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What?
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Andy Wood
Wednesday 21/6/06 03:13
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That's almost as funny as the recent Kos-Hutton spat.
It reminds me of a story Billy Connolly once told about some tourists who visited Glasgow.
"What was it like?" their friends asked, when they got back home.
"It's amazing. The whole city's covered by a glass roof."
They'd spent the whole time in Central Station.
I hope you give the stepfather all the ridicule he deserves.
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Squander Two
Wednesday 21/6/06 09:21
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No, it's step-grandfather. And we won't be ridiculing him, because our bit of the family avoid having anything to do with him these days, for reasons I shall not go into. Oo, the intrigue.
If it weren't for yesterday's ridiculous events, I would be sceptical of the truth of that Billy Connolly story. But some people clearly are that navigationally challenged.
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Andy Wood
Wednesday 21/6/06 09:42
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Oops, missed that bit.
But if he's a step-grandfather, then isn't he someone's step-father as well? Or is he the father of a step-father (or, perhaps step-mother)?
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Squander Two
Wednesday 21/6/06 09:53
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Well, yes, I suppose he is a step-father. Just not to anyone in this story.
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Stephen
Wednesday 21/6/06 10:41
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The poor girl. I think you should take her to Glasgow to make up for it, and get a good feed on while you're at it.
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