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Pointless asking. None so blind as those who WILL NOT see.

Bah Humbug. Now get back to work. It's not even 5.00 yet!

You've already had this answered but you seem to think you're a dog with a bone that you refuse to let go. Corbyn explained in the article that he still didn't recognise the name but that his "people£ informed him that he had actually met him in the distant pass. HELL. I may have met you at some point but I've no reason to remember you. Where in the universe does this constitute a lie?

No pass from me. I want ALL plastic pitches banned from the top league. If you feel that way then we can't have exceptions. Even if the team has 10 Messis.

I concur whole heartedly. With the caveat that their pitch is refused entry unless they regrass it.

More's the pity. One of the few honest politicians who DID actually want to help the working man.

HIC!!!

Can you be sure of something you think "probable"? I'm out before my head starts to spin. (Hmmm. Can my head actually spin)? SEE WHAT YOU'VE DONE YA BAD MAN?!

To be pedantic..... Bish and Bosh. ETA. I think their real names are meant to be Wullie and Tony.

Gene Roddenbury got there before you. Star Trek? Holodeck?

Didn't Motherwell escape a 10 point penalty by the skin of their teeth a few years ago?

You should have checked.

I'm pretty sure a vast number of those who go to the game go for more than the fair on the park. It's a social thing. Watching on TV, for free or otherwise. can be construed as torture on many an occasion.

I don't thing those forks have handles. Unlike these.

Unusually quick off the mark with this one. . Was he in demand so it was a case of, "It's now or never"? ETA. Hope we don't end up saying, "Return to sender"! What? "Too much"?

I assumed you were talking about forks as in forklift type forks. So clampy/grippy thingies are also called forks? The clampy/grippy thingamabobs are forks that have been moved close together To clampy/grip the beam/column.

After a shaky start we came onto our game. Still a lot of lumping up the park from \hemming but we had quite a few really good passages of play and, once we got the goal, we looked fairly comfortable. Hemming's save near the end was crucial as, if that had gone in, we might have had a torrid, nervous few minutes. Well deserved victory and Nahmani must have done his chances no harm. In the end, if the score had been 5-0, it certainly wouldn't have flattered us.

Why? Was there a right place to die?

We are in a real slump. I've already said we haven't played well since Celtic. Even though our performances have been a little better in the last two we just don't look like scoring. That's a real problem. We weren't free scoring prior to this but you could almost guarantee someone would chip in during a game. I just don't see that now. We are likely to drop like the proverbial stone in the next few weeks and that's a real worry. I hope the team lifts it's game and we get a result but, once again. I go, more in hope than expectation.

Apparently, if this snowman melts and you build another one, it's the same snowman.

Small is a gem of a player and should have started v the rangers. As an aside, Ayunga should have been nowhere near the starting line up. Half a game under his belt, and not even a good half game and he goes ahead of fully match fit players? Ridiculous decision.

The police advise accomplished cyclists to use the road. The pedestrian/cycle pavements are supposedly for inexperienced cyclists. In fact the road cyclists are advised to ride side by side. It's simply madness.

The Saintees will be smarting from the, probably undeserved, pumping from us in Paisley and, as has been said already, we seem to struggle in Perth no matter the form of the teams so I go in hope of a win rather than expectation. We really need to get back to playing to our strengths rather than aimlessly humping the ball up the park in the hope of winning the second ball.

I hope we, as a nation, don't join this race to the bottom of friendship and decency.

Well it's a home tie v QoS. Only one ALL Premiership tie.