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Fireworks Display this Saturday November 4th

Postby Ship called Dignity » Tue Oct 31, 2006 10:49 pm

Was asked by Ailsa to post this today

The Professional Fireworks Display will be held at the Grammar School playground this Saturday (4th November) at 6.30pm.

Entry is £1 per person with money going to Children 1st. In addition music will be provided by Stewart Graham and Kintyre Schools Pipe Band.

Bring your hat, scarf and gloves!
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Postby Auld Pop » Tue Oct 31, 2006 11:28 pm

An ift last yeers display wuz ennithin tae gan bae, then bring yur safety goggles jeest incase the wun ist blowin in the rang direction an awe thim wee bits thit will be fly'n aboot gan in yoor eens agane. :shock:
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Re: Fireworks Display this Saturday November 4th

Postby ionnsaigh » Wed Nov 01, 2006 10:19 am

the p wrote:Was asked by Ailsa to post this today

The Professional Fireworks Display will be held at the Grammar School playground this Saturday (4th November) at 6.30pm.

Entry is £1 per person with money going to Children 1st. In addition music will be provided by Stewart Graham and Kintyre Schools Pipe Band.

Bring your hat, scarf and gloves!


Sorry about being a bit old fashioned. Do you celebrate Christmas on the 24th of December.
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Re: Fireworks Display this Saturday November 4th

Postby Sweltered » Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:47 am

ionnsaigh wrote:Sorry about being a bit old fashioned. Do you celebrate Christmas on the 24th of December.


Perhaps some will be celebrating their "presbyterian values". Some people still observe the sabbath in campbeltown you know. If it runs late then parents won't be worried about the kids getting up for school. Some parents worry about that.
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Re: Fireworks Display this Saturday November 4th

Postby ionnsaigh » Wed Nov 01, 2006 1:53 pm

Sweltered wrote:
ionnsaigh wrote:
the p wrote:Was asked by Ailsa to post this today

The Professional Fireworks Display will be held at the Grammar School playground this Saturday (4th November) at 6.30pm.

Entry is £1 per person with money going to Children 1st. In addition music will be provided by Stewart Graham and Kintyre Schools Pipe Band.

Bring your hat, scarf and gloves!


Sorry about being a bit old fashioned. Do you celebrate Christmas on the 24th of December.


Perhaps some will be celebrating their "presbyterian values". Some people still observe the sabbath in campbeltown you know. If it runs late then parents won't be worried about the kids getting up for school. Some parents worry about that.

Oh I know that - but do they celebrate the Sabbath oan the seterday?
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Postby big tony » Wed Nov 01, 2006 5:00 pm

bang goes my weekend then!!!!!!
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Re: Fireworks Display this Saturday November 4th

Postby Sweltered » Wed Nov 01, 2006 6:15 pm

ionnsaigh wrote:Oh I know that - but do they celebrate the Sabbath oan the seterday?


No but the 5th is the Sabbath.
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Re: Fireworks Display this Saturday November 4th

Postby ionnsaigh » Wed Nov 01, 2006 8:34 pm

Sweltered wrote:
ionnsaigh wrote:
Sweltered wrote:
ionnsaigh wrote:
the p wrote:Was asked by Ailsa to post this today

The Professional Fireworks Display will be held at the Grammar School playground this Saturday (4th November) at 6.30pm.

Entry is £1 per person with money going to Children 1st. In addition music will be provided by Stewart Graham and Kintyre Schools Pipe Band.

Bring your hat, scarf and gloves!


Sorry about being a bit old fashioned. Do you celebrate Christmas on the 24th of December.


Perhaps some will be celebrating their "presbyterian values". Some people still observe the sabbath in campbeltown you know. If it runs late then parents won't be worried about the kids getting up for school. Some parents worry about that.

Oh I know that - but do they celebrate the Sabbath oan the seterday?


No but the 5th is the Sabbath.


So wit happens when xmas falls on the sabbath
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Re: Fireworks Display this Saturday November 4th

Postby Sweltered » Wed Nov 01, 2006 9:40 pm

ionnsaigh wrote:


So wit happens when xmas falls on the sabbath


Can't answer that, because that would be off thread, however IF I was to answer that, I would say that since Dec 25th is used to celebrate the birth of the alleged son of the alleged creator of the universe, and Sunday is used traditionally to worship said alleged creator, then celebrating Xmas on a Sunday is not only ok , but infact even more special, err to those who believe in all that. But I'm not answering coz that would be off thread.

Please disregard that answer
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Geej

Postby Annie » Thu Nov 02, 2006 2:04 am

Yez are making ma eyeballs burl back inta ma heed wae yer quotes, quotes, quotes!!!
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Re: Geej

Postby Sheik Yir Erse » Thu Nov 02, 2006 9:55 pm

Annie wrote:Yez are making ma eyeballs burl back inta ma heed wae yer quotes, quotes, quotes!!!


Yer right Annie, cannae stand the beggars that quote folk a' the time :-)
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Guy Fawkes?

Postby Sheik Yir Erse » Thu Nov 02, 2006 10:03 pm

:?: :?: :?: :?: ......... wonders to self - in a couple of hundreds of years time, will we all be standing around celebrating Osama Bin Laden Night or Brighton Bomber Night? :?:

........ but I'll observe the fine example laid down earlier by Sweltered and NOT wonder that, as this would definitley be going off-thread :lol:
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Postby Sweltered » Fri Nov 03, 2006 2:16 am

There you go Annie, you can pop the eyballs back in :D
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Postby big tony » Fri Nov 03, 2006 11:50 am

your all missing the point here, the big question is am i going to have to suffer the sound of jamie g?

every year i canna get peace in my ain hoose for the tripe he plays during the course of the evening, my highly sensitive ears are offended, i still have flashbacks to the year he played rolf harris "it's a fine day" over and over and over and over again!!!!!

i'm like a small household pet now, not only do animals need to be taken indoors away from the sound of fireworks, i need to be moved out of earshot of jamie g, will this madness never end?
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