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Quoting TCT from 23:31, 11th Mar 2008 You might as well swear allegiance to a fried egg. It's just as slippery but has less cholesterol. I'd rather swear allegiance to a fried egg than any figurehead, to be honest. [hr] Walk into the bright lights of sorrow, oh drink a bit of wine and we both might...

I'd prefer to swear an oath of allegiance to Alex Salmond.





*Awaits rabid Unionist response*

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Has anyone ever done this? I was wondering about what sort of experiences people have had, mainly because I don't trust the "testimonies" on employers websites. I was also wondering if anyone has a particular employer or country that they'd recommend? [hr] Walk into the bright lights of sorrow, oh d...

Quoting David Bean from 22:18, 22nd Nov 2007 I see now why you don't like England: that chip on your shoulder's about the size of Paris. [hr] Psalm 91:7 *sigh* For the record, I'd love to see Scotland play England, why? Because we'd win comfortably. [hr] Walk into the bright lights of sorrow, oh dr...

Quoting rob 'f*ck off' wine boy from 01:08, 22nd Nov 2007 Change the record, eh? Ok then - I'd love a home nations tournament. I would really bring all us jolly brits together in a spirit of britishness for British football. We could all hold hands, sing Rule Britannia and God save the Queen, and t...

Quoting colin from 00:00, 22nd Nov 2007 Home nations would be good. Except for people on here who would brand you 'narrow minded' and 'racist' if you didn't want England to win it. England got exactly what they deserved. Shows how badly they missed and underrated Sven too. [hr] Walk into the bright...

Quoting David Bean from 21:05, 22nd Oct 2007 Forgive my ignorance, and your embarassment (I assume you're the one who's embarassed by it, since I certainly am not); is it your position that this sort of behaviour is in some way a good thing, or are you merely saying that this kind of behaviour is s...

Quoting David Bean from 18:27, 21st Oct 2007 Oh dear. It would be nice if this discussion had been phrased in a sensible manner because, as has been pointed out, the idea that anybody can be obligated to take any particular point of view towards anything at all is absurd, and only a character from ...

Quoting Malcolm from 18:58, 2nd Jul 2007 I heard that on the radio when I was out in the car on Saturday evening. It's complete crap, as if any terrorist hellbent on destruction would either know nor care about the difference. So fundamentalists Islamists attempt mass murder then suicide for no rea...

If that nomark smug pajero Salman Rushdie deserves a knighthood, so does this guy

http://www.johnsmeaton.com/


*Bows*

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I really hope Burnsie pulls through. The notion of him rotting away in Barlinnie for the next 50 years appears to be apt justice. Doubt he'll see through the week with 'extensive' burns though. PS - Why are people trying to compare this attack and the one in London in terms of 'seriousness' its hard...

Quoting exnihilo from 14:09, 16th Jun 2007 St Andrews' MAs are black with red lining, the purple one is a BD or MTheol. Thank you, Exnhilio. I have now booked with Ede And Ravenscroft, although what a confusing proceedure it was! [hr] Walk into the bright lights of sorrow, oh drink a bit of wine an...

Its strange; according to their Website, the only way you can get an MA gown is through doing a Masters. I've gone through it and they're hiring out a black/red hood, when I'm sure the Uni expects a black/purple hood. Is this the right section to look at? Has anyone else booked their things through ...

I completely forgot about the whole book '21 days before' thing and now the Ede and Ravenscroft website doesn't show any MA Gowns left. Are there any other websites/companies where I could pick one up at this stage? [hr] Walk into the bright lights of sorrow, oh drink a bit of wine and we both might...

It doesn't, the money went towards grants for poorer students, which was to the detriment of other students, so it was a rather inefficent cycle. Again, the cross-party support shows this move is popular. Its rumoured that the next SNP move will involve making prescriptions for the chronically ill f...

Quoting exnihilo from 09:25, 15th Jun 2007 All they're out to do is stir up pro-independence feeling, and if that means stirring up anti-Scottish feeling in England, so be it as far as they're concerned. Finally, the oil? Can we ever stop banging on about the fucking oil?? I'm not sure whether I sh...

If the English want to keep on whinging, perhaps we should again request that 90% of 'British' North Sea oil is included in Scotland's revenues. Then we'll see just how much we are subsidised by. [hr] Walk into the bright lights of sorrow, oh drink a bit of wine and we both might go tommorow, my lov...

How do you suggest the SNP cut taxes for students without upsetting some people? TBH I think that some people will criticise the SNP regardless of what they do, which is rather childish really. [hr] Walk into the bright lights of sorrow, oh drink a bit of wine and we both might go tommorow, my love...

I hear the Ladyhead is a riot for strippers.

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Its a fantastic announcement, yet the British (English) media will (and have) used this as another *example* of England subsidising Scotland. Anyone who saw the ITV news report earlier on today will see my point. It seems as though its no longer the SNP with a chip on their shoulders... [hr] Walk in...