glasgows getting a bit tonto again it seems

this feud has been going on for over 3 years.

gerbil was shot in the asda car park not long ago, he had shot a lot of people in his time.

the shooting at the garage (lambhill) was related to the shooting in bishopbriggs, gerbil's name was mentioned in 1 of these too.

there are shootings every week in glasgow, most of them dont get any publicity. only when big names are involved they do.

these gangs wont stop until the police sort them all out, so its up to them to fix it. i dont know why they dont have a special task force for the gangs? these guys arent criminal masterminds and should be farely easy to catch them if surveillance was set up.
 
No, they don't look like they've been bombed. There is nothing wrong with Govan and Ibrox, yes they are poor and the area reflects that but that is no reason to suggest the place is a warzone or the residents should be killed.
Have you ever been to Gaza?
I've read some of your other posts, and you really come out with some wonderfully idiotic things.
 
Ahleckz said:
No, they don't look like they've been bombed. There is nothing wrong with Govan and Ibrox, yes they are poor and the area reflects that but that is no reason to suggest the place is a warzone or the residents should be killed.
Have you ever been to Gaza?
I've read some of your other posts, and you really come out with some wonderfully idiotic things.
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Thing is your used to living in Glasgow, don't move out or you may have a heart attack at the difference. It's a doomed place.
 
Psycho Sonny said:
these gangs wont stop until the police sort them all out, so its up to them to fix it. i dont know why they dont have a special task force for the gangs? these guys arent criminal masterminds and should be farely easy to catch them if surveillance was set up.
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as said it would hardly be difficult, all they need to do is expand the pro-active units and set them loose
 
rz30 said:
Thing is your used to living in Glasgow, don't move out or you may have a heart attack at the difference. It's a doomed place.
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I've lived in Glasgow from 2005. I came to it from an upmarket suburb. I've lived in other places throughout the World. Yes, Glasgow has that 'rough and ready' look about it. But in reality, areas such as Govan and Ibrox are really not that bad. Yes, there are areas in Glasgow that I would not want to go to at night (Sighthill Park, where I ended up on Saturday night, being one of them) but that is akin to many other cities.
Glasgow is a fine city, with many great areas. Most importantly, the majority of the people in Glasgow are the friendliest you'll find in the country.
 
I was born and raised in Glasgow, but moved away to a 'nicer' area 4 years ago. For all its flaws Glasgow is a beautiful city with a rich history and its people will make sure it has a bright future. I would rather live there than some of the uncultured new towns that have sprung up all over the country.
 
Foxtrot26 said:
Lol at the Saxon comments bit more up Market guy that had the John bobbit was driving a new shape s4 assailants were in x5s
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It was just a flippant comment for effect, I neither knew or cared what car they were actually driving. It's not as if it affects the crime in any way, still I'm happy to concede they're relatively rich neds. :)

rz30 said:
Thing is your used to living in Glasgow, don't move out or you may have a heart attack at the difference. It's a doomed place.
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Oh come on, I'm almost honour-bound as an Edinburgh boy not to say anything nice about the Weegies however it's not that bad at all. Sure there are some dodgy places in Glasgow but that's the same as anywhere - avoid those areas and you'll find that it can be a city of surprising friendliness, humour and even dare I say culture.
 
*looks around*

It's not all bad, no gun crime around here, just your everyday happy-go-lucky prostitutes.

:D
 
I visited Glasgow once.

For the first time ever I saw the Scotch in their natural habitat, and it weren’t pretty. I’d seen them huddling in stations before, being loud but… this time I was surrounded. Everywhere I went it felt like they were watching me; fish-white flesh puckered by the Highland breeze; tight eyes peering out for fresh meat; screechy, booze-soaked voices hollering out for a taxi to take ‘em halfway up the road to the next all-night watering hole. A shatter of glass; a round of applause; a sixteen-year-old mother of three vomiting in an open sewer, bairns looking on, chewing on potato cakes. I ain’t never going back… not never.
 
Saw this bit of road when getting a lift into the uni gym today, shocking stuff :o. Thankfully I'm not involved in gangland culture so a bit less likely to have my manhood ravaged :o.
 
hyperzed said:
I visited Glasgow once.

For the first time ever I saw the Scotch in their natural habitat, and it weren’t pretty. I’d seen them huddling in stations before, being loud but… this time I was surrounded. Everywhere I went it felt like they were watching me; fish-white flesh puckered by the Highland breeze; tight eyes peering out for fresh meat; screechy, booze-soaked voices hollering out for a taxi to take ‘em halfway up the road to the next all-night watering hole. A shatter of glass; a round of applause; a sixteen-year-old mother of three vomiting in an open sewer, bairns looking on, chewing on potato cakes. I ain’t never going back… not never.
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Rick Dagless eh
 
hyperzed said:
I visited Glasgow in my imagination once.

For the first time ever I saw the Scotch in their natural habitat, and it weren’t pretty. I’d seen them huddling in stations before, being loud but… this time I was surrounded. Everywhere I went it felt like they were watching me; fish-white flesh puckered by the Highland breeze; tight eyes peering out for fresh meat; screechy, booze-soaked voices hollering out for a taxi to take ‘em halfway up the road to the next all-night watering hole. A shatter of glass; a round of applause; a sixteen-year-old mother of three vomiting in an open sewer, bairns looking on, chewing on potato cakes. I ain’t never going back… not never.
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It's Scots, not Scotch. Scotch is a term for Whisky.

Highland breeze? Glasgow is more than a few miles south of Scotland's Highlands.

Bairns? In Glaswegian dialect kids are referred to as 'weans'. Bairns is an Northern/Southern/Eastern/non-Western Scottish phrase.

Potato cakes? Scones, not cakes.

Are you sure you weren't dreaming of Sunderland or Newcastle?
 
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