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A cool wee gender reversal cover of Gloria...

It's a lovely sunny day here in Dundee.

Yeah, when we hit the woodwork twice early on, I thought that we would dominate. Annan had other ideas though and they really came in to it and dominated at times. I dont grudge them their point and I imagine they're disappointed not to walk away with all three.

The Greatest ever performance in a Scotland shirt...

I've got huge moobs. f**k the woke brigade.

Super Furry Animals - Out Spaced It was packed in a rubber tit.

A couple of guys from a big city are passing through some small town in the deep south. They'll stop off at a roadside bar, where the locals are playing pool. The women will show interest but the men will be pissed off and start a fight.

About two years ago, in a moment of drunken bravado, I bought £1000 of bitcoin. The price then fell through the floor. I became despondent over the next few months. I then gave up on it wrote off the grand. Seeing this thread back on the first page of the forum made me check. I'm pleased to report that I've doubled my money.

Depends on the airport. I flew Ryanair to Tirana last year. I needed a paper boarding pass for the flight home. There was a Ryanair branded printer at the airport that was free to use.

Some cracking gigs there. I was listening to ACR's last couple of albums today. Their recent stuff is better then their early output. I can't think of many other bands who have improved over the decades. Bdrmm are in Dundee the following night. I would go, but I'm going to see Jerry Sadowitz at the Whitehall Theatre that night. The Zutons are aldo playing Fatties on the same day. Typical Dundee, you wait ages for an interesting event and then three come along at once.

Yeah, I've read both of them. I did enjoy reading them but I believe serious historians look down their noses at Antony Beevor. His books are very readable but they do verge on sensationalism at times. I was actually referring to the First World War in my post above though. Its hard to find much about it anywhere. I could be way off the mark here, but I've always suspected that most of the soldiers in the Russian army, possibly the Austro-Hungarian Army too, were illiterate so there isn't many diaries or other source material that authors would use to research a book. Like I say, I could be well off the mark there but the fact remains that there's not many English language books about the Eastern Front in WW1.

1990 time for the guru

I'm keen to read more about the Eastern Front in WW1 but there's very little out there. In English at least. I tried reading Norman Stone's book about it, but it was quite dry and I gave up pretty quickly. Alexander Watson's Ring of Steel and his following book about a siege in a Polish city, that I'm not going to attempt to spell, were both excellent. Nick Lloyd has an Eastern Front book out soon, that I've pre-ordered. I'm looking forward to getting stuck in to it. Does anyone have any recommendations for Eastern Front WW1 books?

Carlsberg don't do weekends...

Jaws Duel Raiders of the Lost Ark Munich Saving Private Ryan

Either of the arse cheeks getting gubbed by a "diddy" team gives me almost as much pleasure as my own team winning. Well played 'well.

I'm pretty sure he wears it to hide a scar on his head after he got his c**t battered in a few years ago.

This is the daddy of 'em all...

Och AI the noo.

Rennie's free kick when we beat Raith at LP was sublime.

That pretty much sums up Rennie's time at Montrose. Scored a few spectacular and important goals, but didn't seem streetwise enough for the rigours of SPFL fitba'. There's a good player in there, but he's just a bit too lightweight at times.