Geronimo

I assume that's also why you support a bunch of slavering racists.

Why do you call yourself "Joseph Stalin" when your own political outlook is the polar opposite to his?

UKIP are subhuman scum. Absolutely abhorrent group of people, and it's utterly terrifying that there are individuals in this country stupid enough to even consider voting for them.

Wet

It's basically the focal point of the whole community. It's not so much the Tesco itself, but the ugliness of the people who dwell within that continues to astound me. A good drop of sunshine can make even the most fruity of environments appear "glorious", but hey, beauty is indeed in the eye of the beholder.

This thread needs more photos of David Somers...

It would seem that I've missed the memo which declared the BBC as bastions of company and footballing law.

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I enter the town from the north whenever I'm there. I can assure you it's not glorious in the summer, it's absolutely minging. The tesco is vile, which reflects the state of the whole place really. There's a reason as to why the rest of Scotland refer to it as Castlemilk-on-Sea.

UKIP are greasy sub-human scum. If what you seek is true political change in this country, vote Green.

My father grew up in Pollokshields, before it was invaded by the Indian army, attending Rangers games every week, and to be brutally honest I grew up in Inverness supporting Rangers while caring little for the fortunes of Inverness Caley. I'm not proud of this but I'm past the point of changing my team, despite it's enormous flaws I still have an emotional attachment to Rangers. Memories of me and my Dad heading down to Ibrox bursting with excitement to see a Champions League game, of happier times regarding footballing fortunes are too good to let go. I understand that it's this mentality that has pushed Scottish football to where it is now, and I'd probably be the first to condemn someone for following in my "football heritage" footsteps but hey-ho. I blame my Dad for not telling me to support the local team which I would actively encourage in the case of my own children.

Campbeltown is truly horrific. A quick wander through Tesco tells you all you need to know about the place. Not one single person in there even remotely resembles a human being. The housing throughout the village resembles Castlemilk and the I'm sure the locals converse in some variation of biblical Hebrew. Pretty certain they also thrown pitchforks and spears at the sun when it rises in the morning. Some beautiful houses on the right as you drive into the town, but it's physically and metaphorically all downhill from there on in. Avoid the place at all costs, and give the Tesco a wide berth.

To anyone who currently owns the game on PS3/Xbox360 and PS4/XboxOne - is the upgrade worth the money?