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Posted: 13-10-2012 20:31 Post subject:

Will you be coming back again for more liver destruction Beakboo? Very Happy

Posted: 14-10-2012 20:38 Post subject:

Not sure. It involves staying over somewhere because although I live in London, I'm right on the edge of it. (Also my husband refuses to use public transport due to his claustrophobia.) Works out a bit expensive to do too often!

Posted: 14-10-2012 21:11 Post subject:

Also, she SMELLS.

Posted: 23-10-2012 19:45 Post subject:

Is this a private argument or can I dash by shouting "poopypants"?

Posted: 24-10-2012 13:11 Post subject:

I suppose it would explain the smell.

Posted: 14-11-2012 13:46 Post subject:

Is this still on for Saturday? And if so, what's the plan, because I should be able to come but I'll meet up later (when you're pissed and I'm sober enough to hold a camera straight) Razz

Posted: 16-11-2012 14:29 Post subject:

<tumbleweed>

Ever get the feeling that you don't exist, or maybe aren't wanted? I have a feeling a lot of PM's were going around saying, "You tell him... No, you tell him" Rolling Eyes

</tumbleweed>

Posted: 16-11-2012 19:06 Post subject:

PM'd you my mobile number Cool

Posted: 16-11-2012 22:02 Post subject:

I'm loved by my brethren, and possibly sisteren.

Reply sent Very Happy

Posted: 12-12-2012 19:10 Post subject:

Balls, I don't come here that often and I just saw this. Wish you had been there.

Posted: 13-01-2013 18:49 Post subject:

I have mentioned previously in this topic that something would be happening in Edinburgh in April of this year so here it is:-

April the 6th 2013 as part of the Edinburgh International Science Festival we are proud to announce Nessie at 80. A one day conference celebrating the first modern sighting of the Loch Ness Monster.

Tickets are £20 which includes a buffet lunch.

Numbers are strictly limited (c. 100) for this event
The following are taking part during the day
Adrian Shine (naturalist, Loch Ness Project): biology of Loch Ness/overview of geography
Roland Watson (author Waterhorses of Loch Ness): the pre-1933 history of Loch Ness monster/folklore
Paul Harrison (author The Encyclopedia of the Loch Ness Monster): history of Loch Ness 1933- 1971
Tony Harmsworth (author Loch Ness, Nessie and Me): Loch Ness 1972 to present.
David Martin-Jones (lecturer in Film Studies University of St Andrews) : Nessie on film.
Charles Paxton (organiser) (ecologist University of St Andrews): statistical analysis of eyewitness reports
Gordon Rutter (organiser) (author Ghosts Caught on Film 3): photographic evidence of the Loch Ness monster
Hypotheses for the Loch Ness monster: different explanations for the Loch Ness monster as both a non-monstrous and monstrous phenomena.
Adrian Shine / Paul Harrison / Steuart Campbell (author The Loch Ness Monster: the Evidence) / Roland Watson Panel discussion
Books will be on sale during the event and there are a couple of competitions which you can enter online – watch this space!
To buy tickets send a paypal transfer to Charles Paxton (cgp2@st-andrews.ac.uk) for £20 – we will not issue physical tickets but if you could bring your Paypal receipt on the day we will match that to our list.

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