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I see they morons doon at westminster must have wangled some festival money from edinburgh for their fireworks this year, cause edinburghs were gash and londons were amazing...ye wid think they sponge hieded toffy nosed bowler hatted wearing spangletites had the worlds eyes on them cause o the olympics or sowt.....mind you though, we had the loveley jackie bird and they had that lonely lookin eejit fae the f1 team..daft twat daing auld lang side wi just a microphone tae shake on his left hand side..lol.

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I watched the London fireworks in absolute awe, they were amazing, and I will admit had me in tears with some of the songs they played out.  

 

I even laughed as I looked at Mr Cinds and he had that fab smile people have on their faces when they are watching something great.  

 

Left me feeling very proud of our capital city tonight.  Lets face it, the whole world is looking at the UK this year with the Olympics, so it had to be started in one fabulous blaze of glory, and for me they did it. 

 

OOOOH look at me being all patriotic.

Cinds
Originally Posted by Cinds:

I watched the London fireworks in absolute awe, they were amazing, and I will admit had me in tears with some of the songs they played out.  

 

I even laughed as I looked at Mr Cinds and he had that fab smile people have on their faces when they are watching something great.  

 

Left me feeling very proud of our capital city tonight.  Lets face it, the whole world is looking at the UK this year with the Olympics, so it had to be started in one fabulous blaze of glory, and for me they did it. 

 

OOOOH look at me being all patriotic.

even I admit it was infact, spectacular to say the least.

stain

Just shows that the New Year programmes are recorded at some earlier time, 'cos we had Jackie Bird too.

 

ENTERTAINMENT: Hogmanay Live 2011
On: BBC 1 Scotland (1)    
Date: Saturday 31st December 2011
Time: 23:45 to 00:45 (1 hour long)

Jackie Bird hosts this year's showcase of Scottish musical talent. Phil Cunningham and his long-term musical partner, Shetland fiddler Aly Bain, are joined by young up-and-coming indie folk band Admiral Fallow, as well as traditional band Breabach. Plus, singer-songwriters Rab Noakes and Emma Pollock lead a musical tribute to Gerry Rafferty, while The House of Edgar Shotts and Dykehead Pipe Band pipe in the new year, accompanied by the Hogmanay Live house band.
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Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing
Originally Posted by stain:

I see they morons doon at westminster must have wangled some festival money from edinburgh for their fireworks this year, cause edinburghs were gash and londons were amazing...ye wid think they sponge hieded toffy nosed bowler hatted wearing spangletites had the worlds eyes on them cause o the olympics or sowt.....mind you though, we had the loveley jackie bird and they had that lonely lookin eejit fae the f1 team..daft twat daing auld lang side wi just a microphone tae shake on his left hand side..lol.


get over yourself and grow up matey

 

Jet Blue

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