TCRT 10: The TCRT Strikes Back (retroactively titled TCRT10: Episode V – The TCRT Strikes Back)

I'm sure Glasgow has some really rough areas but what I saw was great. Had a great time with the lads we went to visit a mate, even though we accidentally stayed in a brothel.

'accidentally'

Vermilion wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:If you're letting glaswegians in, dogs and cats are the least of your worries.

Glasgow looked grim af when i travelled through it on the M74 last year.

Wrong takes all round today

Tomous wrote:I'm sure Glasgow has some really rough areas but what I saw was great. Had a great time with the lads we went to visit a mate, even though we accidentally stayed in a brothel.

I think you need to tell us more about this story.

I then I got OFF the bus ahhhhhhh

Rocsteady wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:If you're letting glaswegians in, dogs and cats are the least of your worries.

Glasgow looked grim af when i travelled through it on the M74 last year.

Wrong takes all round today

I imagine Glasgow is just like most other major UK cities with the usual mix of nice and grim places.

Rocsteady wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:If you're letting glaswegians in, dogs and cats are the least of your worries.

Glasgow looked grim af when i travelled through it on the M74 last year.

Wrong takes all round today

agreed

Memento Mori wrote:

Tomous wrote:I'm sure Glasgow has some really rough areas but what I saw was great. Had a great time with the lads we went to visit a mate, even though we accidentally stayed in a brothel.

I think you need to tell us more about this story.

Not much to tell other than my mate had booked the cheapest place he could without checking Tripadvisor reviews or anything like that because it was a place to crash at the end of night. When we got a taxi at the airport and told the taxi driver where we wanted to go he burst out laughing and said "oh aye, staying in the brothel are we lads?!"....when we got there it was pretty grim. Remember when we were leaving Sunday morning, saw this young girl leading some old fat bloke into the room opposite us

I got caught speeding in Glasgow once, on the way to Bunni’s place. They let me off, though. Great city

Some mates once went to Amsterdam and stayed in a house (this was way before air b and b). A few days later the owners of that house came back and wondered what the strawberry float they were doing in their house. The guy that they'd found who'd rented the place out was just some dodgey strawberry floater who'd got hold of a copy of their keys

Bunni wrote:

Red wrote:I love cats but I'm not convinced about the food hygiene implications of having a cafe filled with them.

Just about every pub/restaurant in Glasgow is dog friendly. Just not in the kitchens

Presumably that means there's a handful of dogs at most sitting under tables for fairly short periods of time and not looked after by the staff, rather than 15 cats constantly all over stuff filling the place with hair, though.

Victor Mildew wrote:Some mates once went to Amsterdam and stayed in a house (this was way before air b and b). A few days later the owners of that house came back and wondered what the strawberry float they were doing in their house. The guy that they'd found who'd rented the place out was just some dodgey strawberry floater who'd got hold of a copy of their keys

I imagine that took some explaining.

I've just seen a woman on the news put an unopened can of baked beans in the fridge

Victor Mildew wrote:I've just seen a woman on the news put an unopened can of baked beans in the fridge

They really are getting desperate for stories these days.

Victor Mildew wrote:I've just seen a woman on the news put an unopened can of baked beans in the fridge

So?

Dual wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:I've just seen a woman on the news put an unopened can of baked beans in the fridge

So?

Tinned food doesn't need refridgeration before it's bean opened.

You shouldn't put opened tins in the fridge either

Reminds me of the time my aunt was babysitting me at hers when I was 3. I opened her fridge and ate half a tin of cold baked beans she had in there when she went to the toilet.

Tomous wrote:You shouldn't put opened tins in the fridge either

Well I’m still alive!

‘ealth and safety gone mad.

Tsunade wrote:Reminds me of the time my aunt was babysitting me at hers when I was 3. I opened her fridge and ate half a tin of cold baked beans she had in there when she went to the toilet.

Why did she go to the toilet in the fridge?