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20 hours ago, Drew Brees said:

If they made back to the future now and set it in 2020 then the olden days that he travelled back to would be 1990

When Marty tells him who the President is, Doc Brown would be even less likely to believe him. And if he should ask if Hibs have won the cup yet...

But it's unlikely that Marty would actually want to come back.

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24 minutes ago, Theroadlesstravelled said:

Is taking a shite outside someone' s house not the traditional way of saying hello on the east coast?

With covid, he obviously couldn't get any black bun or whisky, but in Cockenzie you'd think he would've found a piece of coal to bring good luck to the residents.  Traditions, eh ??  

Was his car a hummer ??

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1 hour ago, MixuFruit said:

I've come close to having no option but to do something like that but have always managed to hang on till I found an actual toilet. Guy was probably pinching his arsehole with every fibre of his being for the preceding 20 minutes.

He's not even making an effort to hide!

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23 hours ago, Shotgun said:

I'm really wishing I'd followed through on my plans to marry her back in the 80's.

She looks, and sounds, amazing.

No sign of the generic plastic surgery.

Which leads me to the horrifying conclusion that it's all down to healthy living. If she had moved to Lanarkshire to be with me  that wouldn't have been an option. 

 

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3 hours ago, Theroadlesstravelled said:

Is taking a shite outside someone' s house not the traditional way of saying hello on the east coast?

Only in Dumpbar and Crewe Tolley in the Crapital although I believe it is also a tradition in the north east town of Keich and the West Lothian town of Shitburn 

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Tomorrow is International Beer Day. Time for socially distanced celebration.[emoji481] [emoji482]

Not that we need any but some reasons for drinking beer and more pinched from a brewing web site.
-Ancient Egyptians built the pyramids while consuming a healthy amount of beer. About 4 litres a day, to be exact. I always knew it helped with creativity.
-Ancient Babylonians took the seriousness of brewing to a whole new level. If a bad batch was made the brewer was drowned in it. At least it didn't go to waste.
-Vikings believed that a giant goat resided in Valhalla whose udders were filled with an unlimited supply of beer. Sounds like heaven to me.
-Beer does the body good! It contains a high level of silicon which increases the calcium deposits and minerals for healthy bone tissue.
-Beer keeps your kidneys healthy! A Finnish study showed that each bottle of beer you drink reduces the risk of developing kidney stones by 40%.
-Beer is full of vitamins! It contains several B vitamins (B1, B2, B6 and B12). A Dutch study found that beer drinkers had 30 percent higher levels of vitamin B6 than their non-drinking study participants, and levels twice as high as wine drinkers. Beer is also a generous source of vitamin B12!
-Numerous international research papers have found that those who consume moderate amounts of alcohol live longer than those who do not drink at all. At an average 4.4% alcohol content and light and mid-strength options to boot, Aussie beer is the drink of moderation!
-In 4300BC Babylonians wrote out recipes for beer on clay tablets.
In 2018, archaeologists in Israel found the world's oldest site for alcohol production, adding the beer-like beverage may have been served in ceremonies 13,000 years ago. It is the earliest testament in the world to alcohol production of any kind

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1 minute ago, Bert Raccoon said:

Shut up boozy.

Well it definitely does more harm than good, I don’t see the point in trying to disguise it as a healthy drink when everyone who goes out drinking knows it’s not healthy.

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