: hypocrits you are refering to are the G8 leaders.

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Re: G8, poverty march aftermath

Post by wangi » 25 Jul 2005, 10:54

Hiboz wrote:I assume now the dust has settled, that the good Burghers of the Capital are now relieved that the smelly fly by night have hippy card will travel types have left, and that the damage and mayhem was minimal.
I've merged this thread into our existing "anarchist" G8 protesters thread - I assume these are trouble makers you refer to...

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Post by Dadaist » 25 Jul 2005, 11:02

Hiboz wrote:smelly fly by night have hippy card will travel types
This guy is a breath of fresh air!

I salute you Hiboz and look forward to the tussles ahead of us. Just don't unload your full glock to my dome and we'll get along fine.

Welcome to the hood.

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Post by Maria » 25 Jul 2005, 11:26

Dadaist wrote: I salute you Hiboz
Do you think he'll prove to have indefectability? :lol:
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Post by Hiboz » 25 Jul 2005, 13:46

Dadaist wrote:
Hiboz wrote:smelly fly by night have hippy card will travel types
This guy is a breath of fresh air!

I salute you Hiboz and look forward to the tussles ahead of us. Just don't unload your full glock to my dome and we'll get along fine.

Welcome to the hood.
Dadaist... you appear to espouse firm socialist principles, from your posts...easily done from the cozy warmth of your nice job, no?

Hypocrite

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Post by Dadaist » 25 Jul 2005, 14:05

Dadaist... you appear to espouse firm socialist principles, from your posts...easily done from the cozy warmth of your nice job, no?

Hypocrite
I most certainly do, and in the fullness of time you and I can go through each and every one of those socialist principles in as much depth as you like.

As an average worker and union member I'm not sure where you arrive at "cozy warmth" from - but as you also see fit to criticize "smelly fly by night have hippy card will travel types" then it would seem that you have a lot of issues with the left no matter what they do with their time.

I have no such problem with you or your beliefs, but if you want to bait a socialist, here is one for you. Cast away, just don't expect me to swallow your arguments hook, line and sinker - and I might bite back!

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Post by bellybabe » 25 Jul 2005, 18:47

Dadaist wrote:
I might bite back!
ROFL...

MIGHT?!?! :lol:
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Post by Jamesie » 25 Jul 2005, 22:06

Dadaist wrote: As an average worker
An average worker earns the average wage, no?

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Post by Dadaist » 25 Jul 2005, 22:14

Jamesie wrote:
Dadaist wrote: As an average worker
An average worker earns the average wage, no?
Dunno. But it says "confidential" on my wage packet though.

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Post by Jamesie » 25 Jul 2005, 22:20

Dadaist wrote:
Jamesie wrote:
Dadaist wrote: As an average worker
An average worker earns the average wage, no?
Dunno. But it says "confidential" on my wage packet though.
Mine too. Just I'm sure I heard Tommy S say that once. Think thats why he still lives in Le Weedge - couldn't buy an Edinburgh hoose on the £20k "average".

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Post by Dadaist » 25 Jul 2005, 22:21

Jamesie wrote:
Dadaist wrote:
Jamesie wrote: An average worker earns the average wage, no?
Dunno. But it says "confidential" on my wage packet though.
Mine too. Just I'm sure I heard Tommy S say that once. Think thats why he still lives in Le Weedge - couldn't buy an Edinburgh hoose on the £20k "average".
And your point is?

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Post by Jamesie » 25 Jul 2005, 22:25

Dadaist wrote: And your point is?
Not a point, merely an observation.

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Post by Dadaist » 25 Jul 2005, 22:35

Jamesie wrote:
Dadaist wrote: And your point is?
Not a point, merely an observation.
Nope, you've lost me. What have you observed exactly?

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Post by Pal of Porty » 25 Jul 2005, 22:52

Marya wrote:...And what on earth was Claudia Schiffer doing at the Carnival for Full Enjoyment? :shock:
Looking for me but unfortunately I was on holiday. :sunny:
Justice delayed is justice denied.

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Post by Maria » 25 Jul 2005, 22:59

:lol: :lol:
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Post by ecm » 25 Jul 2005, 23:11

Pal of Porty wrote:
Marya wrote:...And what on earth was Claudia Schiffer doing at the Carnival for Full Enjoyment? :shock:

Looking for me but unfortunately I was on holiday. :sunny:
She had a right gob on her when she found out. Said she never wants to hear from you again. :lol:

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Post by Dadaist » 25 Jul 2005, 23:17

When I was on my way back from completely missing any crowds and only seeing a few kids getting picked up by the Law, I walked past the Balmoral where the whisper was that Clooney was about to come out.

Not wanting BB to string me up when I got home, I hung about and, just my bad luck, got La Schiff instead.

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Post by Hiboz » 27 Jul 2005, 02:02

Dadaist wrote:

As an average worker and union member I'm not sure where you arrive at "cozy warmth" from - but as you also see fit to criticize "smelly fly by night have hippy card will travel types" then it would seem that you have a lot of issues with the left no matter what they do with their time.
No, not with the left, just those who claim to espouse leftist values yet by their actions fail to live up to them. Indeed they actively encourage the rent-a-hippy-mobs to do their political activism for them.

Also there are many "average workers" out there on their average wage, who's political leanings are somewhere to the right of Thatcher. On the other side of the coin "smelly fly by night have hippy card will travel types" are not ALL socialists, or even New Labour (sic) supporters, whatever that used to be.

Real socialism as any kind of credible force in the UK died a long time ago.

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Post by Porty » 27 Jul 2005, 08:14

Hiboz wrote:Real socialism as any kind of credible force in the UK died a long time ago.


To be a bit more precise it was a Worldwide epidemic.

A belated welcome Hiboz. :D

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Post by Dadaist » 27 Jul 2005, 08:44

Real socialism as any kind of credible force in the UK died a long time ago.
So did Jesus, and Tim Henman's title hopes.

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