An Sionnach
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I think the Waffen SS uniforms are quite fetching, any idea where I could pick one up?
Try here - http://www.fastfancydress.co.uk/FancyDressCostumes/Uniforms/DeluxeGermanOfficerSSNazi.html
- although I don't think it will help your bid to join the Royal Family. There some clause about inbreeding....oh..
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What? two whole people? out of a 40,000 crowd? well excuse me while i go and retract my statement.
Of course there are going to england fans that bring it on theirselves. But then nearly every country has them, but surely they are not hate england solely on the reason of some of the fans dressing like complete utter morons.
Yes, two whole people....broadcast worldwide as the camera's focussed a close up directly on them. And I'm not asking you to retract anything other's may have posted of an 'anti-English' nature.
Chauvinism is chauvinism, whomsoever it is directed against.
If it helps, an English colleague was equally disgusted at their "well out of order and embarrassing outfits". I actually felt for him as he was the lone Englishman watching the game in a pub packed full of Scots in Partick and reported that the reaction to the sight of those two was, shall we say, less than favourable!
Incidentally, the same Royal Prince, interviewed on a pre-match visit to Wimbledon, exhorting the England Team on, was this "complete utter moron" -
- make of that what you will!
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There's an incredible irony that this is page 1941.....
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The backwards, anti-english patter is at times cringeworthy.
There were two England "supporters" dressed in 2nd World War RAF Pilot's uniforms at yesterday's game.
Imagine the uproar if any German supporter had turned up dressed in a Waffen SS uniform.
The fúckers bring it on themselves and deserve everything that gets thrown at them (verbally, of course, I'm not condoning violence!)
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I seen Kilt at Glasgow Airport yesterday talking to the postie.
You should have said hello!
My Admin Assistant is on holibobs, hence me, his manager, having to stoop to menial tasks like taking out the days' post in his absence. He will not be back until 2nd July!
It's at times like this I should be annoyed at the daft twat who authorised his leave - except, that was me!
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Not for that reason, just their general level of ignorance of the rules of the road and cycling merrily down the road through Holyrood Park, adjacent to the cycle path. c***s
I would offer some sort of protest, as an ex-cyclist myself (knees got too creaky), but I witnessed one today who merrily ignored the red traffic light as applying to them and whizzed across the junction with the rest of the pedestrians crossing at the Green Man signal.
You're right - bunch of c***s!
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Cyclists really are scum of the earth, apart from female ones who wear low cut tops and cycle over cobbles.
Home Office under attack again then.....
‘Leading a healthier lifestyle and saving money on my commuting costs are the two main benefits for me,’ explains Lee, who has signed up to the Home Office’s cycle to work scheme.Lee saved 30 per cent on the cost of his brand new bike, thanks to the government initiative.
The government’s cycle to work scheme – provided by Cycle Scheme means you can buy a new bike up to the value of £1,000 tax free from a network of more than 1,000 local, independent cycle stores.
The Home Office is serious about reducing travel-related emissions and encouraging more environmentally friendly modes of transport. All staff have a role in making this a reality by taking sustainability considerations into account in travel planning and encouraging others to do the same.
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Wimmin, just accept that you are never going to be right!
Just to clarify, that should be "Wimmin (pah, grumble, moan, etc), (men should) just accept that you (ie us, the men) are never going to be right!
Ach bollox....I'll get my brain in gear by lunchtime.....
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I believe we may have pinpointed where you're going wrong in your continuing quest for cherry popping.
On our drive into work this morning, George Bowie was going on about getting pelters from his Mrs for being "too nice" and opined that he couldn't understand how being "too nice" was a problem. I (stupidly) merely commented out loud that I knew how he felt, when the accusation of being "sickly, slushy and romantically sentimental" was levelled at me.
So I said "Shut it, big bum" and was told "that's better".
Wimmin, just accept that you are never going to be right!
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Fond of 'a'bdy's wullie' are we?
Fond of homophobic abuse are we?
