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Author Topic: Please, mummy, what's a troll?  (Read 1203 times)
John W
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« Reply #15 on: 21:28:58, 01-03-2007 »

and I'm Kirk Douglas  Grin
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« Reply #16 on: 23:43:39, 01-03-2007 »

and I'm Kirk Douglas  Grin

No you`re not. You are really Jean Simmons and I claim my free plastic daffodill!
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« Reply #17 on: 00:26:58, 02-03-2007 »


I've a funny feeling the Three Billy Goats Gruff aren't quite to scale. Either that or the Troll isn't.

And here's the Skye Troll Bridge that he lives under...

.....except, thanks to Big Billy Goat Gruff, it isn't a troll bridge any more.
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« Reply #18 on: 00:33:25, 02-03-2007 »

Ho ho ho GG!

But isn't it the ugliest bridge in Scotland? How I miss the old chain ferries out of Kyle, let alone the old postal puffer up the Sound of Sleat to Raasay and Portree; now there was romance.
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« Reply #19 on: 03:13:17, 02-03-2007 »

is a solipsist troll only kidding? no, he is for real, as we will all find out when he becomes the next pm! is scotland a solipsism or can i get my tax back ron d? no guff about the oil revenues!
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« Reply #20 on: 08:33:51, 02-03-2007 »

OK, if no guff about the oil revenues then how about (for starters) funding the burial of the power lines which will transmit the wind and wave generated electricity South, and will otherwise require 200ft high pylons across the Cairngorms and down the A9?

Calum, that's the end of the discussion so far as I'm concerned: if I wished to debate such matters I would do so on a dedicated site rather than here; so far as I am concerned this is a recreational board related to R3 and its broadcast remit, not one for political sniping and point-scoring.
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« Reply #21 on: 10:35:49, 02-03-2007 »

How I miss the old chain ferries out of Kyle....

Ah, the old romantic train journey to the Kyle of Lochalsh through Strathcarron, Duncraig, Plockton.....arriving just to see the ferry on its way out. So a cup of tea and a 'bap filled to order' at Kyle station while waiting for its return. And being young and newly married. Oh dear, no highland fiddle laments please or I really will start getting maudlin.
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« Reply #22 on: 10:39:35, 02-03-2007 »

Can I be Detritus then?
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« Reply #23 on: 11:01:18, 02-03-2007 »

ok ron dough if that is how you take what i thought was a gentle tweak, my apologies for the misjudgement.

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« Reply #24 on: 11:21:23, 02-03-2007 »

Alright, George, you've nearly got me reaching for my DVD of "I know where I'm going"...   Smiley
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« Reply #25 on: 11:45:46, 02-03-2007 »

How I miss the old chain ferries out of Kyle....

Ah, the old romantic train journey to the Kyle of Lochalsh through Strathcarron, Duncraig, Plockton.....arriving just to see the ferry on its way out. So a cup of tea and a 'bap filled to order' at Kyle station while waiting for its return. And being young and newly married. Oh dear, no highland fiddle laments please or I really will start getting maudlin.

Oh George  Kiss Never mind.  We all love you on here.   I've sent you some cartoons to cheer you up.  I particularly like the one with the two mice.  Grin
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« Reply #26 on: 12:43:54, 02-03-2007 »

Duels are a good way to deal with trolls, run em through i say !

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« Reply #27 on: 14:53:21, 02-03-2007 »

I've sent you some cartoons to cheer you up.  I particularly like the one with the two mice.  Grin

Me too  Grin Grin

And I'm just about to tuck into some of Milly's Gigante Beans in a Tomato and Pepper Sauce which I bought myself as a special treat this morning  Smiley

[20 minutes later: And very tasty they were too.]
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« Reply #28 on: 16:19:32, 02-03-2007 »

Great!  Let me know if you'd like the curry recipe.  Grin
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« Reply #29 on: 20:51:47, 02-03-2007 »

All trolls are running away in fear. Lord Byron is coming to protect the realm.
(And there are many Spartacuses and Sportacuses too, and others).
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