Milton Bridge

Bought tickets to see Robert Plant in Edinburgh this October

A very nice South African Merlot - I'm up at 6.30am to play golf tomorrow so I thought I would leay off the beer tonight.

QUOTE (D-13 @ Jul 3 2005, 10:45 AM)

Going to See Robert Plant....row 7 tix

Slaine

 

Yes indeed especially in his Scotland kit - hope he doesn't inherit his dad's football skills otherwise he has no hope of wearing it for real.

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QUOTE (Milton Bridge @ Jul 2 2005, 07:24 AM) Here is my wee boy Scott last weekend http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v365/jimmiltonbridge/DSCF0078.jpg MB, he's just precious Thanks - I think so too

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QUOTE (barney_rebel @ Jul 2 2005, 08:18 AM) This is a pic of this girl at my table at my friend's wedding. http://www.bruceandtheresa.com/pics/DA/She_s_an_Angel_by_rebelx.jpg She is stunning!   That child should be modelling....she has the look of innocence! You have a lovely girl

Here is my wee boy Scott last weekend

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v365/jimmiltonbridge/DSCF0078.jpg

QUOTE (Disco @ Jun 30 2005, 02:56 PM)

Yeah, but we had bottles of Thunderbird. Nothing better or classier than sitting on a park bench drinking from the bottle wrapped in a brown paper bag, ahh, sweet blissfull memories...

When I were a lad....we had things tough...we had to learn to drink pints of bitter..dark brown and heavy on your stomach...fairly weak in alcohol so you had to force a few down to get drunk...or if you were really desparate slugging back your mates dad's whisky / brandy / vodka / gin neat out of the bottle

 

Nowadays kids don't know they're born - alcopops, jello shots, pre-mixed coktails in a bottle - getting pissed was never supposed to this easy.

 

Kids nowadays - don't know how lucky they are.

Not new music but the compilation is..

 

 

Big Guns, The very best of Rory Gallagher

 

 

a great Irish Blues guitarist, I remember seeing him live in Edinburgh in the early 80's and was blown away.

 

Highly reccomended.

Strongbow Cider - nice and refreshing on a summer's evening

Very Impressive

Classic

 

One of my favourites was when an elderly chap came into the bar and explained that he hadn't been in the bar for 25 years, he observed that the bar had changed, that the stairs were in a different position, that the coulur scheme was different then turned round and said "Hi Norm"

I seen it this afternoon

 

Great Start

 

Boring in the Middle

 

Great Ending

So far I have tickets to see

 

R.E.M. - Loch Lomond

 

U2 - Glasgow

 

T in The Park - Festival with over 100 bands inc Greenday, Killers, Foo Fighers, The Streets, New Order, Kasabian, Kaiser Chiefs.....

 

The Pixies - Edinburgh

 

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QUOTE (Milton Bridge @ May 8 2005, 02:30 PM) Just bought Robert Plant's new CD - Mighty ReArranger- Highly reccomended. Thanks for mentioning this, Milton. I've been considering buying it. Pretty excellent then, huh? If you are a Zep fan I would run to the shop - I bought it 4 hours ago and it is still on rotation

Just bought Robert Plant's new CD - Mighty ReArranger- Highly reccomended.

QUOTE (Chasartymac @ May 6 2005, 01:38 PM)

I just read the entire back of the cornflakes packet

After a few plays I have to give 4 stars for No Waiting For The Sirens Call.

 

Top Tracks Krafty & Guilt Is a Useless Emotion.

 

I am now in a quandry - they are appearing at the T in The Park Festival in the summer but on the bill at the same time as the Foo Fighters who do I see.

 

Line Up

We have all been there - we have paid our cash, settled down with our coke and pop corn and the film hasn;'t been rivetting next thing .

 

What films have put you to sleep in the cinema.

 

My last one was Star Wars Attack of the Clones?

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Sammy Hagar....Manchester Apollo 1981 (I think)

Iron Maiden - Cinema Ballroom, Dunfermline 1978 with Paul Dianno on vocals

I bought the new album today - not convinced after one play but I will persevere.

Thanks - I can't wait to see the movie

QUOTE (Arndrake @ Apr 3 2005, 03:16 AM)

Private Ryan - The beginning as Older James is going through the gravestones and he collapses in tears. And the end where Young James is told to earn the gift he has been given, then the return to modern day as he finds the gravestone and asks his wife if he is a good man. Braveheart - "Freedom" and Bannockburn. For some reason, kena and bagpipe music gets to me too. LOTR Return of the King - The Grey Havens as Frodo leaves with the elves for Valinor. I always find myself weeping for those left behind.