Glasgow Helicopter Crash

[360]

Only in Glasgow

[zander]

Wonder if they formed a human chain?

[dunc_afc]

Here you go kelt. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-25197786

 

Thats a cracking video of people gently applying their brakes to bring slow moving vehicles to a stop.

[K-9]

Stay classy Glasgow. Whole city coming together!!

 

http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/news/showbiz/four-teens-arrested-for-allegedly-breaking-into-the-clutha-pub-1.166987

 

FOUR teenagers have been arrested for allegedly breaking into the Clutha pub in Glasgow where a police helicopter crashed, killing 10 people.

Police Scotland received a report of a break-in at the Clutha bar in Glasgow at around 2.20am yesterday.

 

Two boys aged 16 and 18 and two 16-year-old girls were arrested in connection with alleged thefts.

 

They are expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court today.

[DD1903]

Fucking disgusting. They will be made an example of in the courts is imagine. Their families will probably have to move or be lynched.

[360]

I thought Glasgow was a great city and the only place where people could come together in the times of adversity.

 

I think Sheep#1 owes us an apology

[gla5gowdon]

Stay classy Glasgow. Whole city coming together!!

 

http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/news/showbiz/four-teens-arrested-for-allegedly-breaking-into-the-clutha-pub-1.166987

 

FOUR teenagers have been arrested for allegedly breaking into the Clutha pub in Glasgow where a police helicopter crashed, killing 10 people.

 

Police Scotland received a report of a break-in at the Clutha bar in Glasgow at around 2.20am yesterday.

 

Two boys aged 16 and 18 and two 16-year-old girls were arrested in connection with alleged thefts.

 

They are expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court today.

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-25428716

[DD1903]

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-25428716

No, no. That only happens in Glasgow.

[DD1903]

I thought Glasgow was a great city and the only place where people could come together in the times of adversity. I think Sheep#1 owes us an apology

Well 360, it could be argued that 4 of them did come together.

[Geoff_Tipps]

Are we surprised?

[zander]

No, no. That only happens in Glasgow.

Also in Elgin in the county of Moray too it would appear.

[gla5gowdon]

My point was scumbags are everywhere.

[barassie_afc]

There are scumbags everywhere, but there appears to be a bigger % per capita in Glasgow

[zander]

My point was scumbags are everywhere.

For every one scumbag elsewhere their is four in Glasgow if you put it in your terms.

[gla5gowdon]

For every one scumbag elsewhere their there is are four in Glasgow if you put it in your terms.

 

Oh dear.

 

Only a fool would compare two cases.

 

Ahaha 4 scumbags in Glasgow = 15 in Aberdeen!

 

http://www.scotsman.com/news/scotland/top-stories/15-arrested-in-aberdeen-drug-crime-crackdown-1-3167441

 

Do you see how silly you're being now?

[spamspamspam]

Also in Elgin in the county of Moray too it would appear.

 

 

aye but he was a fucking weegie

 

Weegie fucks, coming up here, taking their culture and beliefs with them, refusing to integrate and them robbin our old folk.

 

Send them all back I say

[zander]

 

Oh dear.

 

Only a fool would compare two cases.

 

Ahaha 4 scumbags in Glasgow = 15 in Aberdeen!

 

http://www.scotsman.com/news/scotland/top-stories/15-arrested-in-aberdeen-drug-crime-crackdown-1-3167441

 

Do you see how silly you're being now?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/7401814.stm

 

Aberdeen > Glasgow

[gla5gowdon]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/7401814.stm

 

Aberdeen > Glasgow

 

Rest of Humanity > Huns

[Henry]

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-25428716

 

Classic whataboutery.

[Clydeside_Sheep]

Following on from the confusion that this was a "tim pub", I found this funeral report today:

 

 

Colin’s partner David Hay, 34, read a personal tribute and his sister Diane Christensen told mourners the story of her brother’s life.

 

The order of service held a collection of photographs of Colin, including some of his baby pictures

 

The kirk was full as mourners packed inside to say a final farewell to Colin, who lived in Ayr with David.

 

Finance Secretary John Swinney, Glasgow City Council leader Gordon Matheson and the city’s Lord Provost Sadie Docherty were at the service, along with Clutha owner Alan Crossan and manager Saverio Petri, 48.

 

The Thornliebank Accordian Band played as the congregation spilled out onto the street to watch Colin’s hearse pull away.

