BuddieinEK

RIP. So sad.

It's his default tactic to try and get a reaction. More fun to ignore him and let him seeth. 😂

Absolutely. It is a bloody disgrace. My friend lost a whole day's trade as he had to shut his shop in Gourock for the day due to the nice people exercising their democratic right to a public display of bigotry. Talking of which ... Looks like you have upset brother faraway. 🤐😜

Sunderland... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/crgg059rn4vo?utm_source=livescore&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=foryou&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1NTY1-SwM_62eovgDX2nUsVjr9J1hTxrs3edh92CqYPt9kyEzY22AxIQI_aem_BY9mpKX5PoIral2lzsUxYg

Much better.... Glad Dr Who pulled itself back from the brink and ended this series on a high. Really enjoyed that! 😎 Gives me a bit of hope for the next season.

Hard as nails yet such a great passer of the ball too. A true club legend. RIP and thanks for the memories. 🖤🤍💔

I thought episode 7 of 8 was a bit like watching an episode of Dr Who at last. First episode that was in keeping with what folks have come to expect. It survived Sylvester McCoy (albeit with better scripts). It will bounce back.

I really like both new main characters... Doc and Ruby... But the scripts have let them down so far. A couple were not bad... but the musical break out was laughable and the baby episode just embarrassing. Not giving up just yet, but the scriptwriters need to up their game.

The Magpies in Kilbarchan Performing Arts Centre last night. A friend was raving about this Yorkshire folk trio, and I now know why. Beautifully crafted songs, gorgeous harmonies, and wonderful playing on the fiddle, banjo and guitar. The band went down a storm at Celtic Connections and are touring to promote their latest album. You can catch them this Wednesday June 12th in the Glad Cafe, Glasgow.

Friday night was a sold out gig at St Luke's by Blue Rose Code. Absolutely brilliant. Played the new album from start to finish then some old favourites. Saturday night was Elderslie band King of Birds in Coatbridge. The boys were in tremendous form, as evidenced by not one, but two well deserved standing ovations.

Great news. Forever a legend. 👏👏👏

Brilliant gig in Crail Community Hall tonight by Liz Jones and Broken Windows.. Liz has an amazing voice that could raise the dead, and her 5 piece band is so good. If you like bluesy soulful rock underpinned by fabulous guitar and keys, catch these guys when they play Drygate Brewery on Saturday 8th June. Check out their page on Facebook... There is a link for a free copy of a recent cd called Bounty.

That should be amazing. Have a great time.

An Incomplete List of Things More Capable of Running the Country than the Current Government By Brian Bilston A bollard. A thimble. A beef gravy granule. A plectrum. A bilge pump. A Pokemon annual. A doorknob. A chaffinch. A bowl of cold porridge. A footbath. A clothes peg. A postcard from Norwich. A wine stain. A puddle. A spoon. Rupert Grint. A discarded tissue. A lanyard. Some lint. A used toner cartridge. Some musical socks. A build up of silt. A stuffed startled fox. A plimsoll. A wingnut. A set of false teeth. A novelty wall clock with the face of Prue Leith. A beetle. A bunion. An old piece of string. A plant pot. A bog roll. Some stuff. Anything.

ps ... Age is mind over matter... If you don't mind, it doesn't matter! It is certainly no barrier to sheer talent shining. In the last three months, three of my favourite gigs have been by artists with a combined age of 223. 😯😯😯 Bob Cheevers at 80 is the elder statesman of the three. 😎