Thereâs no competition.
Glasgow has given us The Blue Nile, Belle & Sebastian and The Pastels among a host of others.
Edinburgh- The Bay City Rollers and The Proclaimers.
Edinburgh doesnât exist musically in comparison tho i think the Beta Band might be Edinburgh
I read somewhere lately (within the last three weeks) that the Reid brothers of the Jesus And Mary Chain âwere the sort of people who wouldnât have even known what Celtic and Rangers wereâ.
Were they shinty heads?
I was a big Big Country fan, which didnât please the oul lad, who was a big country fan.
Bobby Gillespie is a massive Celtic fan
What did Bobby do?
Neither Glesga nor Edinboro has given us Scotlandâs finest musical act - Deacon Blue (Dundee).
Iâd agree. Iâd also like to add Fleetwood Mac into it though. Dirt.
As a meat I think lamb is highly overrated
Lads going on about how they like their steaks cooked is gas. Lads eating it red raw with blood coming out of it freezing cold thinking they are impressing people.
Itâs certainly overpriced but a trio of lamb chops is hard beat.
That said, Iâm not a huge fan of it otherwise - be it in a stew or a roast.
You could be onto something here.
You are seen as being a right roaster altogether when ordering it âwell doneâ.
Too fatty and gristly for me. I donât mind a slice of cold leg of lamb on a bit of home made brown bread but not big on the roasts or the stew.
That looks sublime, if a bit diminutive
Thats perfect, Iâd lift that plate up and drink the juice
I do hear lads ordering steak and saying âoh burn it, I like it burntâ. These people are undoubtably boggers and most likely serial killers.
They havenât a clue how to do a good steak over in the States. Theyâd hand something up to you that would somehow be cremated on the outside, pink in the middle and drier than Gandhiâs sandal
I used to enjoy a good steak, but I find Iâve gone off it in recent months having had a couple of bad ones.