 

 

http://www.barrheadnews.com/news/roundup/articles/2013/12/18/482573-an-emotional-farewell-to-much-loved-colin-/

 

As for who the Thornliebank Accordian Band are:

 

 

"" A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY ABOUT THE BAND ""

 

If you are a true Blue Glasgow Rangers Fan, a Protestant a Loyalist or anything to do with The Protestant Religion then it's almost certain that you have heard of

 

The Thornlie Boys

 

Most probably at your supporters ' club annual Dance, player of the year award etc. They compromise of Thomas and David two lads steeped in the Loyalist Protestant tradition from birth and both playing members of

 

The Thornliebank Accordion Band

 

 

http://www.thornlieboys.co.uk/

 

"Loyalist Protestant tradition" eh? Wonder what that amounts to? (not much methinks)

 

(Note there is actually no such thing as the "Protestant religion" as mentioned above - Protestant is a generic term for 10s of 1000s of different types of quasi-christianity, most of them like chalk and cheese.)

 

Anyway, seems to me the pub had quite a broad clientele!

[BrianFaePerth]

Quite a broad hole in the roof also...

[Ke1t]

Following on from the confusion that this was a "tim pub", I found this funeral report today:

 

 

 

 

http://www.barrheadnews.com/news/roundup/articles/2013/12/18/482573-an-emotional-farewell-to-much-loved-colin-/

 

As for who the Thornliebank Accordian Band are:

 

 

 

 

http://www.thornlieboys.co.uk/

 

"Loyalist Protestant tradition" eh? Wonder what that amounts to? (not much methinks)

 

(Note there is actually no such thing as the "Protestant religion" as mentioned above - Protestant is a generic term for 10s of 1000s of different types of quasi-christianity, most of them like chalk and cheese.)

 

Anyway, seems to me the pub had quite a broad clientele!

 

 

33,000 Christian sects, of which one is your particular version of over 200 Catholic versions alone.

 

The odds on you believing in the right version of even your own particular sub-cult is approximately 242 to 1, even assuming that one of the Catholic cults is correct.

 

If not, then it's 33,000 to 1, assuming the Christian version of the Abrahamic Cults is Correct.

 

And if the Christian version is incorrect then, given all the other Abrahamic and non-Abrahimic cults, I doubt it's even possible to calculate the odds on you having settled on the correct, non "quasi-religious" cult that gets you a Golden Ticket into the Land of Ring-Dang-Doo when you die.

 

[Clydeside_Sheep]

33,000 Christian sects, of which one is your particular version of over 200 Catholic versions alone.

 

The odds on you believing in the right version of even your own particular sub-cult is approximately 242 to 1, even assuming that one of the Catholic cults is correct.

Ach you are havering pish again min

 

There is only one Catholic (Universal) Church. Logically, there can only be one universal church - more than one would be obviously be redundant.

 

And its more like 50,000 different types of protestant, though they are notoriously difficult to count, given how they proliferate.

 

We cant help it if some of them (eg CofE) like to dress up similar to us and essentially pretend to be something to do with us. Best policy is to politely ignore them.

 

This is the only logical approach - or I could dress up like you, act similar to you (surly / aggressive etc) and then cast doubt on whether you actually were the real kelt?

 

Id like to see your face!

 

There can be only one - just like "Highlander".

[Bluto10]

the only good thing about religion is the historical significance of it and the consequent stories it has brought us; crusades, henry 8th, burning witches etc

these days its nothing more than hocus pocus mumbo jumbo. and santa of course.

 

as an aisde the only folk i activley avoid are baptists and methodists.

never trust a religious person who worships in a modern new buil;d church.

[Clydeside_Sheep]

these days its nothing more than hocus pocus mumbo jumbo. and santa of course.

Of course, Santa is the lynchpin of the whole affair, though some heretics deny his divinity.

as an aisde the only folk i activley avoid are baptists and methodists.

Whats the difference between a baptist and a catholic? A catholic will talk to you in the off-license. BOOM BOOM! (baptists being a cross between protestantism and alcoholics anonymous).

never trust a religious person who worships in a modern new buil;d church.

Agreed.

[360]

I go to Midnight Mass every year at my local cathedral.

 

I'm not even slightly religious but I do find something peaceful, yet uplifting about it.

 

Is it the presence of God and Jesus? Or is just because I like the sound of a choir singing Holy Night?

[tommo1903]

I go to Midnight Mass every year at my local cathedral.

 

I'm not even slightly religious but I do find something peaceful, yet uplifting about it.

 

Is it the presence of God and Jesus? Or is just because I like the sound of a choir singing Holy Night?

 

 

Depends on what time you go I guess.

[Bluto10]

I go to Midnight Mass every year at St Cuthberts; following in the footsteps of the great Captain Cook

[BrianFaePerth]

 

Is it the presence of God and Jesus? Or is just because I like the sound of a choir singing Holy Night?

360 apparently doesn't like staring at young altar boys. Eh stand corrected.

[Henry]

 

as an aisde the only folk i activley avoid are baptists and methodists.

 

 

Whereas religious freaks and atheists alike avoid you like the fucking plague.