The Orange Order appear to be holding some sort of rally. Be wary of drunken persons milling around on the paths.
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If you go down to the Meadows today
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Drunk people stumbling about the paths and getting in the way? How will I tell them apart from normal pedestrians?
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The marching band outfits and sashes are a dead giveaway
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Aye, I can hear the flutes and drums in Abbeyhill: I hope they are not heading down Easter Road!
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yeah,nearly got taken out
1st by two of their coaches at Tollcross
Then a Transit 'bus' that didnt realise the coaches were parking(on the zigzags!) and I thought he was them and pulling in
locked up slide from me.
does turning the rear wipers signal a sorry?Posted 12 years ago # -
Different Meadows story -
http://citycyclingedinburgh.info/bbpress/topic.php?id=10606#post-116348
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"Erin Hennessey, a barmaid who was on duty at The Royal Mile pub when the brawl occurred, said: “Normally it’s mainly tourists in here, but you could say we had some interesting customers on Saturday. You might use the term radge"
Quote of the day.
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I'd always assumed it was 'rage' but pronounced as 'radge' but then I'm not a bar worker.
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Radge as in Gadge as in Gadgie. I believe it's got gypsy/Romany roots.
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Ah now I didn't know the stymology of the word - I'd always thought it was a slang term for 'ned'.
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Pronunciation IPA: /rædʒ/
Adjective;radge1.(Geordie, Scotland) Violent or crazy.
That fight last night was radge
Noun - radge (plural radges)2.(Geordie, Scotland) A fit of rage.
He hoyed a propa radge when a telt him
Verb - radge (third-person singular simple present radges, present participle radgin, simple past and past participle radged)3.(Geordie) To throw a fit of rage.
Derived terms
* radgepacket
* radgieReferences
* Dictionary of North East Dialect, Bill Griffiths, 2005Posted 12 years ago #
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