You just can’t get the staff- standards crashing at New Edmiston House

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2. Similar to my calendar, I have the 11th July, the 11.5 July and 13th July. Every year. There’s no orange in my world. Can’t even make the word rhyme.

   1. Dear Kerryair, purely in the interests of “you learn something everyday” I suggest that “borange” is the rhyme for orange and it means “details” and you know that is where the devil resides.
      In modern slang you can be “boranged” and I believe Trump qualifies for that.

      In the interests of humility I had to double check the spelling of “rhyme”.

3. One of the most important dates in world history.Julius Caesar was born on this day.

4. Is it a prerequisite to be a baldy fud in skinny jeans and sannies ,who thinks hes still 19,to get on stage at one of these events?

5. The ‘ Wheel Tappers and Shunters social club …Mark 2 …just like the clumpany ! Ay upp Petunia.

6. Lock up your daughters in The Island of Ireland on Saturday for sure !!!

7. More and better entertainment facilities in the place along the road from said venue,the magnificent 5 star premises the famous Copland Hotel.

8. New Edmiston House could host variety shows to fill the vacant slots, inviting some well-known entertainers would prove popular, such as the duped David Murray doing his stand-up comedy act about Peter Lawwell the villain. Russell Martin’s practised team display of line dancing/diving accompanied on the tin whistle by a preferred disregarding VAR official playing that old favourite tune “Penalty to Rangers”. It may not be the Last Night of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall or cabaret time at the Moulin Rouge but Phil doing the can-can again would surely be a sell-out. Instead of John Brown & the SFA doing another contrived pantomime this season, perhaps Patrick Stewart could instead play the part of Scrooge or better still Andrew Cavenagh & the consortium in the roles of Fagan and his criminal band of pickpockets.

9. Glasgow does have a well known, recent history

   of unwanted / problematic buildings spontaneously combusting!

   But, this ‘NEH’ building isn’t apparently a listed building, so it might be ok…? 🙂

10. Seemingly, Edmiston House made £500,000 profit post tax so that will be £500,000 before tax as well then.

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