Famous Hamish on the Beeb!

[Ian.MacAllan]

. . . In this case, however, I lost out on the opportunity of making the film clip as I wanted to do it - just because the BBC was short of VideoCameras at that time! [emphasis added]

Take care,
Ham.

It's very likely that they lied about that too. Rare (and short-lived professionally) is the media person who will pass up an opportunity to embarrrass someone.

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[Uncle Al]

Hamish-I remember that video! Brings back fond memories! Also, when you invited me to 'your table by the potted palm'. I wasn't sure if you were still here or not. I don't post to often anymore, but I eagerly read any and all of your posts. I've just retired from the airlines, and getting more involved with my Theatre Pipe Organ group. I also spend as much time as possible with my 21month old grandson. I'm hoping that 2009 will allow my wife and I to visit the U.K and Ireland. I've found that I'm 40% Scottish, 40% Irish, and 20% German-or something. ( I do prefer the 1st and 2nd percentage in a glass now and then! LOL! ) Last Saturday, I completed a photo shoot as the Jolly Ol' Elf in the Red Suit. The babies really know how to pull a beard!

Best Regards!

Have a Very Merry Christmas with a Prosperous and Happy New Year!

Uncle Al
Duncanville, TX USA

[McG]

You know, as a Scotsman with mostly traditional kilts but also a denim kilt, I have to say that while there is a thin line between fashion and tradition, I am fine with most modern kilts.
As long as the person wearing them shows respect for where they came from everything is O.K.

You don't have to be Scottish to wear a kilt. But it's nice if you respect Scotland's history.

We aw hae an opinion Arlen as lang as wee dinnae offend, thats yin o' the reasons we are oan this forum!

[Dirk Skene]

Hamish is a great ambassador.

[Hamish]

Hamish-I remember that video! Brings back fond memories! Also, when you invited me to 'your table by the potted palm'. I wasn't sure if you were still here or not. I don't post to often anymore, but I eagerly read any and all of your posts. I've just retired from the airlines, and getting more involved with my Theatre Pipe Organ group. I also spend as much time as possible with my 21month old grandson. I'm hoping that 2009 will allow my wife and I to visit the U.K and Ireland. I've found that I'm 40% Scottish, 40% Irish, and 20% German-or something. ( I do prefer the 1st and 2nd percentage in a glass now and then! LOL! ) Last Saturday, I completed a photo shoot as the Jolly Ol' Elf in the Red Suit. The babies really know how to pull a beard!

Best Regards!

Have a Very Merry Christmas with a Prosperous and Happy New Year!

Uncle Al
Duncanville, TX USA

Uncle Al! As I live and breathe! Yes, I am still around these parts but have time to linger only very infrequently - hopefully I'll have more of that rare commodity after Christmas. Ah! The table by the potted palm! Those were happy days, but the place changed so much I was uncomfortable being there and have not been back in recent years.

I reciprocate your Seasonal Greetings and Good Wishes.

Take care,
Ham.