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9 hours ago, Zetterlund said:
I have no idea who someone called Sydney Sweeney is, but in the last few days Twitter/X is absolutely determined to convince me that she's very important and that I need to pay attention to everything she says & does. Literally every 4th or 5th post is her.
Presumably there's some kind of 'show man boobs, man click on ads' algorithm going on.
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24 minutes ago, Super Staggie said:
What would Bradshaw have said?
I mean Bradshaw's guide not Paul Bradshaw who could possibly should have gone to Blackburn Rovers for a whopping 50k.....
Who said it was just the banter years that were superb..
Was it C Nicholas?
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How inconvenient
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1 hour ago, HTG said:
Very few people voted for the democratically available Tory or the c**t from Reform.
Democracy was fine, Labour fucked up.
Just rejoice at that news and congratulate our voters
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2 hours ago, Craig fae the Vale said:
Hairy Biker Dave Myers has cooked his last meal.
Dave Myers: The Hairy Bikers star, who had cancer, dies at 66 - BBC News
his goose is cooked
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6 hours ago, Central Belt Caley said:
We really do have some utter bawbags in our support
Agreed. You read the abuse dished out on here and the foul negativity inside the stadium at every turn. These entitled individuals seem increasingly emboldened.
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1 hour ago, Melanius Mullarkey said:
Lol
Poor Crunchie has let himself go. I prefer to think of him in more elegant days
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57 minutes ago, Sortmeout said:
How was he? Did he look interested in playing football?
I did say (and you did react pretty badly) that I just got the impression he didn’t really like football although probably didn’t really look interested would’ve been better terminology to use.
When your legs have gone, they're gone
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18 hours ago, scottbamby said:
I’ll have some of whatever medication you’re on Sophia.
Missed the nail by about a kilometre as usual.
I'm not at all sure what you are getting at.
We finished yesterday better off with respect to all of our nearest rivals and no worse as compared to the bottom club. If that is repeated every game day from now until the end of the season I'd be satisfied.
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25 minutes ago, Sonam said:
Don Cowie, a Dingwall Academy lad do well. It's nice hearing a Dingwall accent
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With not much more than a starting eleven able to be deployed today, a point away from home, bravely salvaged by a blossoming player, was a decent late winter outcome that allows for a spring forward in a run of fixtures that offer grounds for home comforts.
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Thank God Samuel is fit again
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1 hour ago, scottsdad said:
I have said it before and I will say it again.
Yogi would do a better job than any mainstream politician today. Any single one.
Is that not the rejoinder of the ill thinking pub bore?
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Woe betide any upstart state that threaten us, haughty tyrants ne'er shall tame, all their attempts to bend thee down will but arouse thy generous flame. But work their woe, and thy renown, Rule Britannia!
Rockets get rockets wrong again
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6 hours ago, Supercaleyman94 said:
I think we can all agree though that Scott Gardiner is a absolute charlatan con man & a lot of the issues lie with him.
You can think all you like and to be fair critical thought is a novel concept that is not carried lightly in some quarters.
In my experience, both in a personal capacity in the context of a sme and more broadly, those that are hired and aren't able get moved on, mostly within two years. In extremis it's more like two months.
Scot, that'll be just the one t, will shortly be presented with an award for five years of service so it appears that your view is indeed not universal.
It's true that there is a cohort on here, including deeply unserious Dundee contributors, that take a repetitive, some might say asinine position on this matter but that should never be confused with real world actualité
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Nearly thirty years after signing for ict, Ross Tokely remains a Highland cult
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Whilst appreciating the performative nature of these declarations of voting intention, there's a great danger of repeating the @Granny Danger level of ludicrous vote leave justifications.
I say this in the firm knowledge that each vote not cast for the only show in town is a +1 impetus to the nasty party and an invitation to others to riff on their nonsense.
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1 hour ago, Sergeant Wilson said:
He's being paid to comment on the game in front of him. Once he'd heard Hoilett had signed and was likely to play, a glance at Wikipedia would've stopped him sounding like an ill-informed buffoon.
Eminent scientists funded by large hadron collider finances would struggle with such a mission.
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17 hours ago, ICTChris said:
Polling analysis shows middle to upper income Scottish voters moving away from the SNP and toward Labour.
Think that should skip the paywall?
The pay wall was indeed breached and thanks for sharing. I have to say though, such was the imbalance in the shallow article, all it served to do was remind me why I no longer purchase newspapers.
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1 hour ago, Sonam said:
the championship with Falkirk back, Raith, Partick etc, it's entertaining, but I don't think we would be straight back up. County could be down for a while.
55 minutes ago, Sonam said:Agree totally with this totally.
I can't help but feel that you may have made an omission in the totality of anticipated rivalry
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52 minutes ago, oneteaminglasgow said:
Wasn’t there so and just found out the score, but I’m glad that Brian Graham continues to just fucking hate the Caley.
I'm not at all sure that he remembers or was even aware
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5 hours ago, Zetterlund said:
Some kind of poisonings obviously happened, but the novichok in underpants script is laughable. Firstly because we're told any contact with a tiny amount of the stuff would kill hundreds of people, but (nearly) everyone who touches it ends up fine. Then, in his pants, really? There are easier ways which are less fun in the news.
Nothing makes sense about the official Salisbury story. The only thing I'm pretty confident of is that version didn't happen. The 2 shady Russians were probably up to no good, but there are so many gaping holes in the story that plenty of others have covered.
Thanks for the reply. I'm genuinely interested in what your take on Salisbury is as I've heard nothing other than what was shared via mainstream media. Are you able to appraise and share an alternative take on the matter?
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Rangers' Wee Spot in Europe - Season 2023/24
in Scots in Europe
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That's not particularly benfical to my evening enjoyment