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Would travel be something that is eligible as a legitimate business expense?

That's about it and many were panicking like chicken licken at the prospect of us doing something different.

A kind old soul who, in the face of an overbearing environment had a fondness and every sympathy for Wolfie Smith. Ironic really.

I don't think this is appropriate and I would like to disassociate myself from this type of gender based stereotype.

There you go, right there, I prefer not to distill it.

For me I see your take as symptomatic of the worst of digital twitter, so please don't be offended if I decline to engage. Take a breath, perhaps think twice about the red dots and consider that whilst there is sympathy for you, there are many issues that in broad terms you should consider that others are equally as passionate about.

When you are more mature you'll cotton on to the fact that folks like Florence Johnson have every sympathy for you.

Nonsense, he was quite clearly playing a role for dramatic effect.

Indeed and in this case it is a Lib Dem voter.

Ewing is for Christmas, self determination is for ever. People are able to grasp this. Moreover, I do wonder if it is the case that in this time of one big question whether Fergus can help those (not natural Wolfies) that are needed to find the correct answer.

Inverness and Nairn is an interesting one and it goes without saying that to both maximize seats and share of the popular vote it isn't so obvious. If we are to deliver the director the bargain that makes a referendum an inevitability, of course the only grown up action is to put an x against snp on the first vote. The list vote is where I'm undecided and without any local polling, I don't whether to favour snp, green or Andy Wightman. Oh and by the way, I had cause to contact Fergus recently and he was very prompt in coming back to me so I guess anecdotal evidence comes in all shapes and sizes.

I think it was Dr Jonathan Miller that said he disliked being described as an atheist as there is no word to describe someone that doesn't believe in Santa.

Although I regret the lack of drama in the wee small hours, I'll not miss what is for me the single most irritating phrase and that phrase is "we had a bad night". To shrug off your record, your campaign, your manifesto, your debating skills, your credibility and your party to a quirk of the night is an excuse that will be denied to the rogues.

Ach, I was provoking you and you've yet again demonstrated why there is a cohort rooted in tradition and for those of us that know our history that is to be pitied. Oh and by the way, ghetto areas in the self styled riviera and it's environs do not constitute the whole of Scotland.

I'm not accusing you of anything so pipe down. Your reaction shows just why politicians can't go anywhere near this sky fairy nonsense. I couldn't give a monkeys why sectarian policies became established in areas that and I'll be quite frank with you, I have pity for.

Perhaps if he was playing right back in Dingwall he'd have prevented the winning goal in the last round

Coming from the Highlands and finding out that this is actually a thing puzzled me then and it puzzles me now. Anyone arguing that religion has a role in this matter is doing so from a subjective, weak or sectarian position.

What kind of shoing would that be? Left?

Are you sure? My recollection is that our right winger Wilsie Robertson had about a dozen one on ones and yet, history records nil.

I believe they were considering offering free access to the covid thread for grown ups but focus group feedback indicated that the take up would be negligible

I enjoyed that and but for the error of an angle, Sutherland could have made it different. Here we are though and who would have thought that a player that the combined intelligentsia of ross-shire had written off two years ago would have made the difference. Good luck to St Mirren and perhaps just like 1987, it might be argued that if wasn't for them the Caley would have gone on and won the cup instead.

Because nothing of what you refer to is based upon any semblance of reality. Is that the correct answer?

Lockdown has not been kind to the waistline of John Beaton. I hope he manages to keep up with the game

Myles, Myles Storey?

Good open game. I'm fairly enjoying it, even if I get feared when St Mirren attack