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Hey Jazzy!
Nothing much, still job searching and stuff. Counting down the days to my 19th next Wednesday..
Besotted By Barrowman said:Nothing much, still job searching and stuff. Counting down the days to my 19th next Wednesday..
Happy early b-day! And remember, once you hit 21. It all goes downhill from there! But.. you have another year or two before that happens.
Jazzy said:
Not at the moment that I know of.. My other half and his mum are going to organise for me and him to go and see the Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Scotland for my 20th next year.
Sci said:[quote name='Jazzy']It's an optical illusion
Lol yeah. And Besotted, Edinburgh Military Tattoo? The word 'Tattoo'' have a different meaning over there for you guys?[/quote]
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is the most spectacular show in the world, enjoyed by an international television audience of 100 million. There is, however, no substitute for being there in person as part of the 217,000-strong audience over its three-week season on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle who don't simply watch the show but become a part of it.
In the glowering twilight, Edinburgh Castle slumbers, resting, waiting for nightfall and for the footlights that will transform it into a dazzling stage set for the world's most spectacular show. Down Castlehill, along the Lawnmarket, around the cathedral church of St Giles, through the closes of the Royal Mile and the narrow streets whose setts ring with history, people gather in the dusk of a late summer evening.
Thats just a snip - it, the rest is here: http://www.edintattoo.co.uk/about-the-tattoo/the-visitor-experience
Besotted By Barrowman said:[quote name='Sci'][quote name='Jazzy']It's an optical illusion
Lol yeah. And Besotted, Edinburgh Military Tattoo? The word 'Tattoo'' have a different meaning over there for you guys?[/quote]
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is the most spectacular show in the world, enjoyed by an international television audience of 100 million. There is, however, no substitute for being there in person as part of the 217,000-strong audience over its three-week season on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle who don't simply watch the show but become a part of it.
the sun setting over edinburgh castleIn the glowering twilight, Edinburgh Castle slumbers, resting, waiting for nightfall and for the footlights that will transform it into a dazzling stage set for the world's most spectacular show. Down Castlehill, along the Lawnmarket, around the cathedral church of St Giles, through the closes of the Royal Mile and the narrow streets whose setts ring with history, people gather in the dusk of a late summer evening.
Thats just a snip - it, the rest is here: http://www.edintattoo.co.uk/about-the-tattoo/the-visitor-experience[/quote]
Ohh okay. Thank ya!
Sci said:[quote name='Besotted By Barrowman'][quote name='Sci'][quote name='Jazzy']It's an optical illusion
Lol yeah. And Besotted, Edinburgh Military Tattoo? The word 'Tattoo'' have a different meaning over there for you guys?[/quote]
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is the most spectacular show in the world, enjoyed by an international television audience of 100 million. There is, however, no substitute for being there in person as part of the 217,000-strong audience over its three-week season on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle who don't simply watch the show but become a part of it.
the sun setting over edinburgh castleIn the glowering twilight, Edinburgh Castle slumbers, resting, waiting for nightfall and for the footlights that will transform it into a dazzling stage set for the world's most spectacular show. Down Castlehill, along the Lawnmarket, around the cathedral church of St Giles, through the closes of the Royal Mile and the narrow streets whose setts ring with history, people gather in the dusk of a late summer evening.
Thats just a snip - it, the rest is here: http://www.edintattoo.co.uk/about-the-tattoo/the-visitor-experience[/quote]
Ohh okay. Thank ya![/quote]
You're welcome!
I just opened a tub of prawns and the juice went all over me and now I smell like prawns!
..Its a good job I like prawns isn't it.
For culinary purposes, the same as shrimp. In the US, large shrimp are sometimes called prawns. The true prawn is a small shellfish closely related to shrimp, but it is European.
