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chimneyman

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  1. Went along for an induction last night, despite having been using the gym for a few weeks already. Anyway, got talked into booking some PT sessions, which is probably what I need to give me a bit of kick up the erse.

    Otherwise I'd probably spend the next 6 weeks on the cardio machines then give up out of sheer boredom

  2. Erm...I did didn't you read it? Do you think Japanese people who don't live in Scotland have a right to tell us what we're allowed to think of our own country too? Are their opinions relevant?

    People have a right to say what they want. Doesn't mean their opinions are relevant.

    If you're saying people don't have a right to post opinions on the Internet, particularly considering the total pish you post, then you need to seriously consider how messed up your logic is.

  3. Nobody suggested that, but people who aren't Scottish and don't live in Scotland have no right to come on here every day telling Scottish people who live in Scotland what they can and can't think about Scotland. I wonder if he does that with France or the USA.

    Who said he has no right, and how is that rule to be implemented? If he has no right, then what's going to happen to him? Are you going to fine him or report him to the council?

    I think you should type up a wee notice and serve him with a fine. It's the only way he'll learn.

  4. Everything to do with our country, and when its about our country you don't actually have any right to comment at all actually. Though being a raging Britnat you can't help yourself.

    Are we going to ban foreigners talking about Scotland?

    Are you ok, ***?

  5. My argument involves taking no money from anyone at all. Try to understand this please, because it's pretty central.Instead, it divides such money as is collected between the clubs that everyone turned up to watch in a sporting contest.My view is actually the straightforward, obvious one. That it plainly baffles you does not alter this.

    It's hardly baffling, your proposal is exceedingly simple.

    You want Rangers and Celtic to have less money so your team can have more money. You want to benefit from the financial rewards that sectarianism brings the big two.

    I completely understand why you are not keen to accept this is central your whole proposal.

    There is no central fund that can be divided up, so stop kidding yourself on.

  6. Not a solution, but an improvement based on fairness.Thanks for the sociological lesson though.

    It's not based on fairness, it's based on some arbitrary nonsense you dreamt up on your lunch break.

    I've got no idea why you want your team to be more reliant on the old firm, and to profit from their sectarianism. Thought the idea was for wee teams to be self-sufficient.

    It's weird logic.

  7. I am vague on the costs of staging a match, but it's not an insurmountable hurdle when cup tie gates are divided, so I fail to see why that would be more troublesome in the League. So in your view, the fact that a club has more fans means they should be able to make much much more money, even though these big clubs are utterly dependent on the others in order to stage matches and create the meaningful contexts that are our competitions.Go the whole hog - allow the big teams to field fourteen players. That would help recognise the revenue they bring.

    If you're splitting revenue 50 / 50 then the big teams still get much more money, so you're not really providing a solution to anything.

    But yeah, more fans = more money. That's pretty much how society works.

  8. That's pretty much impossible though isn't it? If your daily intake of calories was negative you'd struggle to get out of bed in the morning?

    I thought the idea was to do cardio which burns fat and eat enough to keep yourself nourished without going over the 2500 calories per day

    Do you think people just keel over and die if they're a few hundred calories short??

    You create a calorie deficit and the body uses fat stores to provide energy.

    There's a reason humans can survive weeks or months without food.

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