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He's been calling people a "Count"?

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Double post. I blame Cheesy.

He's been calling people a "Count"?

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And I missed it.

Go on, tell us another version! I can see you're gagging to!

Never heard that before!
I presumed that it would be something stupid like its name was Bounty or Bound-Tae, something daft.

Double post. I blame Cheesy.

He's been calling people a "Count"?

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Better off as Peter Vardy.

Ah! So you are "ScottD" and now you're me?!

In a way, that kind of statement sums up some of the nonsense on here.

I see we're onto the subject of attacking Homosexuals now?
This thread is getting worse day by day.
First of all we had attacks on Churches holding their Services or other events at St. Mirren Park.
Next up was attacks on people’s Religious beliefs.
Then we had various comments about Muslims and their “Carpet Bowling Teams” (if they really exist). The mind boggles as to why those posts get Green Dots and I get flooded with Red Dots.
Now we have the even easier target – Homosexuals and Civil Partnerships (or Gay Weddings as some folks like to call them).
When is this thread going to be put to rest or are the powers that be going to let this thread run and run and run until some Journalist picks up on it and goes to print how FARE and UEFA should be looking into the behaviour of the supporters of St. Mirren Football Club?
Red Dots for this?!!! Whal, some folks need to get a Life!

Twenty-two years ago today, 96 People died under terrible and tragic circumstances. This afternoon, I watched some of the Memorial Service live on Television from Anfield. I am not a Supporter of Liverpool Football Club. I do not claim to know the complete “ins” and “outs” of 15th April, 1989. I also do not “take sides” regarding who is to blame or not to blame. I do however take great interest in this day every year and the Memorial Service which takes place and the fact that various Churches within the Liverpool and Merseyside area are represented at this Service. They all gather as one. They pray as one. They respect and console one another. The arm of friendship is extended to one another regardless of whether the person next to them is a Roman Catholic, a Protestant, a member of a Gospel Church (sorry I’m not sure what such a person is called, but I’m sure some knowledgeable person such as Bluto will stand me corrected) or are associated with any other Church. That is a society I would like to live within.

Over 200 now, Bluto!
Well, Religion should not necessarily infest every aspect of life, but it looks like the People of Paisley and surrounding area feel different...

Can you record yourself onto a CD for me because I suffer from insomnia, but you're posts help me to feel sllllleeeeeppppyyyy

Sorry for the language...but that is just bollocks. Either you're on the wind-up or you really are an imbecile.

Yeah, that's what I was trying to put across...obviously I never quite managed it!!!
I'm glad someone understood what I was on about - have a green dot, Sir!!!

I know this may sound a bit "deep" and "serious" for an Internet Forum, but I have to ask something that's been on my mind ever since I started getting taken to see St. Mirren as a young lad.
What is the deal with St. Mirren supporters and Religion?
I myself went to Catholic Schools as I am from a Family with a Catholic background. My Parents would never have encouraged me to follow C*ltIc, mainly because they don't like the whole thing that comes with being a C*lt*c fan and the Old Firm nonsense and because my Dad was born and bred in Paisley and St. Mirren were the Team he had grown up going to see. I used to get called stupid stuff like "Closet ***", "D.O.B." etc. but over the years I have found myself in conversation with fellow St. Mirren fans who ask what I call "Old Firm type paranoia questions" - i.e. "What School did you go to?" That to me instantly speaks volumes about the person or persons asking it.
I'm not asking this to cause trouble; I am a genuine St. Mirren fan and would never support anyone else. If Saints ever went burst (but they won't now, hopefully) I'd not bother watching or following Scottish Football whatsoever as my heart just wouldn't be in it.
I also remember sitting on a cold, rainy Saturday at Broadwood watching us play Clyde and Eddie Malone played for Clyde in those days and some imbecile called him a “F*n*an B@st@®d”. I can’t stand either half of the Old Firm myself even though I have a couple of Cousins who support C*lt*c, but I think some folks should remember that just because you don’t follow one of the Old Firm doesn’t mean you don’t have strong religious or political views.
I’m not particularly Religious myself, but I do respect other folks right to be, as long as they’re not trying to convert me or shoving it down my throat and banging on about how they are right and I’m wrong.
Sorry if I upset anyone, just wondered what folk thought.

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