@rugbyworldcup For the 2nd time in a week, I've waited hours in an online queue only for the ticket website to crash when I clicked something. Infuriating.
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Rod Gillies
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Rod Gillies
@RodGillies
Head of Marketing for The Borders Distillery. Vice-Chair of the Marketing Society in Scotland. Puzzle Designer. Semi-pro LEGO builder. Infrequent Twitterer.
Edinburgh, usually Katılım Ocak 2009
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🎟 Fans who have signed up to be part of the 2023 Family can now access the #RWC2023 Follow My Team and City packs presale
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@jaimie_s Glad he liked it! Thanks for giving it a go. Hope you had a good Christmas.
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Astonishing atmosphere at Murrayfield tonight. Brilliant stuff from Scotland.
#scotlandrugby… instagram.com/p/Bfl82jrhKN7/
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Been busy with the bricks... A little line-up of rebel scum.
#lego #starwars instagram.com/p/Bd8Rc8ChS0-/
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“Okay, just one beer...” said Santa. But everyone knows that Rudolph is a bad influence. Have a… instagram.com/p/BdF3DSMBE61/
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Spotted this evening: graffiti in M&S correcting the grammar on the ad beside the till. Quality. instagram.com/p/Bc-xLjaBjkG/
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A little bit of Edinburgh’s Princes Street recreated in plastic. Now tempted to build the whole… instagram.com/p/BcgCsGwB2q2/
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A little brick-built tribute. RIP Malcolm Young. Going down, party time, my friends are going to… instagram.com/p/Bbr-keThceX/
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Been busy with the bricks. A little bit of Zombie Michael action for you...
#lego #thriller instagram.com/p/Ba1ttNjhsq-/
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Been busy with the bricks. A little something for Hallowe’en.
#lego #clowns #sleepwell instagram.com/p/Ba1I-pehUUi/
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Been busy with the bricks. A bit of cyberpunk-flavoured mech action...
See the whole folder here: goo.gl/4nWP5t
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@richmurkin @Letsgorich "Yo! Cluck-and-go" - the great flavour of chicken and yoghurt in one handy convenience pack. Perfect for on-the-go living.
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@richmurkin @Letsgorich Surely they should be "choccy chicky" rather than "chicky chocky"? The latter implies chicken-flavoured chocolate.
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