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BLIMPS
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 Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 5:30 pm Post subject: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Full story -
http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/hi/news/5031612.html
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Callum Johnstone
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 5:35 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote
| Quote: | "GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
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Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
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Joe Curry
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 6:05 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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The message <t9Tcd.81184$ay5.76697 (AT) fe1 (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk>
from "Callum Johnstone" <callumjohnstone (AT) blueyonder (DOT) co.uk> contains
these words:
| Quote: | "GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit 
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Quote from the ET story:
"Six years ago, the rivalry cost Glasgow the National Gallery of Scottish Art
and Design, which went to Edinburgh. The west also failed to become the
temporary
home of the Scottish Parliament."
Ending east-west rivalry means Glasgow 'winning' everything.? :-(
There will always be east-west rivalry if MSPs fail get a grip of this
parochial newspaper
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Iain
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 8:12 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote
| Quote: | The message <t9Tcd.81184$ay5.76697 (AT) fe1 (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk
from "Callum Johnstone"
these words:
"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
Quote from the ET story:
"Six years ago, the rivalry cost Glasgow the National Gallery of Scottish
Art
and Design, which went to Edinburgh. The west also failed to become the
temporary
home of the Scottish Parliament."
Ending east-west rivalry means Glasgow 'winning' everything.? :-(
There will always be east-west rivalry if MSPs fail get a grip of this
parochial newspaper
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Let me get this stright, you are saying that the Scottish Parliament should
remove freedom of the press and start censoring articles from newspapers!
You perpetually spount nonsense, but that takes the biscuit!
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A.Doninger
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 8:12 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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Why was Glasgow in capitals? surely Edinburgh is the capital :)
"Callum Johnstone" <callumjohnstone (AT) blueyonder (DOT) co.uk> wrote
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"BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:cl0uk0$nnh$1 (AT) sparta (DOT) btinternet.com...
"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
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John Dundas
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 8:37 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote
| Quote: | The message <t9Tcd.81184$ay5.76697 (AT) fe1 (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk
from "Callum Johnstone"
these words:
"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
Quote from the ET story:
"Six years ago, the rivalry cost Glasgow the National Gallery of Scottish
Art
and Design, which went to Edinburgh. The west also failed to become the
temporary
home of the Scottish Parliament."
Ending east-west rivalry means Glasgow 'winning' everything.? :-(
There will always be east-west rivalry if MSPs fail get a grip of this
parochial newspaper
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Hmm....and you do your part too make sure that the EAST V WEST debate
continues. Your a RACIST! Simple as that.
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John Reid
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 8:39 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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Joe Curry wrote :
| Quote: | The message <t9Tcd.81184$ay5.76697 (AT) fe1 (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk
from "Callum Johnstone"
these words:
"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
Quote from the ET story:
"Six years ago, the rivalry cost Glasgow the National Gallery of Scottish Art
and Design, which went to Edinburgh. The west also failed to become the
temporary
home of the Scottish Parliament."
Ending east-west rivalry means Glasgow 'winning' everything.? :-(
There will always be east-west rivalry if MSPs fail get a grip of this
parochial newspaper
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Are you suggesting that politicians should be seeking to control
newspapers and other media? I think you are seeking dictatorship. Well I
suppose if they did decide to control the media in this country we would
no longer have to read your abuse, as it would be stopped in that sort
of political atmosphere. I think you are even more foolish than I had
previously suspected, we live in a free democracy, newspapers can
publish whatever they like so long as its not libellous or against the
law, thank goodness.
Be careful what you wish for ............
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John
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John Reid
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 8:40 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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Iain wrote :
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"Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote in message
news:2004101819055366937 (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk...
The message <t9Tcd.81184$ay5.76697 (AT) fe1 (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk
from "Callum Johnstone"
these words:
"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
Quote from the ET story:
"Six years ago, the rivalry cost Glasgow the National Gallery of Scottish
Art
and Design, which went to Edinburgh. The west also failed to become the
temporary
home of the Scottish Parliament."
Ending east-west rivalry means Glasgow 'winning' everything.? :-(
There will always be east-west rivalry if MSPs fail get a grip of this
parochial newspaper
Let me get this stright, you are saying that the Scottish Parliament should
remove freedom of the press and start censoring articles from newspapers!
You perpetually spount nonsense, but that takes the biscuit!
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He is seriously suggesting that freedom of the press is removed. I think
he doesn't know anything about how things work in democracies. Still he
doesn't want a democracy, he wants a dictatorship.
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John
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BLIMPS
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:10 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"Iain" <iain1978 (AT) nospamtiscali (DOT) co.uk> wrote
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"Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote in message
news:2004101819055366937 (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk...
The message <t9Tcd.81184$ay5.76697 (AT) fe1 (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk
from "Callum Johnstone"
these words:
"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
Quote from the ET story:
"Six years ago, the rivalry cost Glasgow the National Gallery of
Scottish
Art
and Design, which went to Edinburgh. The west also failed to become the
temporary
home of the Scottish Parliament."
