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#281510 - Tue Aug 12 2008 11:55 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: big-will]
Tubby Beaver SJ'er with 3000+ posts Registered: Mon Feb 09 2004 Posts: 3568 Loc: Fujisawa	Shit man, thats way out in the sticks eh? I know some people who live down in Campbelltown, they are closer to Belfast than they are to Glasgow (the nearest Scottish city) My brother lived in Loch Goilhead for a bit about 12 years ago. A beautiful corner of the world Edited by Tubby Beaver (Tue Aug 12 2008 11:58 AM) _________________________ When ah haver, well you know ahm gonna be, ahm gonna be the man who's havering tae you!
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#281514 - Tue Aug 12 2008 12:33 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: Tubby Beaver]
thursday SJ'er with 7500+ posts Registered: Tue Jul 18 2006 Posts: 8303 Loc: 香港	Nice place Geoff, beautiful Scotland.
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#281542 - Tue Aug 12 2008 05:26 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: thursday]
great SJ'er Registered: Wed Jul 30 2008 Posts: 10 Loc: Tokyo
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#281616 - Wed Aug 13 2008 05:38 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: great]
yoroshiku onegai shimasu SJ'er with 300+ posts Registered: Sat Sep 04 2004 Posts: 349 Loc: Tokyo	Brilliant. Looks like a fantastic place to live.
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#281617 - Wed Aug 13 2008 05:39 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: yoroshiku onegai shimasu]
yoroshiku onegai shimasu SJ'er with 300+ posts Registered: Sat Sep 04 2004 Posts: 349 Loc: Tokyo	Close to any skiing?
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#281652 - Fri Aug 15 2008 08:50 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: yoroshiku onegai shimasu]
Tubby Beaver SJ'er with 3000+ posts Registered: Mon Feb 09 2004 Posts: 3568 Loc: Fujisawa	I guess the closest would be Nevis Range or Glencoe. Not a kick in the arse away as the crow flies but all them roads out there are the small country kind, more twisted than a bowl of ramen, probably take a little while to get anywhere _________________________ When ah haver, well you know ahm gonna be, ahm gonna be the man who's havering tae you!
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#281656 - Fri Aug 15 2008 10:04 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: Tubby Beaver]
thursday SJ'er with 7500+ posts Registered: Tue Jul 18 2006 Posts: 8303 Loc: 香港	coupla nights ago, had about a dozen Loch Fyne oysters. Saw the name and got me thinkingof this cottage, so I ordered. Nice. Good balance between creamy and a nice fresh spicey finish.. nice.
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#281664 - Sat Aug 16 2008 02:03 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: thursday]
Weegeoff SJ'er with 400+ posts Registered: Sat Nov 09 2002 Posts: 498 Loc: UK Scotland	Very little snow where I live Just wet and windy.Campbeltown is about 35 miles down the Mull of Kintyer from me after a 20 minute ferry ride Glencoe is about 2 hours away. But I have given up trying to ski in Scotland.
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#281739 - Sun Aug 17 2008 02:54 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: Weegeoff]
wakaran SJ'er with 200+ posts Registered: Thu May 16 2002 Posts: 260 Loc: Shiran	Quote: more twisted than a bowl of ramen So circular then? Looks fabulous Weegeoff (when the sun shines I suppose!)
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#281805 - Mon Aug 18 2008 03:57 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: wakaran]
BagOfCrisps SJ'er with 3000+ posts Registered: Fri Sep 13 2002 Posts: 3882 Loc: London	Good haggis up there Weegeoff? _________________________ Everything's going to be just fine, she said
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#281825 - Mon Aug 18 2008 10:36 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: BagOfCrisps]
thursday SJ'er with 7500+ posts Registered: Tue Jul 18 2006 Posts: 8303 Loc: 香港	good oysters for sure
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#281828 - Mon Aug 18 2008 10:53 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: BagOfCrisps]
Tubby Beaver SJ'er with 3000+ posts Registered: Mon Feb 09 2004 Posts: 3568 Loc: Fujisawa	Originally Posted By: BagOfCrisps Good haggis up there Weegeoff? you bet your life on it Bags, the wet climate makes it prime breeding grounds for the Haggis. West Coast Haggis is some of the biggest and juiciest Haggi around! Just have to catch the slippery buggers first!! _________________________ When ah haver, well you know ahm gonna be, ahm gonna be the man who's havering tae you!
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#281846 - Mon Aug 18 2008 02:53 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: Tubby Beaver]
@tokyo SJ'er with 400+ posts Registered: Thu Oct 24 2002 Posts: 427 Loc: @tokyo	Are they furry? _________________________ @i like polls
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#281906 - Tue Aug 19 2008 12:48 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: @tokyo]
zebedee SJ'er with 300+ posts Registered: Thu Sep 19 2002 Posts: 336 Loc: Saitama	Friend up in northern Hokkaido, 30 minutes drive from the nearest large village. Very remote up there from the looks of things, not too many mountains either which surprised me. _________________________ boiiinnng.
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#281909 - Tue Aug 19 2008 04:28 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: BagOfCrisps]
Weegeoff SJ'er with 400+ posts Registered: Sat Nov 09 2002 Posts: 498 Loc: UK Scotland	Yes haggis is good up here.Like you say you have to catch them first.
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#281915 - Tue Aug 19 2008 07:20 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: Weegeoff]
Journey Man SJ'er with 500+ posts Registered: Sat Nov 18 2006 Posts: 742 Loc: London	I like the way they rumble when they run _________________________ "The Internet is a telephone system that's gotten uppity." - Clifford Stoll
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#281928 - Tue Aug 19 2008 12:27 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: @tokyo]
Tubby Beaver SJ'er with 3000+ posts Registered: Mon Feb 09 2004 Posts: 3568 Loc: Fujisawa	Originally Posted By: @tokyo Are they furry? Yep, they are black and white striped, and have legs that are minutely tapered to fit the contours of the hill that they live on enabling them to move around the hill easier. They are very localised creatures that keep themselves hidden from sight. _________________________ When ah haver, well you know ahm gonna be, ahm gonna be the man who's havering tae you!
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#281947 - Tue Aug 19 2008 03:30 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: Tubby Beaver]
KevKastle SJ'er with 300+ posts Registered: Thu Sep 19 2002 Posts: 305 Loc: TOKYO	I thought they were brown. At least the one I have at home is.
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#282027 - Wed Aug 20 2008 10:19 AM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: KevKastle]
Tubby Beaver SJ'er with 3000+ posts Registered: Mon Feb 09 2004 Posts: 3568 Loc: Fujisawa	That sounds like a mongrel Haggis, not a pure breed I'm afraid and as such their tender meat can actually be dangerous to your health!! The brighter the stripes, the healthier the Haggis! _________________________ When ah haver, well you know ahm gonna be, ahm gonna be the man who's havering tae you!
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#282093 - Wed Aug 20 2008 09:44 PM Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place? [Re: Tubby Beaver]
Journey Man SJ'er with 500+ posts Registered: Sat Nov 18 2006 Posts: 742 Loc: London	Are they hallucinogenic if licked? _________________________ "The Internet is a telephone system that's gotten uppity." - Clifford Stoll
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