JAN 26 SSGW

[Donny Johnston]

Well, Happy New Year everybody, now it's over let's get down to some serious pickin. Seriously,
MERRY CHRISTMAS & AWERABESTTAEYOUNYOURS. See you all in January. Donny.

[Danny Mitchell]

Apologies from me for this month's meet(curses under breath). Can't get out of work! Have a good un chaps. See you next month.

[Donny Johnston]

Sorry not good enough, you'll need a note for the teacher.

[Danny Mitchell]

Ha ha! How's this Donny......

"Dear Mr Johnston,
Please excuse my son Daniel's absence from school, as he suffered a bilious attack in the night.
Yours Sincerely
Mr Mitchell"

I've penned a few of these in my time, and being corrie-fisted and slightly ambidextrous(they can't touch you for it) I used my right hand. I also used to be able to spell, 'dye her rear'.

See Y'all next meet.

[Jif]

Afraid it's a non-show for me tonight as well. Here's my note from my mummy,

Dear Mr Johnston,

Please excuse Geoff from attending the SSGW meet tonight as he has a very sore finger, poor wee soul, and cannae get a pick on it due to the poisoning.

He will make every effort to be there in February, else he'll be getting a thick ear.

Yours sincerely,

Geoff's Mum.

[Donny Johnston]

Well its too late to give you the strap now. A good night was had by all, slightly down on numbers but still enthoosiastic. Best wishes to Dougie, he has broken his wrist.

[Jif]

Well its too late to give you the strap now. A good night was had by all, slightly down on numbers but still enthoosiastic. Best wishes to Dougie, he has broken his wrist.

Never too late to give the tawse Donny. Sorry to hear about Dougie's wrist, a musicians worst nightmare, hope he recovers fully soon.

See you next month

[Willie Gamble]

Lochgelly has a lot to answer for Geoff It's years since I heard it called the tawse, The best ones were made in Lochgelly
Ah, a cold winters day and six o' the belt, happy days................AYE RIGHT

Asleep at the steel

[Jif]

Lochgelly has a lot to answer for Geoff It's years since I heard it called the tawse, The best ones were made in Lochgelly
Ah, a cold winters day and six o' the belt, happy days................AYE RIGHT

Asleep at the steel

I remember the experience well Willie, on quite few occasions!

Aye, Lo'gelly as it's pronounced locally, course they needed it there, that's where all the bad boys came from

(With the exception of Ron McLaren of course )

[RonMc]

If ever I need a lawyer Geoff, I'm asking for you cos you appear to have a glowing belief in me, thank you m8.

Best Regards Ron Mc