Ending east-west rivalry means Glasgow 'winning' everything.? :-(
There will always be east-west rivalry if MSPs fail get a grip of this
parochial newspaper
Let me get this stright, you are saying that the Scottish Parliament
should
remove freedom of the press and start censoring articles from newspapers!
You perpetually spount nonsense, but that takes the biscuit!
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I've always said if he was a footballer he'd be a right winger..
B
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John Dundas
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:11 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"Iain" <iain1978 (AT) nospamtiscali (DOT) co.uk> wrote
| Quote: | Let me get this stright, you are saying that the Scottish Parliament
should
remove freedom of the press and start censoring articles from newspapers!
You perpetually spount nonsense, but that takes the biscuit!
Thats what he wants, simple as that. Its another case of if Joe does not |
agree with it then it should not be allowed. But then again look at the
censorship that Joe tries too impose on other people.
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BLIMPS
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:45 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"John Reid" <news (AT) jazza (DOT) demon.co.uk> wrote
| Quote: | Iain wrote :
"Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote in message
news:2004101819055366937 (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk...
The message <t9Tcd.81184$ay5.76697 (AT) fe1 (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk
from "Callum Johnstone"
these words:
"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying
for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
Quote from the ET story:
"Six years ago, the rivalry cost Glasgow the National Gallery of
Scottish
Art
and Design, which went to Edinburgh. The west also failed to become the
temporary
home of the Scottish Parliament."
Ending east-west rivalry means Glasgow 'winning' everything.? :-(
There will always be east-west rivalry if MSPs fail get a grip of this
parochial newspaper
Let me get this stright, you are saying that the Scottish Parliament
should
remove freedom of the press and start censoring articles from newspapers!
You perpetually spount nonsense, but that takes the biscuit!
He is seriously suggesting that freedom of the press is removed. I think
he doesn't know anything about how things work in democracies. Still he
doesn't want a democracy, he wants a dictatorship.
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Disturbing to say the least.
B
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John Dundas
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 10:30 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"John Reid" <news (AT) jazza (DOT) demon.co.uk> wrote
| Quote: | Still he doesn't want a democracy, he wants a dictatorship.
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Yep with a little tin pot on top of it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyway JohnR, off to LHR on Wed, return Fri........whats your plans for next
week?
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GLAGAZ
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 11:48 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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Joe Curry <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote
| Quote: | The message <t9Tcd.81184$ay5.76697 (AT) fe1 (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk
from "Callum Johnstone"
these words:
"GLASGOW and Edinburgh are to end their west-east rivalry and start
working
together on projects that could benefit both cities.
For decades the cities have been fiercely competitive when vying for
investment and facilities."
Hopefully these newsgroups will follow suit :-)
Quote from the ET story:
"Six years ago, the rivalry cost Glasgow the National Gallery of Scottish Art
and Design, which went to Edinburgh. The west also failed to become the
temporary
home of the Scottish Parliament."
Ending east-west rivalry means Glasgow 'winning' everything.? :-(
There will always be east-west rivalry if MSPs fail get a grip of this
parochial newspaper
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Yes, a newspaper is soley responsable for the east vs west rivalry...
Your theory would suggest that every person in the country believes
every word printed in a newspaper. Its up to the reader to make
his/her own decisions.
Do you really not see that you have a personal agenda against Glasgow?
More often than not it is your comments which spark a reaction. Then
you start this back-patting thing as you know you are losing the
arguement.
Bringing up the "peace-off" incident every 2 minutes isn't going to
make things any better. So how about trying to respect the people of
Glasgow (I know I certainly have no dis-respect for the people of
Edinburgh, not matter where in Scotland you live, you are Scottish to
me and thats what counts: bearing in mind some people have moved here
from abroad) and keep to aviation matters in both aaue and aaug.
PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
www.glasgowinternationalairport.com
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Tyler Durden
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| Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:56 am Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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"A.Doninger" <A.Doninger (AT) blueyonder (DOT) co.uk> wrote
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Not according to the classy ET.
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John Reid
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| Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 9:49 pm Post subject: Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh to ditch rivalry |
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John Dundas wrote :
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"John Reid" <news (AT) jazza (DOT) demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:YM+WqWPHpCdBFwUm (AT) nospam (DOT) demon.co.uk...
Still he doesn't want a democracy, he wants a dictatorship.
Yep with a little tin pot on top of it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyway JohnR, off to LHR on Wed, return Fri........whats your plans for next
week?
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What did I do this week? I can't remember .... well I can ... prefer to
forget really. Had originally booked to do a simple GLA-LGW-GLA, which
had to change because the company wanted me to spend a nice day in
Hamburg. So I did GLA-LGW on Tuesday, then LHR-Hamburg-LHR on Wednesday,
and then .... disaster .... I had to change from a Thursday return to a
return this evening (Friday) and there was no space from LGW or LHR at
the time I wanted to travel, I assume due to the English holidays, so I
did LCY-EDI instead and suffered the "M8 Slog" which took 46 minutes
airport to airport (in my wife's car and under 70 all the way as the car
is new). An interesting week I would rather not repeat.
Next week a nice simple GLA-LHR-GLA, until they change it ........
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