Futureboy

I have no idea one way or another. The whole "up to date" thing just sticks in my craw as the vets are making up rules that go against their own associations guidelines and could be prevented with a simple test. Anyway, I won't derail the thread any further

I'm with you on most of your post and the chip thing (given its the law) but there is zero requirement to be up to date with vaccinations. The World Small Animal Veterinary Association recommend every three years for core vaccinations despite the vets saying its an annual thing. I have two adult dogs (5 & who haven't been boosted since having puppy vaccs. An annual blood test confirms they still have acceptable antibody levels and that's accepted by pet insurance companies etc.

My squad! Special kudos to the full on nutter

Sorry to hear of you who have lost your dogs. It's hard.

Fancied one of these since it first came out at Baselworld a few years ago. A decent price so thought I'd take a punt.

Shelled out on an Erika's Originals MN strap and put my old and battered Seamaster on it. Ridiculously over priced for a strap, but really comfy and secure. Sits close to the wrist too. Much better than a NATO. I've also went back down the Seiko rabbit hole and bought an SKX to mod.

Enjoying this Squale. Loads of history with these, having made cases for Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, DOXA etc. https://ibb.co/Hgzwz7S Just bought a Seiko SPB143J. Curious to see how alike the MAS it is. Decent watch. Happy with it.

Enjoying this Squale. Loads of history with these, having made cases for Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, DOXA etc. https://ibb.co/Hgzwz7S Just bought a Seiko SPB143J. Curious to see how alike the MAS it is.

A few years ago, a boy did Ride the North on a fully panniered french postie's bike. The thing weighed a ton and I'm sure a three spread hub My mountain bike is single speed

Probably suits your needs better. I like the gravel bike for off road, but not sure i'd fancy it as a long touring bike.

Old post, but yeah I have. Mostly for a max of three days. I use a mix of Alpkit and Apidura packs and Salsa Anything cages on the forks rather than panniers. Other than a bit off wobble from the saddle pack if poorly packed it's fine. I'm either carrying a Laser Comp tent or a tarp. Stands up to off-road no bother.

Hope weighorstsnut is doing ok. Been signed off work for two weeks. Head is up my arse. Ex has decided that I can't see the kids then referred me to child maintenance for the max amount. All despite me having had the kids more than the agreed days and never missing a payment in 8 years. It's brutal.

Met a few ex players through work stuff. Scott Severin seemed sound. Lee Mair seemed a bit Herbalife. Alan Main was brand new despite rumours suggesting otherwise. The legend that is Hamish McAlpine gave me a Tannadice tour and introduced me to Jim McLean which was an amazing childhood memory.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/tam-courts-set-dundee-united-27183198 Apologies, didn't notice post above

Or as it's known to the locals, Stoney.

Every day is a school day.

Not sure if you can put pigs anuses in beef ravioli.

Fair doos. I'm not a betting man

Just curious. I see some bookie has stopped taking bets due to money going on McGhee.

It's not going to be Mark McGhee is it?

Yes, it could result in a renewal of the criminal case.

Flo Hoti to Dunfermline and Louis Appere to Ayr United on loan according to Twitter.

I have no idea how anyone could read the online output of the Alba moonhowlers and think "that's the party for me". Did they not poll at less than 1% recently, yet consider themselves a credible alternative to the SNP? They will self implode soon.

Finnish international keeper incoming according to The Courier.

I don't consider myself to have long covid, but to suggest that it's "feeling a bit tired" is a bit of an over simplification. My resting heart rate is still significantly higher than it was pre-covid, some months after having it. I can't do the level of excercise I am used to. In fact, I was happy to do a 40mile loop on the bike today as that's the longest I've managed since, when pre-virus a bike ride would normally be 70-90 miles. Given how differently the virus plays out in people, it's not a stretch to think that the lasting effects will to. Certainly for some, it goes beyond "a bit tired for a few weeks".