ThatBoyRonaldo

Ah, an Oxford man.

Dalhousie castle near bonnyrigg is nice

Parliamentary procedure is for nerds and nerds only - if and when the government/commons has made its mind up what it wants to do there will be an equally arcane bureaucratic fudge to get them out of this mess. The political reality has been unchanged for months, which is that there is no clear majority for any way forward and until there is we will remain in stalemate.

Didn't butcher come out a few years back and admit that he got a bit caught up in it all without fully understanding it when he was a player and is quite ashamed looking back at it all?

Found this out the hard way when my mate organised his stag do for Easter weekend in Dublin.

He posts, or used to post, on here. Good guy.

Hardly unexpected but still a shame, I've not made a game in a wee while and was hoping to head along. Was looking at the table earlier - does anyone still hold out hope for the title? Personally find it hard to see Broxburn dropping points when you see who they've still to play. That said, suppose we should never discount the possibility of an upset - Ormiston coming and getting a draw with us after losing 11-1 or whatever it was at home being a case in point.

The internet is absolutely responsible for a lot of the fascist crap you get today. In a way it's almost pitiful seeing gullible people get reeled in by these grifters. Lost souls. I read somewhere once an argument along the lines that if you Google 'why can't I get a girlfriend', the internet effectively has two answers to that problem. The first is the GQ solution, where you buy a £5000 watch, an Armani suit and get ripped at the gym. The second is the answer that tells you that the reason you can't get a girlfriend is feminism, and here's a Jordan Peterson video to explain it in full! Not surprising really that these sad, desperate losers choose to believe answer 2.

Off to Brora tomorrow for the North Caledonian Cup Final between Alness and Invergordon. Got a mate in the Invergordon team - hope they get torn right into those Alness b*****ds tbh. In seriousness - looking forward to taking in a game at the very fringes of the senior set up and having an excuse to take a trip up to a nice part of the world.

They are undoubtedly a bit hip but I really liked it. Great atmosphere in the ground, bar above the stand is excellent, good food etc. The activist stuff is welcome and it's not done in a way that takes away from the football. It seemed like somewhere you could take someone who wasn't all that interested in football and they would still have a good time. One aspect I did wonder about was when I saw a couple of older guys in club ties etc who presumably have been going along for years, before the new identity developed. It must be strange to see your club change like that but the impression I get is that it was a relatively organic process so presumably that helps. I've been to FC United in Manchester as well and while that was also good fun, in comparison it was all a bit more forced and self-conscious.

Late with this but maybe in hindsight it's not surprising that a man with over 100 buy-to-let flats would be the kind of person to jump ship the instant someone flashed a fiver at him.

Spent last night in The Auld Shillelagh in Stoke Newington after taking in the Dulwich Hamlet game - good pub imo.

Adventureland It's a bit clichéd - 'self-centred sensitive kid fresh out of college, stuck in a dead-end job in his home town, acts like a w**k but still has his life changed by a quirky, emotionally fragile yet incredibly attractive girl', but I like it. Some nice touches but nothing too challenging. Mellow watching, if that's a thing?

Game clashed with his shift at Burger King

People, companies, GP and dental practices etc that do business in Scotland but use the NHS England logo on their premises/materials/advertising.