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Or the American habit (or 'abit) of ignoring an aitch - (h)erbal being the one we hear in that awful shampoo ad. Still not as cringeworthy as one Yank talking about an 'istory.

Glaswegians who pronounce December like they are bee - it's not Dezember you tubes. Anyone who's listened regularly to the drink-drive radio adds will see my point. And on the topic of how things are pronounced - the letter J is fucking prounced jay (as in the bird) not jie (rhymes with tie).

The Rangers are the same football club as Rangers.

If the referee hadn't been such a clown we would have won.

Dive

Need to bring on Russell for one of the defensive midfielders.

Why are we playing with 2 defensive midfielders st home?

It's us that's sitting too deep.

Hanley wtf - trying to get sent off?

Hanley really lucky not to get a a red

I think McBride did what he had to on Saturday - one chance to Curier and a half chance to Andreu was all they really created. McBride basically had to sit in front of the defence and stop/slow down their attacks - I think he did that pretty effectively. The substitution happened at the right time - Accies were going nowhere and had run out of ideas. Boyle helped create more width and space when he came on - but I don't think he'd have had the same impact starting or coming on earlier - McBride played his part in taking the wind out of Accies sails.

Have also taught: William Wallace Daniel Defoe Glenn Miller Michael Jackson David (Davie) Jones Alice Coupar John(ny) Cash

There's one person called Alexander Alexander in Dundee - of course they get known as Double Ecky.

I taught an Emma Dick once.

You can't win games conceding goals like that. All 3 from headers (need to see the second again). All 3 came from down our left. All 3 Letheren rooted to the spot.

I thought that declaration was going to be entirely in Gaelic. No in Western Isles. Game over.

Next declaration and I'm off too (not your bed obviously )

Ffs that is a shock.

If that is true that is a shock.

Evacuation in Dundee - fire alarm.

Said to wife that the weather here would put some people off voting. She disagreed. Looks like I was right.

Talking about 10 ballot papers though. Some eejits chancing their arms?

It's been damn difficult as a business teacher - particularly when getting asked about the currency issues. What I've tended to do is explain what the currency options are and to get the pupils to research the pros/cons of each. I think the only opinion I gave was that if there were independence then an independent currency was a distinct possibility in the long run.

Hardest thing was telling them you were not allowed to say which way you were voting.

I heard pupils taking about the vote today. Some who I thought were Yes voters were actually No. Putting aside any personal view I was very impressed by their maturity and eloquence when discussing with their Yes-supporting peers - they actually made a better case than any BT politician I have heard.