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1 hour ago, Hedgecutter said:
Not my picture, nor an original topic in this thread, yet I still have to highlight the issue:
Fuxake! This is like our machine after shes stacked it.
The mugs and glasses need to go on the top rack at each side, freeing up tons of space. Those plates on the bottom rack are criminal.
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I had a lemon posset in the Reef Inn on Tiree. Slightly reluctantly as it was the only thing on the menu that hadn't been chosen by the rest of the family. Turned out to be one of the best desserts I've ever had.
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5 hours ago, doulikefish said:
Is the hard working Scottish taxpayer still subsidising HS2?
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On 17/04/2023 at 16:53, The Naitch said:
That's it all booked up. Croatia, Italy, Slovenia and Montenegro on the agenda. Really looking forward to it.
Quite fancy that one myself. Let us know how you get on?
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2 minutes ago, GTG_03 said:
Thankfully we're still part of the union otherwise we'd have been more at risk of attacks from space.
ExACtlY!!!!
Ireland has its independence but its subjected to occassional "slurry dumps" from passing UFOs, killing millions.
Doesn't happen here!!!!
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Nigel still isn't gonnae pump ye pal.
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10 minutes ago, coprolite said:
? I didn't say anything about hogging the outside lane or pulling out dangerously.
Its what I originally commented on. Black Fiesta man's poor anticipation and his want to pull out could have been very dangerous.
You don't get right of way for driving faster. That's bollocks.
My advice would be to just let the fast guys get by and leave it to the police to monitor. Its always good to let a pace-car take the lead on long motorway journeys.
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3 hours ago, coprolite said:
You might not have had to break at all.
If i need to overtake at 70, and some high blood pressure tit is raging up the outside, they'll be braking. I wouldn’t make them have to slam them on, mainly out of self preservation, but they can just wait till i'm finished overtaking.
Maintaining that bubble is precisely why normal drivers may need to overake the lorry overtaking at 57 mph in the middle lane, and is made more difficult by antisocial drivers going too fast in the outside lane.
Nah, this is total grampa stuff.
The onus is on the slower car driver to use their own brakes or gears to maintain speed until its safe to come out into a faster lane. They should signal there intent when safe to do so.
Similarly, if I'm in the outside lane and a faster car approaches behind me I just pull into the next lane when its safe to do so and let them get on their way.
I'll leave it to the police to decide if they are travelling 'antisocially' as you say.
The rest of the journey was pretty good. There were hardly any lorries and most drivers pulled over after overtaking therefore i was often in the inside lane, jus keeping that bubble blowing along nicely.
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27 minutes ago, coprolite said:
Is the guy travelling within the speed limit right? Or is it the guy speeding?
It's a puzzler right enough.
Whit? Same rules would apply if I was doing 70 in the outside lane.
Do I have to brake just because he’s decided to indicate?
You don’t have a sluggish black Fiesta do you?
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I was driving up the M6 yesterday in the outside overtaking lane doing about 80mph. I see some guy in the middle lane in a black fiesta putting on his signal to get into my lane. He must be doing about 60mph at this point. As I overtake him he gives me the vicky and when he pulls out behind me he is furiously flashing his lights. I soon lose site of him in the distance as he struggles to overtake the other vehicles in the middle lane.
Made me think, did this guy think that the guy travelling faster than him in the outside lane should brake to let him out just because he signalled? Surely he has to control his own speed by dropping down gears and anticipating that I'll be past him in seconds before he pulls out?
Anyway, c**t!
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4 hours ago, Johnny Martin said:
Paranoia? Are you disputing that he got the date wrong?
Nigel’s no gonnae pump ye, pal.
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35 minutes ago, Jeff Venom said:
"Snooping". f**k me it's pie and bovril.
looks like he's been triggered into paranoia whilst defending Nigel Fromages banking shenanigans -1 -
3 hours ago, topcat(The most tip top) said:
If they’re going to claim to stand guard against Roman Catholics trying to undermine our laws, rights and liberty then they could at the very least lynch Jacob Rees Mogg
its not much to ask
Add Boris Johnson to that list too you Orange diddies.
