Miguel Sanchez

In fact the worst part of the proliferation of "of" isn't even seeing it written out, it's when you hear people say it. Michael Stewart does it whenever he's on Sportscene and it makes me fucking furious. You can just mark someone as a complete idiot whenever it happens, and I take great delight in correcting them.

Anybody who has left secondary school and uses kind of, would of or should of should be forcibly sterilised.

I would also like to see the open letter. I'd like to know why people call Supras Miranda, and if it has anything to do with him pretending to be a university lecturer. I may have combined some P&B memes there but, have at it.

EGB seemed like a good egg to me

I can't tell if it's a cutout or literally the worst choice of image for a photoshop I've ever seen. The picture doesn't have any matches when you do a reverse google search, so neither it nor anything even similar exists anywhere else on the internet. > Players succeed at high levels, including internationally and in the Scottish top division > Players are signed by and play for McCoist > Players are unable to repeat their previous form/ability against exceptionally weaker opposition than usual > The players are to blame > ???????????????????????

:lol: :lol: JOHN BROWN :lol: :lol: (and my apologies to shull for copying his posting style, but it's so effective) http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30196256 For additional hilarity there's a "picture" of Brown and McCoist as team-mates as they appear to be celebrating some no doubt ill-gotten gains, but something looks a bit off about the whole thing...

7/10. Not bad for a first ever effort and 6 total guesses.

:lol: :lol: JON DALY :lol: :lol: http://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/latest/rumour-mill-jon-daly-kevin-mchattie-celtic-1-3613895

You what

Imagine being a 26 year old man, a professional footballer, playing football for probably most of your life, playing a game, going down like Law did there and having little enough respect for yourself, your team, the game, to try and claim it was a foul. What a complete roaster.

Is James Blunt still a punchline?

Homer: "To find Flanders, I'll have to think like Flanders." Homer's brain: "I'm a big four-eyed lame-o. And I wear the same stupid sweater every day-" Homer: The Springfield River!

"You found a picture yet?" "Not one I want the public to see..."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30106866 :lol: :lol: THE RETURN OF THE KING (who has nae money) :lol: :lol:

The great saviour Lewis Macleod taken away from Scotland and they can't beat Alloa at home

The proliferation of bae has obviously gone too far.

If you buy the new album from the HMV on Argyle Street in Glasgow you get a wristband to see them perform in there on the 27th.

Don't touch my stuff! Hey, this isn't the YMCA...

Now I can't really speak from experience since I don't have a child nor breasts, but why would you take a picture of one hanging off the other and put it on the internet? Lots of things in the world are natural, that doesn't mean you should photograph them and share them with everyone you know.

An interesting topic to make your first post on P&B in 8 years in. I don't know what sort of personality your boy's got on him but my suggestion would be to move away to get the best out of the whole experience. English at Strathclyde had two classes in first year each semester that were a mixture of stuff, then the core classes in 2nd & 3rd went from Enlightenment to Romanticism, Literature Critical Theory... something else I'm forgetting, Victorian Literature, 20th Century Literature, then with option classes in various areas in 3rd & 4th. Same premise as yours, I imagine it's more interesting and more beneficial when a subject has a history of things to cover like this to have some sort of clear progression through the history rather than a mixture with no order or trying to cram centuries worth of stuff into a week.

A guy I went to school with and who was popular among my group of friends went to St. Andrews. On one of his trips back to see folk he stole money from one of his pals, lied about it, and his parents defended him for it. A complete vortex of arseholery that sucks you in and warps you.

Oh and there was a meningitis outbreak in Strathclyde last week, you want to avoid that. Plus it's built on a hill so it's a b*****d to get anywhere.

My suggestion as someone who has an English degree is study literally anything else other than English as it will destroy and love or passion you have for the written word and replace it with a yawning void that you spend every day looking at trying to work out what the point in anything is. And this was a lecturer I liked that made me this way.

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