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easily washable silver spraypaint?
I don't want something that'll stain, but, if you wash it with soap and water, it's cleaned, and, it doesn't smell noxious.
Also, someone from the Glasgow area would be prefered, as they'll know a precise shop I can go to, otherwise, it'll have to be nationwide chains you mention, instead of your local shop.
I don't want something that'll stain, but, if you wash it with soap and water, it's cleaned, and, it doesn't smell noxious.
Also, someone from the Glasgow area would be prefered, as they'll know a precise shop I can go to, otherwise, it'll have to be nationwide chains you mention, instead of your local shop.
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And it wouldn't be a statue without the cone.
I wonder if the Donald Dewer statue still has a cone on it.
I remember it went up on the head teh same day the statue was put up, and loads of people were outraged, but other people were all like "Donald would have seen the funny side"
I don't think I'd laugh if some ned climbed up me and shoved a cone on my head.
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I wonder if the Donald Dewer statue still has a cone on it.
I remember it went up on the head teh same day the statue was put up, and loads of people were outraged, but other people were all like "Donald would have seen the funny side"
I don't think I'd laugh if some ned climbed up me and shoved a cone on my head.
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It's the one down from it, Royal Exchange.
I thought about it one night but was too drunk. And then it would have been cone-less, couldn't do that to such a monument.
I thought about it one night but was too drunk. And then it would have been cone-less, couldn't do that to such a monument.
Wooo.
Maybe I'll just steal the cone from the statue in George Square.
Maybe I'll just steal the cone from the statue in George Square.
SO DO I!
GLASGOW WOO
GLASGOW WOO
Ta muchly. I know where you mean now.
Its not at George sqaure exactly. Down the street a bit.
If you stand at Greggs bakers and head towards argyle street. On the right hand side of the road as you walk down there is the art museum and the rear entrance to borders, just ahead on the left hand side there is a road and then the art place is on this corner.
Can't think of the name of the street though.
Tam Shepards is on the same street too further down towards argyle street, they might do spray paint like that suitable for putting on old clothes and skin.
If you stand at Greggs bakers and head towards argyle street. On the right hand side of the road as you walk down there is the art museum and the rear entrance to borders, just ahead on the left hand side there is a road and then the art place is on this corner.
Can't think of the name of the street though.
Tam Shepards is on the same street too further down towards argyle street, they might do spray paint like that suitable for putting on old clothes and skin.
AliBoy wrote:
> Spray paint: You'll want an art shop for that probably. There is one
> on glasgow just off Geroge square, go towards the corner greggs is on
> and look down towards argyle street - art shop in on the next corner
> on the left as you head towards argyle street.
> If they don't have it they'll probably be able to tell you were to
> get some.
Ta. Is it closer to the argyle street side of George Square or the Q Street Station side. Make it easier to find.
> Traffic cone: Dunno if you can buy them but I'm sure you could 'pick'
> one up somewhere :-P
Early learning centre, probably
> Toga: Bedsheet?
Probably too thin.
It's for a halloween costume.
I always leave it too late and have to go as the grim reaper or something (becasue I have a cloak).
I'm going as a statue (in a toga, because togas rock) with a traffic cone on my head (true glasgow style)
> Spray paint: You'll want an art shop for that probably. There is one
> on glasgow just off Geroge square, go towards the corner greggs is on
> and look down towards argyle street - art shop in on the next corner
> on the left as you head towards argyle street.
> If they don't have it they'll probably be able to tell you were to
> get some.
Ta. Is it closer to the argyle street side of George Square or the Q Street Station side. Make it easier to find.
> Traffic cone: Dunno if you can buy them but I'm sure you could 'pick'
> one up somewhere :-P
Early learning centre, probably
> Toga: Bedsheet?
Probably too thin.
It's for a halloween costume.
I always leave it too late and have to go as the grim reaper or something (becasue I have a cloak).
I'm going as a statue (in a toga, because togas rock) with a traffic cone on my head (true glasgow style)
Spray paint: You'll want an art shop for that probably. There is one on glasgow just off Geroge square, go towards the corner greggs is on and look down towards argyle street - art shop in on the next corner on the left as you head towards argyle street.
If they don't have it they'll probably be able to tell you were to get some.
Traffic cone: Dunno if you can buy them but I'm sure you could 'pick' one up somewhere :-P
Toga: Bedsheet?
If they don't have it they'll probably be able to tell you were to get some.
Traffic cone: Dunno if you can buy them but I'm sure you could 'pick' one up somewhere :-P
Toga: Bedsheet?
Just rob the traffic cones from some poor road workers, come on its Glasgow anything goes.
I'm planning to paint a toga silver and hide it inside a traffic cone.
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