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I used to kid on with my boys when we were out and had stuff to be binned, juice can, crisp wrappers and the like, to take them and stuff them in a bush or fling them into a garden. I always got a telling off from them which made me quite proud of them. They never drop litter and never have.
Early this year we walked the Kelvin Way during late winter/early spring when the grass was still to grow and the sheer quantity of shite left at people's lazy arses was astounding. Empty bottles, cans, wrappers, batteries, vapes the lot. It was still there even when we got out into the sticks washed up by the river when it was in spate. Literally ankle high in plastic at some places. The boys noticed it and asked why people did that with their litter. To be honest, I had no idea what to tell them. It's fucking horrible to see.
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2 minutes ago, Antlion said:
Woah - calm down there with your playing up of the wee region of Scotlandshire. We should be a very limited, collapsing, economically-deficient, staunchly Europe-hating, very proud region of the UK and no more, thank you very much.
The glorious masters in Englandshire will certainly keep our hearts and stomachs filled with Union Jacks and pride.
I hoped that by saying northern powerhouse it would mean that Rishi would generously pour even more subsidies into my porridge pot.
Hope the Tynesiders and Cumbrians won't hate me for it.
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2 minutes ago, Gringo said:
Quite happy to be a region of the Uk.
Quite right. A northern powerhouse.
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1 hour ago, Diamond. Dave said:
I have to say as an observer of this politics forum there is a severe lack of reality and representation bias in it. The majority of people in Scotland are not obsessed with politics and do not support independence. Unfortunately many are scared to speak out at the risk of unpleasant responses from nationalists, being called racists and so on. I am simply one of the many normal Scots who understands that our Country would collapse on its own.
Scotland has very limited prospects as an independent country and has for many years been run by a corrupt political party. The SNP still wish to join the EU upon gaining independence, simply swapping Westminster for Brussels. This is clearly not independence and in any case won't happen as Scotland doesn't meet the entry requirements, particularly economically due to consistently having one of the worst deficits in Europe.
Well said. You should become Prime Minister and rule Scotland.
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52 minutes ago, JagsCG said:
Both home stands at Firhill now completely sold out apparently
I’ve just tried to get tickets online and that’s the message I’m getting. Better not be a half arsed sell out like the JohnLambie stand in the last home game.
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1 minute ago, kennie makevin said:
If the kind of vile secterian cretinism that Glasgow has had to endure each May for the last few years is to become an annual 'event' then why not have it within Celtic Park ?
A good idea to try out. The rich tory owners of Celtic could provide some skips for all the shite that would otherwise be left at someone's lazy arse.
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RIP Andy. What a brilliant bassist you were. Integral to the fantastic Smiths sound.
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22 minutes ago, oneteaminglasgow said:
Don’t think we played that well, but still comfortably deserved to win and probably should’ve been by more.
Fair play to Brownlie, for all he’s been the obvious weak link recently, he was really good today - that may be more of an indictment on Arbroath’s attack though.
Thought that Brownlie strolled it today in defence. Good chance at the corner, too.
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No, it's at The Oyster Bar, Ellenabeich, Seil Island. The view is over to Scarba. Magic day, I'm on the pints, my boys are on the hot chocolates and my wife is doing the dinner tonight.
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A cracking pint of Fyne Ales Workbench, in a superb Williams Bros Glass, at one of the best pub views in the country. Happy days!
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When will indyref2 happen?
in The Politics Forum
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A country that is also talking about setting up a sovereign wealth fund for the multi-billion pound surplus generated by tax receipts from the big multi nationals stationed there. Yet you have Britnat gimps on here, arguing that Ireland should come back into the UK. Imagine trying to sell that notion to Ireland now?