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Pink??? WTF???

If I were a mind reader I would have known that your question was rhetorical!

Why the question mark?

No; but thunder is a type of sonic boom!

Why were you asking then? I was simply responding to your query "Or is a sonic boom a type of thunder?

Thunder is a direct result of lightning. 🌩️

Off his own "back", when it should be "bat".

Can also be spelt gobbledegook.

One thing that does annoy me is someone who can't distinguish singular from plural!

One thing that really gets my wick is the use of 12pm. Why don't people say 12am?
12 is neither pm nor am. Why can't folk say 12 noon(or 12 midnight)?

Nearly a year behind!

Is it not usually "deffin-ate-ly"?

Particularly when only two teams are involved!

"From the get go".
Whatever happened to "from the word go"?

Totally this.
I really wonder sometimes what some fans are watching. 

Bit surprised by the grief Ayunga is getting.
There’s no question he missed two great chances and the penalty was a stinker, but I thought his general play was excellent. He held the ball up really well and did a power of running and closing down. 
Just one of those days in terms of the missed chances. 
Agree with whoever said O’Hara was MotM though. He was superb today.
The last 15 until we scored though was a hard watch. It was shaping up like that latest St. Johnstone game all over again. We invited them in far too much which was daft as we were quite rightly battering them with the extra man up until then. 

I would still have preferred that the match be rescheduled following on from the Hearts cancellation. Folks of my age who were in the cubs, scouts, brownies, guides or BB’s were taught to respect the Queen. I think that went wider - we were taught to respect people from all walks of life and backgrounds. The idea of not respecting a minutes silence or applause would not have occurred. 
 
Free speech and freedom of expression are vital however and respect for this should also be given. There will be those who do not wish to participate in a minutes silence at the match. As has been suggested, they simply need to stay outside until the minutes silence has elapsed and then enter. I saw a fan protest in Rome where fans did not enter to take their seats until a prearranged time. They made their point. 

There needs to be a change of culture among fans though, where we can self police. I know when that incident v Rangers happened, there were people on here defending him, saying he had additional needs, we were being too critical, he didnt know what he was doing.
Then we have the flares at Airdrie, the trouble on Sunday, wee fannies turning up with balaclavas on thinking they are gangsters, well you're not, everyone thinks you are just fannies.
As others have said, these things have consequences. Wee kids being scared seeing trouble, the risk of breathing difficulties for fans being caused as the result of flares, fecking think about your behaviour.
W7 does add to the atmosphere, but they need to get rid of the wee fannies, and if they wont, the club has to.

Too many silly wee guys who are there first and foremost to hang about in a gang and the football being played is secondary.
More interested in what the other teams supporters are doing. I saw an annoying number of incidents outside the ground last season after games involving these groups and there's no need for it at all.

This behaviour amounts to the bullying of travelling St Mirren fans by a bunch of uncontrolled louts. If these were opposition fans we would be demanding action should be taken to make them desist.
Unfortunately our club have lent credibility to this mob through the encouragement of 'atmosphere ' in W2 at home fixtures. This is a monster of the club's own creation. It's up to the club to come out with (at very least) a strong statement condemning this loutish behaviour. The club must clearly disassociate itself from these fans.
Yes by all means show support for our team but leave the scumbag crap to the morons who knuckle-drag following the OF.

I have no apology for starting the thread. Three things have changed.
 
Firstly, I have witnessed fans who had taken seats in grounds being “asked” to move by this group as they wanted to sit at that place.
Secondly, Flares are being used. First seen in recent times at Stenhousemuir and then at Ayr and now Airdrie. These are a danger to our fans including those using them.
Most worryingly, some of the group have taken to wearing balaclavas with only spaces for their eyes to show, presumably to help avoid ID.
I was told at Stenhousemuir that our club would receive an automatic fine of £1,000 and ,if true, then likely also on the other occasions. We could make much better use of the money.
Keep the noise and colour home and away but ditch the attitude and the flares ( please).

I think we need 4 threads to cover these subjects properly.  I’ll add my contribution now and perhaps Mods could move them to the relevant threads once rickster starts them .
 
1. Northbank - Should be opposite the Southbank 
2. Drum - Beat it 
3. Noise - Shhh 🤫 
4. Colour - Wash separate from whites .

W7 give great backing at home with lots of noise and colour and thankfully no flares and little aggro.
Away from Hope the noise and colour remain but there is more aggro towards other fans - moving then to take the spot for the drum - more aggro towards away supporters and use of Flares. Illegal, dangerous and could cost St Mirren £1000 fine. Not clever. Oh and what’s with the balaclava with eye spaces only - not a good look. Come on guys drop the flares and antagonist.

really?  Who cares?

I was absolutely raging last night. I was sitting behind the morons who set the flares off, with my 10 year old son who has asthma. Fortunately, the smoke drifted in a different direction, but these things have been known to bring on asthma attacks, however i dont expect these fannies think about that. Shameful.