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Edinburgh - A Travel Story from EdinburghAlthough this happened some 48hrs ago, the adrenalin juices start flowing through the system again just thinking about it..... I should start by saying what a wicked place Edinburgh was. Those bloody Scots sure know how to party. Stayed with such an unbelievably cool group of guys that i guess in the end touble was just inevitable. My final night dawned upon me as we made a start into our Chezch bitters at the apartment. After having way to many there, we moved around various clubs and pubs that had their nightly drink specials, carrying on as you would suspect, drunken fools. We left our final club at I dunno about 0330hrs. I walked home with two mates, but on the way back we decided to stop by a convienance store for a few munchies. Just as I pounced the shop attendant looked up and caught me red handed. It was too late, by this stage I had jumped out the store and was running full pelt down the street. Any right minded person would of surrended right there. But I had just watched the movie "Midnight Express" earlier in the day, and there was one particular scene where the guy leads the Turkish Police on a frantic goose chase through the crowded Bazars that made me wanna do the same. I cant remember much inside the cop car, apart from conviently loosing my ID and the male cop continually saying stupid. "Your just so stupid", "This is soo stupid", "I cant believe how stupid you are", "Do you know how stupid you are". Just as it seemed I would never get out of there, I noticed my two mates walking back down the street. I started waving and yelling frantically. After they finished pissing themselves with laughter, they came over to the cops and made a comprimise. As I left the cop car we all started yelling with laughter again, ringing down my ears all I could hear was that bloody male cop saying "This isnt funny, its serious" he probably threw the word stupid in there as well Walking back home my mate said, "you would of got away if it werent for the fact you started waving the crisps at the shop attendants face as you left." Back home the word had reached the other boys of my mission, and they hailed me with a heroes gretting. One religious Irish guy even felt obliged to bless me with his mineral water and Knight me with the new name of "Crisp" It was a shame to leave that place, but then again perhaps it was a blessing in disguise.
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