

--- Dirty Vicar <dirtyvicar@eircom.net>
> wrote:
>on 9/8/01 20:32, David Simpson at david-a-simpson@beeb.net wrote:
>
>> A good theory, except they played in Aberdeen the night before they played
>> in Glasgow, and Aberdeen's on the East coast of Scotland.  We have a harbour
>> and a beach and everything, and I could see the North Sea right now if there
>> weren't three walls and a lot of trees in the way.
>
>good point, David. Isn't Aberdeen on the North East of Scotland, much like
>New York is in America?

Yup.  As far as I know, Aberdeen is on the most north-easternly point of mainland Britain.
>
>Isn't it true that Aberdeen has more seagulls than people? Here is an
>article on the seagull menace:
>http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/newsid_1459000/1459804.stm . Only
>bicarbonate of soda can stop them.
>
Not sure about the seagull numbers.  All I know is that there are loads of them.

Fun things to do with seaguls in Aberdeen no 1: Head down to the beach area at night (watching you don't stray into the red light area).  Find the large patch of grass outside Codonas amusements.  You will observe a large number of seagulls.  Run towards them and watch the f***ers scatter.

Well it cheered me up walking home from work.

I'll be shutting up now.

Will

==
"It's a big rock. Can't wait to tell my friends. They don't have a rock this big."
Spike,
Becoming, Part One

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