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  1. Some seriously clown shoes defending at both sides of the park yesterday which made for a very open, chaotic, and entertaining game. Big Sol is a more than capable defender, but his decision making on the ball lately has been woeful. I don't know if there's a glitch in his brain to make him suddenly think he's prime Baresi, but the number of times he has an easy option on, but instead does his daft wee pirouette with an opposing player bearing down and ends up hoofing it into the stand under pressure is mental. He got away with it a few times yesterday but it's going to end up costing us. Back to basics ffs big man. Like most, left the ground feeling relatively entertained for the first time in god knows how long. Next week it's in our own hands, let's see how we can contrive to completely f**k it.
  2. Don't think it matters when she does it as a large percentage of the population have binned it off completely already anyway. Trains have been mostly utilised by jakies, junkies, and the young team in recent weeks , but in Glasgow and the West today there were groups of all ages and backgrounds travelling in groups together, obviously heading off to various social gatherings and events with absolutely none of the guidelines being adhered to. Social distancing, for the most part, is already a lost cause. The figures indicate steady progression and to be seen to follow suit to 1M with down south, without the two week delay, could ingratiate her a bit with some of her detractors, as its already beyond that level with a lot of folk anyway.
  3. Record and Mail sources = Rangers and Celtic pasties toeing the party line for their whitey colts idea. Sun and Times sources = some cnut from the other 40 clubs who gives a fûck and knows the actual score.
  4. The best thing I found from English's recent tweets was nothing to do with his footballing insights, merely that a Ms Georgie Lyall had commented on one of them regarding hitting 100k followers. Upon clicking her profile and being taken to her own feed, one is able to view some samples of her 'work'. Extremely NSFW if you were of a mind to investigate , but definitely an accomplished Scottish artiste in her field.
  5. Are Ketone sales the sole preserve of the journeyman defender? Simon Ramsden, Hartley, and now big Bevis. If only they contained an additive to improve the big man's footballing ability...
  6. Back to basics today, T glorious T in copious amounts. Probably put a dent in the Glenmorangie bottle later.
  7. Same round my way, and don't know if they were hoping for some sort of 'clapper of the week' award or something, but there was one twat who carried on solo for about another minute after the rest of them had stopped. Took me by surprise tonight. Was sitting with the bathroom window slightly ajar enjoying my evening toly when all the clapping, whooping, and pot banging started. Killed the ambiance completely tbh. Is fucking nothing sacred any more?
  8. The wife and daughter were out on the step clapping along with all the other numpties, a lot of pot banging and whooping going on. They basically said they feel they need to do it for fear of looking bad. Wtf?, although I would imagine a lot of people also do it for just that reason. Closed the door on them and retreated to the living room, toe curling levels of cringe. Stupid shit needs binned pronto.
  9. Having a few Guinness tonight which are going down a treat. Was gifted this wee miniature set a while back, think I'll partake in a wee nip as well.
  10. Grey Goose with just a wee dash of fresh orange. Nice.
  11. A repeat of last night's glorious T and whisky cocktails is underway. Fucked up Friday followed by Shitfaced Saturday, a lovely wee double. Struggle like f**k Sunday on the cards, but we'll worry about that tomorrow.
  12. Cans of T and various experimental whisky based cocktails that the mrs is conjuring up from recipes in some book. Half pished and very much enjoying.
  13. Shift pattern at work includes a long weekend every third week, so not due back til Wednesday. Normally absolutely buzzing when it comes around with plenty of plans to make the most of it, maybe a nice meal out or an overnight visit somewhere. Some time spent tackling the to do list around the house, or an away day at the fitba' if it ties in (how good does an away day sound right now)?. Not this time, obviously. Can't go anywhere, and unable to source materials required to crack on with work in the garden etc. Frustrating as f*ck, and it's only early a.m. on my first day off!! On another note, my teabreak yesterday was in Glasgow city centre and staff area was busier than I was comfortable with at this time, so I used the time for my daily exercise and went a walk around town instead. Extremely weird and eerily quiet. Looking along the whole length of Buchanan St, from top to bottom at 10 in the morning and counting only a dozen or so people, when there would normally be hundreds bustling around, was quite surreal. Suppose it means folk are following advice though. Is it too early for a T. ??!!
  14. I work as a train driver, so still out there and working same shift pattern as normal. Hours vary a bit from usual , but still following a fairly regular, structured working week. Pretty glad to still be out working tbh, as I don't know how I'd cope with prolonged hours stuck at home. I'm not really one for sitting around watching box sets etc, also gaming and stuff doesn't interest me. On my days off there are a few things around the house I will occupy myself with when unable to get out and about. The good lady is self employed and works from a unit at home, and will now be idle until this is over. She is starting to struggle without the structure of her normal day. She frets about me going to work each day for fear of me coming into contact with the virus, but personally I'm fairly confident the risks are minimal. I have pretty much no contact with the general public, being in the cab out the way. The only real contact I have is with colleagues, and everyone is pretty aware of the social distancing and most do what they can in terms of cab hygiene, wiping down controls, wearing gloves where available etc. Really sympathise with anyone struggling with what is a monumental change to many people's daily routines, and obviously the added worry of the health situation for themselves and their families. This site is a great place in these unprecedented times. Whether you're looking to keep up to date in the Covid threads, have a laugh in some others, or seek solace or advice in the superbly helpful and non-judgmental depression thread, there's something for everyone here. Last paragraph sounds very birthday caird pish patter, but it's 100% true. Stay in touch with the world, stay positive and stay safe. Mon the P&B.
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