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Rascals
Dear gods, the "English" effect must be rubbing off on you. You'll be calling them scamps, rotters and thoroughly rotten eggs at this rate. Who do you live with, Lord Snooty?!
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People who say, "Jings! Crivens! Help ma boab". I think it might be the most cringeworthy thing anyone can type or say.
Jings! Is that richt? Help ma boab....!!
Crivvens!
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Some utter c**t hit my window with a stone the other night, breaking it so I'm now in the middle of making a claim to my insurers to get my living room window replaced. Then, 2 nights ago, some other utter c**t (could've been the same utter c**t for all I know) blew up a car about a hundred yards from my house.
It must be the warm weather making the halfwits restless.
I'm glad I moved to Paisley!
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The gaelic for Raven is 'fiathach'. HTH.
Thanks for that:
BRAN
- Irish name meaning "raven." In mythology (from Voyage of Bran), this is the name of a mariner who went on a quest to the Other World.
- Welsh name meaning "crow" or "raven." In mythology, this is the name of a giant king of Britain known as Bran the Blessed, who was killed attacking Ir
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Obviously Phillip Carr-Gomm who designed the Druid Oracle Animal Tarot acrds was going by the Irish Gaelic version rather than the Scots Gaelic.
I am grateful for the clarification.
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Throw the cats up.
You want him to eat his cats?
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Raven (Gaelic, 'bran')
Initiation, protection and the gift of prophecy.
The power of the raven can also bring you the very deepest form of healing, which is achieved through a process known as 'the resolution of the opposites' making it possible for you to resolve conflicts that have long lain buried in your unconscious or in your past.
Are you sure it's not a raven? Ravens are cool!
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It's affy quiet on here. Is everybody on holibobs?
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Why not just buy an alarm clock?
You won't need to feed it and it won't shite on your carpet.
We are cat sitting, so it is a temporary inconvenience until next Wednesday.
Also, she is very fussy about using her litter tray - no messy "accidents" so far - and her owners have supplied all the food as she's on a special diet. Now if only we could do something about her poking us in the face at 4am with a claw in the vain hope she'll get breakfast...
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The new large cans of irn bru getting all set for the world cup
I can't see the point in those. Do you get an extra large bladder to last the 90 minutes without missing anything as well?
Anyhoo, I've just enjoyed a bottle of S.Pellegrino Italian sparkling water as part of my Boots Meal Deal lunch!
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Cooking shows are shite these days. I miss Keith Floyd.
Legend.....
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Steak bakes/Sausage and bean melts should be warm, I agree. They always seemed lukewarm on the outside, but whenever you bit into them the bean juice would rip the roof of your mouth off.
That's the beauty of microwaved "cooking".
I have half a day left to go before my holibobs......it is d-r-a-g-g-i-n-g.....
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Get rid of the cats, they're fucking useless.
They are extremely good alarm clocks. I'd never be awake at 4am if it weren't for Tiggy.Perthshirebell- A proud owner of a dog.
That's no way to talk about your missus.
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You're a dirty cheating b*****d. That was never a penalty/offside/foul.*
*Delete as appropriate.
Actually I heard quite a lot of "Fuxake ref, aw fuckoff ref, fuckinhell ref", etc.
There was also an amusing picture painted of someone either immensely skilled or a greedy ball-hogger who wouldn't pass it...
"Stevie, Stevie here, Stevie, STEVIE, STEEEEVIE HERE, STEEEVIEEE!!!!
Aww fuckin' hell man!!!"
*Apologies to younger readers for the coarse language and take this as a salutory warning of typical behaviour on Glasgow's football parks that will probably be amply demonstrated on Saturday!
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The very same. Took 9 of the b*****ds on and held my own.
We can see the pitches from our house up on the hill. I'll give you a wave next time you're there. 0
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If there was a fire in Glasgow Airport, naked dancing or not, I'd be out of there like a shot. Remember the last one we had.....
Hi Sam btw yersel'
