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It’ll be great being in the hat for the next round when everyone else has still to play.
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3 hours ago, Bully Wee Villa said:
It's shite, IMO. Great idea, terrible execution. My least favourite Hartnell story.
Sorry, scottsdad.
Also, it's not on the iPlayer, that I can see? Only one of the four episodes actually still exists and they don't seem to have put it on there. There's a fairly new looking animated version on YouTube.
The one episode is there under Season 3
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6 hours ago, strichener said:
Edinburgh Fast Park is available for £7 per day. Valet parking right next to the terminal.
If you trust valet park8ng, you need your head looked at.
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9 hours ago, deegee said:
It is indeed equivalent of short stay, as long as you are happy to pay extra compared to other airports and drive 45 mins longer, assuming you don’t live in Ayrshire.
I am not getting my knickers in a twist over blooming airport car parks but the fact is you were wrong to say Glasgow is twice the price for parking.
1. What equivalent airport parking are you comparing it to?
2. What has the fact you have to drive 45 minutes longer got to do with it? You could drive another 3 hours and get to Manchester, but I’m not sure the relevance of that either?0 -
7 minutes ago, deegee said:
Except it is not at all cheaper at Prestwick. I have booked 10 nights from a week on Monday at Glasgow airport and cost is £64 in the long stay car park.
At least in Glasgow and Edinburgh there are options for drivers and the actual airport facilities are night and day comparing between Prestwick and the other airports in the central belt.
Apples and pears. Parking t prestwick is the equivalent of short stay. No bus needed.
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11 minutes ago, lichtgilphead said:
Use the (free) park & ride at Prestwick Town and either jump on a train or walk to the airport
Equally you could compare it to Glasgow or Edinburgh airports and realise it is half the price.
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1 minute ago, jimbaxters said:
Stop being so wet, pal. They're getting paid a lot of money whilst publicising themselves. I'm highly doubtful Grace Dent or any of the other idiots are going to be adversely affected by what I think of them, nor do they need you white knighting them.
As long as you feel good about yourself.
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2 hours ago, jimbaxters said:
It's an online forum and they are "celebrities". This means they are fair game and forever more shall be so.
Also, I refuse to believe you don't agree that she is incredibly ugly.
Being a celebrity doesn’t make you open season for any type of comment.
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48 minutes ago, throbber said:
I’ll get a grip of myself.
And then proceed to fire the custard cannon.
How can you be pished at this time on a Tuesday?
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There’s some really poor comments on this thread “she’s fat”, “she’s ugly” etc.
Get a grip of yourselves.
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28 minutes ago, Soapy FFC said:
According to the Mirror
The Deposit Return Scheme pales into insignificance
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Just now, RiG said:
Darren Grimes is seriously weird.
Be fair to him. He posted that using only his left hand.
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I thought Cameron was the worst PM this country ever had. Then along came May, Johnston, Truss and Sunak. I almost look back at the Cameron years as a bit of a golden age now.
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3 minutes ago, Highlandmagar said:
David Cameron back in cabinet?
Straight into the Lords. It’s a while since one of the great offices of state has been held by a Lord.
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8 minutes ago, Melanius Mullarkay said:
Only 365 sleeps to go.
Correct. It’s a leap year
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2 hours ago, Cairn Terrier said:
What are these facts?
Apart from being arrested, questioned and released without charge I don’t know anything else really.
The Yoons all know.
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Just now, DeeTillEhDeh said:
It isn't though - widely reported in the MSM.
The MSM who uncritically publish every smear put out by the Tories?
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52 minutes ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:
From what we've been told, they aren't just investigating about the ringfenced monies but wider SNP finances and expenditure - money supposedly spent on campaigning but may have been on personal use.
However, the people who are generally telling us are almost exclusively zoomers on Twitter. Effie Deans, Agent P, Thomas Ingram and Wings.
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Ok - whose poor sockpuppet account is @Steelly?
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On 17/10/2023 at 11:54, scottsdad said:
Linda from Kent wants the rest of the UK to have a vote to expel Scotland from the Union.
To be fair, if it is a Union of Equals, it should be totally ok for the rest of the UK to do that. I for one would applaud such an approach.
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2 hours ago, GHF-23 said:
To me the SNP's problems are fourfold:
A complete failure to not be a massive clown car for the past few years of government. Public services, while not having time to go into figures, feel like they've gone to utter shit for most people. Now a lot of supporters will say that's not fair because XYZ KPI is better than in England but, and I can't believe this needs to be said, people don't give a shit about how public services in a country they don't live in are performing.
A complete failure to deliver on major development or other projects over several years. The full list of cock ups has been given ad nauseum, but it very much again feels like it's been quite a long time since the Government actually did anything noteworthy.
A drinking of the cool aid (that everyone patted themselves on the backs over) about Scotland being a more Liberal, Progressive place, that has led to sidelining a great deal of their traditional support - to the point that important (if reprehensible) figures like Ewing are, in the eyes of some prospective voters in important areas, being dumped in favour of the Scottish Greens. If you get the two points above right - make public services good and deliver on meaningful policies which impact large numbers of people - then you can essentially do what you like without looking like a bunch of student politicians messing around with identity politics while everything's on fire in the background. Scotland is not a particularly progressive place, sorry to say it! It's quite socially conservative in a lot of ways and has an aging populace just as exposed to lead in its youth as the rest of the UK.
Selecting continuity Sturgeon as her replacement when the whole project was starting to feel very tired.
I think the middle point here is the most important - just doing the day job would mark them out as more competent than Westminster, and not just deliver some ferries and roads, but probably independence. It is enormously frustrating.
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Logged on to 50 notifications this morning. All red dots from a 0 post account on posts from 2015 and 2016.
I hope @NickPaleo is OK, and i salute the effort.
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1 hour ago, Ro Sham Bo said:
Yeah I think the steward showed a lack of awareness that Lowry was clearly about to play his shot, while I'm also sure that if that was a regular tournament Lowry wouldn't have responded quite like that.
Reminds of the classic clip of Seve when he turns to the gallery and says "I know you are nervous, but I am too".
The Seve one is so different. It shows a touch of class. Lowry is swearing at a volunteer who is just doing his job. Twattish behaviour.
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25 minutes ago, Honest_Man#1 said:
The steward was in the wrong, you’re supposed to quieten the crowd prior to the player addressing the ball. He’s miles off it.
I agree if he had addressed it. He hadn’t addressed the ball though, so the steward wasn’t wrong.
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Nicola Sturgeon Arrested, Peter Murrell Charged
in The Politics Forum
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Even Effie Deans is pouring cold water on this one!
if this is the best that they can come up after months of investigation (and there is no suggestion of wrongdoing) they should wind the investigation up now. Next people will be questioning how a couple earning £240k pa with no dependants can possibly afford to inherit a half share in a Portuguese holiday home. It is risable.