On the patches, wis dreamin i Chesterfields last night, nivir smoked them in ma life. Why is that? Chewin yon Gum is makn me feel seek. Need support. Need help. Is thir sumbdy ah could fone? Huv pit oan a stane eatin Minstrels. GIT ME A FAG. NEED A FAG. JIST YIN DRAW...
The RCAHMS website has just added some new aerial photos of Bo'ness from (it seems) 1929. Quite a few of Grangepans. See here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, Click on the photograph to get a larger image.
Hurricane Bawbag was the colloquial name given to a storm passing over areas of Scotland during the week beginning 5 December 2011. On 8 December, winds reached up to 165 mph (265 km/h) which resulted in closure of many roads, bridges, schools and businesses. The colloquial name "Hurricane Bawbag", was coined following discussion online, using the vulgar Scottish vernacular "bawbag", meaning scrotum. Rumours that the north of England called the event "Hurricane John Wayne's Hairy Saddlebags" are unfounded.
This site wis set up by a group i bored thirtysumhings who grew up thegithir in Bo'ness, a quaint former whaling port and mining town oan the banks i the Michty River Forth windin thru the Glens i Scotland. The site is carefully worded in the Bo'ness dialect - please let us ken (know) if u canny understaun it afore breengin in. Be shair ti look it the comments under each poast - they are usually funnier than the stuff we pit up, and feel free ti poast yir ain!! We especially want ti hear fi aw they local petrochemical 'workers' who dae nuhin bit read this site n watch porn oan the nicht shift, in between turning a couple i valves n takin a fly heid doon.