Storm

According to the great tabloid which is the Daily Mail, Scotland is going to be decimated by Abigail, that's the name of the massive storm approaching which is hitting us. 40 ft waves and winds of over 100 mph will leave us in the dark. So it's goodbye from me everybody, it's been fun and hopefully we will meet on the other side.

chicken n chips wrote: According to the great tabloid which is the Daily Mail, Scotland is going to be decimated by Abigail, that's the name of the massive storm approaching which is hitting us. 40 ft waves and winds of over 100 mph will leave us in the dark. So it's goodbye from me everybody, it's been fun and hopefully we will meet on the other side.

Atleast on your side of the world, its natural disasters that leave you in the dark....

Karma wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: According to the great tabloid which is the Daily Mail, Scotland is going to be decimated by Abigail, that's the name of the massive storm approaching which is hitting us. 40 ft waves and winds of over 100 mph will leave us in the dark. So it's goodbye from me everybody, it's been fun and hopefully we will meet on the other side.

Atleast on your side of the world, its natural disasters that leave you in the dark....

Lol.

Well how ever takes over the EPL I hope he's better then CnC maths in adding up.

This newspaper sounds like our people magazine :lol:
For introducing Haggis to the rest of the world Scotland deserves what it gets :whistle:

Craig Pienaar wrote: This newspaper sounds like our people magazine :lol:
For introducing Haggis to the rest of the world Scotland deserves what it gets :whistle:

:lol:

On sky news yesterday George Clooney was in Edinburgh yesterday for a sandwich

chicken n chips wrote: According to the great tabloid which is the Daily Mail, Scotland is going to be decimated by Abigail, that's the name of the massive storm approaching which is hitting us. 40 ft waves and winds of over 100 mph will leave us in the dark. So it's goodbye from me everybody, it's been fun and hopefully we will meet on the other side.

Will Stornoway be hit 1st?

Dave Scott wrote: On sky news yesterday George Clooney was in Edinburgh yesterday for a sandwich

The cafe were he was has a very good scheme. Anybody who wants can pay for a cup of coffee and a sandwich and the staff will give it to a homeless person. All of the staff were homeless in the past so they make sure that it's passed on to the right people. Excellent initiative by the owner and by all accounts plenty of customers are actually going along with it. Kindness still exists is this cruel and more too often self serving world of ours

Mac wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: According to the great tabloid which is the Daily Mail, Scotland is going to be decimated by Abigail, that's the name of the massive storm approaching which is hitting us. 40 ft waves and winds of over 100 mph will leave us in the dark. So it's goodbye from me everybody, it's been fun and hopefully we will meet on the other side.

Will Stornoway be hit 1st?

Stornaway will get or has gotten the brunt of it. Those Outer Hebridian islands are always windy

Mac wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: According to the great tabloid which is the Daily Mail, Scotland is going to be decimated by Abigail, that's the name of the massive storm approaching which is hitting us. 40 ft waves and winds of over 100 mph will leave us in the dark. So it's goodbye from me everybody, it's been fun and hopefully we will meet on the other side.

Will Stornoway be hit 1st?

Holy sh*t. Just seen on BBC.com the storm stretches to like Greenland. Hope my son has stocked up on Stornoway black pudding.

Mac wrote:

Mac wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: According to the great tabloid which is the Daily Mail, Scotland is going to be decimated by Abigail, that's the name of the massive storm approaching which is hitting us. 40 ft waves and winds of over 100 mph will leave us in the dark. So it's goodbye from me everybody, it's been fun and hopefully we will meet on the other side.

Will Stornoway be hit 1st?

Holy sh*t. Just seen on BBC.com the storm stretches to like Greenland. Hope my son has stocked up on Stornoway black pudding.

He had better go today as the shops are all shut on a Sunday (religious purposes)