
Quote from: Alex on Today at 12:01:16 PMThere was a big fire in Glasgow city centre last night. Sounds like it started in a vape shop and swiftly grew from that to engulf a large building from the Victorian era. The area is absolutely gutted and I am not sure if they will be able to save the building, which would be a shame. I've passed it thousands of times. At one point from what I'm reading, they ran a line straight from the river (a mile or two away from the actual fire) for more water, had 6 engines and 90 firefighters on scene.QuoteSurvives two world wars to be taken out by a vape shop...
The aftermath of the major fire near Glasgow Central Station.
Photo from Glasgow live
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The Scene at Union Street
The fire, which reportedly began in a vape shop on UnionQuote from: Alex on Today at 12:01:16 PMThere was a big fire in Glasgow city centre last night. Sounds like it started in a vape shop and swiftly grew from that to engulf a large building from the Victorian era. The area is absolutely gutted and I am not sure if they will be able to save the building, which would be a shame. I've passed it thousands of times. At one point from what I'm reading, they ran a line straight from the river (a mile or two away from the actual fire) for more water, had 6 engines and 90 firefighters on scene.QuoteSurvives two world wars to be taken out by a vape shop...
The aftermath of the major fire near Glasgow Central Station.
Photo from Glasgow live
Image description
The Scene at Union Street
The fire, which reportedly began in a vape shop on Union Street, has left the historic B-listed Victorian building (dating back to 1851) a hollowed-out shell.
Structural Collapse: The most striking visual is the collapsed dome that once sat atop the corner of the building at Union Street and Gordon Street. The roof and internal floors have caved in, leaving only the blackened, soot-stained exterior facade standing.
Rubble is scattered around the ground with smoke still rising from the hollowed-out building
We had an emergency med flight come in via helicopter from the coast guard last night too. It was met by an ambulance, which took whoever they were evacuating to the local hospital. About half an hour later, the ambulance returned for their patient to then be medevacted to a larger facility (I'd imagine either Aberdeen, Edinburgh or Glasgow).
Just thought, whoever was in those mercy flights should consider themselves to be damn lucky they aren't in the US. If a 20-minute ambulance ride costs $3600, I'd hate to think what the two flights would cost them.
It is Ash's 8th birthday today. He wanted a walking stick because he is now an old man. That is literally the only thing we could get him to tell us he wanted until about a week ago when we got him excited about the thought of a scooter and some more trains.
It is Ash's 8th birthday today. He wanted a walking stick because he is now an old man. That is literally the only thing we could get him to tell us he wanted until about a week ago when we got him excited about the thought of a scooter and some more trains.
Happy birthday Ash 🎂🎉💐🎊🍰🎁🐢
Quote from: Alex on Today at 12:01:16 PMIt is Ash's 8th birthday today. He wanted a walking stick because he is now an old man. That is literally the only thing we could get him to tell us he wanted until about a week ago when we got him excited about the thought of a scooter and some more trains.
QuoteSurvives two world wars to be taken out by a vape shop...
The aftermath of the major fire near Glasgow Central Station.
Photo from Glasgow live
Image description
The Scene at Union Street
The fire, which reportedly began in a vape shop on Union Street, has left the historic B-listed Victorian building (dating back to 1851) a hollowed-out shell.
Structural Collapse: The most striking visual is the collapsed dome that once sat atop the corner of the building at Union Street and Gordon Street. The roof and internal floors have caved in, leaving only the blackened, soot-stained exterior facade standing.
Rubble is scattered around the ground with smoke still rising from the hollowed-out building

...inappropriate...) and something about those two very low-key, chilly, ?subtle? movies really struck a chord w/ me. I agree BODY DOUBLE is more "fun"... or maybe "ostentatious" is the word? I feel like BODY DOUBLE has more in common w/ CARRIE than SISTERS or BLOW-OUT. (Actually I didn't like CARRIE when I first saw it, either, though I appreciate it/love it today.)
When she regains consciousness, she feels no guilt and Menjou of course can once again pretend to be a loyal husband. The End!