Falkirk09Bairn
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4 minutes ago, djchapsticks said:
Wow, that is a stretch and half.
The point of my post, if you decided to have a look at it and not be a fucking smartarse, is that people are going to be mentally affected by this.
I am quite isolated just now and the gym is an outlet...taking that away would leave me mentally struggling.
My partner has no form of income other than as self-employed small trader who might be forced to stop, despite following all guidelines. That lack of income and security would leave her mentally struggling.
So please refrain from being a c**t.
Your problems pale into comparison to the families losing loved ones all so you can post pictures on Instagram of yourself lifting a few weights. It’s an incredibly selfish hill to die on.-5 -
7 minutes ago, djchapsticks said:
Away you go you fucking tool.
“My business is more important than your family”. It’s Tory in its purest form.-5 -
1 hour ago, djchapsticks said:
Correct. I'm currently in gym just now and it's absolutely spotless, everyone far apart, no dramas.
I work from home every day, sit in front of a PC, interact very little with anyone apart from my partner and this will be the case for the foreseeable. Aside from my work, all I have just now to keep me sane is the gym as I literally do nothing else.
My partner built her own hairdressing salon in a separate building on our property and runs it as a legitimate business. Although it's on our property, there is no crossover from our home, it even has its own toilet so no one actually comes into our house. She has gone to massive lengths to ensure this is as legit as possible and follows every guideline, equipment cleaned in barbicide, all surfaces wiped, strictly one in at a time.
The thought that she's worked so hard to get this business started and has broken no rules but has to close for the foreseeable is a huge mental and financial stress on both of us.
Straight from the Tory handbook. I always find it amazing when Scots turn full Tory.-1 -
26 minutes ago, Honest_Man#1 said:
I wonder if the main reason for the circuit breaker is that they foresee a natural drop in cases during the school holiday period anyway, so to avoid it exposing the charade that schools are safe, COVID-free environments, they can put us in lockdown and when cases go down they can point to that rather than the fact the schools were off.
Probably better to return your focus to catching Bigfoot if this is the sort of paranoid nonsense you’re going to contribute to this discussion.-1 -
4 minutes ago, Rugster said:
Can a boy not wear frillies? Seems like you’re the sexist.
It’s a well known sexist turn of phrase.-1 -
9 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:
The boys been pishing his frillies for about 4 months over the prospect of school kids being prioritised for education. Didnt think it was my place to squash his dreams quite as thoroughly as yourself.
Interesting that sexism is also acceptable but using the reputation system is not.-1 -
30 minutes ago, Marshmallo said:
Unbelievable. So making personal attacks on a posters appearance is perfectly fine but use of the reputation system is snide and unnecessary.
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11 minutes ago, Shadwell Dog said:
indoor raves
Where on earth is this indoor rave you keep referencing? That clearly wouldn’t be permitted in Scotland.-2 -
8 minutes ago, CC52 FFC said:
The images of the stock car racing at Cowdenbeath is insulting though considering it’s in a football stadium.
They were told they were breaking regulations and told to pack up. It also wasn’t in a football stadium.-1 -
Limited attendance is likely to cost the club money if streaming can’t continue. Maybe why lots of clubs aren’t putting up much of a fight just now or those that are are just paying lip service to their support.
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Can people please stop saying free for season ticket holders when it quite obviously isn’t.
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On 26/08/2020 at 14:20, Bairnardo said:On 26/08/2020 at 14:14, NewBornBairn said:Away bile yer heid n' mhak soup.
You should be placing that particular mewling arsehole on ignore m8.
6 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:dotting them for example, is a bit snide and unnecessary. Aye it can easily be belittled in isolation, in a conversation like this, but for the most part we dont know the effects our actions have on others so stuff like that is really best avoided IMO.
Coloured circles are snide and unnecessary but outright abuse is cool.0 -
4 minutes ago, pandarilla said:
How can that decision be justified?
This should be a bigger story, given the current focus on blm.
Probably was a big story about 18 months ago.-2 -
23 minutes ago, Stellaboz said:
He's been binned? Shame, he'll be frothing at the fanny when I say (in jest) he's a homeless bumming fanbag.
Not sure homophobia, even in jest, is required.5 -
Just spill the beans for goodness sake.
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14 minutes ago, Shandön Par said:
Agree totally. Four years living in St Andrews was very nice time in my life. Apart from when the Dundee ruffians would come over looking for trouble at the weekend.
Second poster to go on ignore due to the vast amount of lies they post.-3 -
15 minutes ago, Marshmallo said:
Just FYI someone gave this post of wishing an ill person well a "Red Dot". I'm disgusted.
That’s one sick individual. How deranged in the head would you have to be to do that?-2 -
6 minutes ago, Rugster said:
Ooft. “Stumbled upon” aye right.
OMG that is very worrying.-1 -
2 hours ago, Brockers61 said:
50/50 now, fingers and toes crossed!
This better not be a wind up!-2 -
5 minutes ago, ICTChris said:
Always glad when a thread gets bumped on a topical issue and your contribution wasn’t a load of crap.
Something @Mr. Alli @Trackdaybob and @Bairnardo can’t say.-1 -
On 01/05/2020 at 10:26, Trackdaybob said:
Only if it's compulsory. Never felt the need to wear one yet.
If some businesses decide I need a mask to enter their premises, I'll go elsewhere.
On 01/05/2020 at 10:43, Mr. Alli said:This.
I won't be wearing one.
On 01/05/2020 at 12:06, Mr. Alli said:It's not. If it's made compulsory then I will take myself out of that equation.
To make it compulsory they'd need to come up with a fairly solid argument for doing so - which they won't.
On 01/05/2020 at 14:09, Mr. Alli said:Seems strange anything has to be 'desperate' in this completely hypothetical situation that'll never happtlen, but yet here we are.
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3 hours ago, Marshmallo said:
Yeah pretty tragic, but I get that they have season tickets to try and sell.
Trying to sell season tickets isn’t tragic at all. They are the life blood of the football club and anything that can help with that isn’t tragic.-2 -
That is vile. Why on earth would someone behave like that?
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2 minutes ago, wee_bairn said:
We are the most entertaining, knicker-wetting, greetin’ faced support on the forum bar none. And I love it.x
If we cut out the racism we’d be the best supporters on here.-2
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No you weren’t.