Slarti

Shut it. You're on ignore ya feckin adult ye.

Sevco have 22 trillion (biggest club in the world, dontchano), Celtic have 15 million (and they were all in Seville) and Morton have 42.3 (but 40 of them don't attend games).

Because no political party (that has a chance of being in power) is asking for that. I think both options (indy and devo max) would trounce the status quo. They are different enough that Scotland would probably have mainly left of centre governments with an occasional right of centre, while England (dragging Wales and NI with them) would have mainly right of centre with the occasional left of centre. Both centrist but with the emphasis on different things. Then again, maybe the UK Tories wold continue to follow the US Republicans and get more right wing. Who knows, it's all guesswork.

Nothing new there. [emoji16]

They all fell off scaffolding around the same time? [emoji16]

It's directly linked by the number 24 McGill's bus (among others).

No it won't, it will be shite 'cos we'll be saying "if we only turned a few of those draws into wins, we'd have been third". It's always the same. [emoji16]

How many Monopoly games do you need to buy to get that much?

Think we'll need to agree to disagree on this.

Singing when sober? Is that even a thing?

And yet it is reported on in all democracies.

Sorry to hear that, a summer cold can be a bastard. Hope you get better soon.

That won't be enough to win the league, sort yer numbers oot.

He wisnae THAT big!!!!! [emoji1787]

Still had a few beers though, eh? [emoji1787][emoji1787]

Ma maw never once tapped me for beer money, she never drank - still doesn't and she was 91 last week.

I much preferred 1987 to 2013 (and especially 2010). Maybe it was just an age thing - young, free and single ... and could still tap ma maw for extra beer money.

Are you going to stop being an Arbroath supporter now because of it? [emoji1787]

Separating votes into "regions" is done almost everywhere and at almost every vote, why should that one be different?

Some of the drunk wummin in the Abbey Bar are no' bad. It's the drunk guys like me who are shit in there. [emoji1787]

His name was Ian, can't remember his surname. Lived in Cartha Crescent opposite the high flats.

You forgot Aberdeen. [emoji16]

No, I wasn't. I was pointing out the ridiculousness of the "it's too soon" claim. Grasping onto the words of a few individuals and selectively quoting them is ridiculous, especially since it was all recorded and played back numerous times. Leaving the EU against the will of the Scottish electorate was even mentioned (when pushed) as one of the changes that could shorten the timeframe. IIRC it was Stugeon who said that. It was also repeated during the run up to the Brexit vote.

I know Sevco fans who voted Yes and Celtic fans who voted No. It's not as simple as the team you support although, for the simple among them, it is. Anyway, I don't know why you think Faraway is a Sevco fan, he's obviously a Celtic fan. [emoji16]

It was called a "once in a generation" vote, not "lifetime" and that was repeatedly said to be the personal opinion of the person/people calling it that. It was also said at the time that that only applied if there were no major material changes - oh, look, Brexit. After the union of the crowns in 1603 (not sure how long after, but obviously before 1707), there was apparently a vote in the Scottish Parliament about "merging" with England and it was rejected, maybe there shouldn't have been another. Maybe there should only ever be one GE and we can just stick with the result. This every 5 years carry on is obviously just a joke, it should at least be for a generation/lifetime. There you go, Boris as PM for the rest of your life (or maybe his). Out of curiosity, how long is a "generation" or a "lifetime" in your opinion and how do you arrive at your answer(s)?