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£10 on Liverpool Draw/No Bet @6/4 Liverpool win returns £25 Draw money back Man City win money back.

Yep

Not at all but when I see fallacies, and the phalluses that spout them, they have to be corrected.

As for this drivel, I went to the 2-1 defeat at Almondvale last season. As me and my mate were approaching the turnstiles, one of your dozy stewards opened the gate to allow some disabled fans access but he left it open. We sauntered in without paying a bean.

Seeing as you seem to be hard of thinking I'll type this slowly for you. When we were in the Championship, seasons 2015/16 to 2017/18 admission for adults was £20 not £22 as you contended. It increased to £22 at the start of the 2018/19 season when we were back in the Premiership. You "remembering" us charging £22 in the championship is a load of shite.

Deluded chunt

BBC Alba programme for anyone who missed it. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000kcl7/sporssport-series-1-18-st-mirren-fc

Czech Republic has upgraded the UK to Green in its traffic light system, good news for us going there in September.

Wrong. From moving into the stadium in 2009 until the end of the 2017-18 season it was £20 for an adult. Upon promotion to the Premiership the price went up to £22 at the start of the 2018-19 season. ETA, it was still £22 for the season just ended unlike your shower of robbing c***s.

Once you get your score click on the wee x top right and it should reveal your answers.

Never knew you could do this. This is pretty representative.

Nah, replace it with a picture of two c***s.

6 for Monday

Nope...

Charm, good looks, personality?

Have you got a telly yet?

Last night I watched two 50s sci-fi movies, unusual in that neither was an allegory of the invasion of Communism as so many were at that time. This Island Earth (1955) starred Rex Reason and Faith Domergue (yeah, I know) as two scientists hired by a mysterious chap who turns out to be an alien. He wants the Earthlings to develop a power source to assist the aliens in their war with a neighbouring planet. For its time it has some good special effects (and some awful ones) and the rubber suited mutant is just laughable. Still, it was an enjoyable hour and a half. Forbidden Planet (1956) is literally on another planet in terms of acting, special effects and budget, Leslie Nielsen in his first acting role, Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis and Robby the Robot star in a movie loosely based on The Tempest and which clearly had an influence on Star Trek TOS. The animated effects and "electronic tonalities" are excellent throughout. The budget for the movie was just under $2M which was unheard of for a sci-fi movie at the time.

Correct, the only non-meat items in a fryup should be egg, bread or potato based.