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Thanks Roger.
This is something I have been thinking about. Another account for sending large attachments. Not got round to it yet, I really don't send enough biggies to have gone about it yet. That's not to say it'll never happen though. I may write a 10 verse classic and need to share it with people.
And then again.......... maybe not.
Cheers anyway.

It's really just a case of pulling that finger off as fast and clean as possible.

My email provider limits the size of files to 5Mb but it really struggles with anything over 3. Takes forever and then times out. Very frustrating. However I find that if it's a recording of myself then I can usually get that down to a 2ish Mb mp3.

I won't torture you.

That gorilla in the TV ad. Best gorilla drummer i ever saw!

I thought TWIST was a drummer.

There is still a HUGE Catholic presence in Scotland. In fact some would say Scotland is notorious for it's Protestant/Catholic divide. Very similar to Ireland but with not quite as violent  a recent history.

The old question "what school did you go to?" was designed to determine if someone was Catholic or Protestant. The Catholic Church still reserves the right to send it's children to all Catholic schools.

It has become very convenient to blame religion for all of the world's problems. Is it possible that religion has been USED by unscrupulous and corrupt leaders to mobilise the masses into serving said leader's own personal agenda; whether it be for global domination, ethnic cleansing, oil, gold, or the advance of some empire.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that religion that is the problem, it's  the darkness of human nature that is at the very heart of it.

In ANY situation you only need to do one simple thing to get people to start thinking in terms of THEM and US. Very simply, just split them into two groups. Human nature does the rest.

You mentioned Haggis, Doc. I guess there's no getting away from it - like it or not it IS Scotland's national dish. A mixture of oats and blended spices with (traditionally) the heart, liver and lungs of a sheep, all tied up in said sheep's stomach lining. Sounds revolting but I can assure you is delicious. Most haggis nowadays is wrapped in plastic instead of the stomach. Served with mashed tatties (potatoes) and neeps (turnip), with maybe a little whisky sauce. Nice. Trust me.

I'm also glad to see the virtues of Irn Bru have made it across the Irish Sea. Too bad it hasn't made it across the Atlantic, Bonedaddy. I suspect there will be a few bottles in use this morning in Scotland. Virtually a whole nation with a hangover today after a small game of footy at Hampden Park, Glasgow.

Cheers guys.

Bud, you lucky sod. I'm stuck here trying to find it somewhere on the net. (with possible success)

Good luck to the boys!

Don'y know about Myspace, but you see covers all the time on Youtube/Google, Yahoo and places of that kind.

I think it was Maggie bell.

The song is called No Mean City. Written by Mike Moran.