MacRetro chat and rides thread

[clockworkgazz]

my passes are all used up for now :cry:

 

[velomaniac]

About a month ago I adopted a cat from a friend of a friends now deceased grandfather. Domestic long haired male cat called Murphy and he's quite a cool looking creature. However I've just discovered something, he's a Fifer from Lochgelly :shock:

You Fifers are everywhere, is no where safe :roll:

 

[RobMac]

I resemble that remark


Fifer Rob

 

[mikee]

think he lied to you velo
theres no been a long haired cat in lochgelly for over 100 years

 

[zigzag]

Obviously had extensions added at some upmarket Morningside salon.

Velo - is this the cat that's allergic to grass, or am I thinking of somebody else's moggy?

 

[RobMac]

think he lied to you velo
theres no been a long haired cat in lochgelly for over 100 years

And if its still got its tail "It must have just been a visitor"

 

[Mr Panda]

Hmmmmm - none of this really makes Fife (or the east coast in general) any more appealing than I already thought

AND the wifes just applied for a job in Auld Reekie :shock:

ken

 

[mikee]

i know panda you feel left out there on the lefthnd side
we got shops and telly and stuff over here c'mon its lovely

wife , typical you fit a new kitchen and they want to move :roll:

 

[The Ken]

or Bathroom :roll:

Auld Reekie is lovely Panda - but really expensive to buy a house there. Commuting from fife can be a nightmare too. I'd love to move back to Reekie one day.

Fife is not so bad as long as you ignore the neds but that is the same in most areas - especially dundee. Night life in Dunfermline can be quite exciting, not for the faint hearted.

 

[mikee]

auld reekie ?


thought that was kinglassie (the jewel of the west)