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[s] The Truth wrote on 21:12, 3rd Feb 2005: Right. Sorry to reenter a stupid conversation, but I can't quite get over the whole mother-hating business. And to counter that whole load of scipture you just tossed out, try this one: [i]Honour thy father and mother... - Yeah, I'd say that was fairly imp...

Quite right - I'm minded to make a complaint in whiting.

I'm surprised that the door on the 6th floor is ever open - in my day (cue Werthers Original Theme Tune) it was permanently shut, with a notice on the door to the effect of 'This area is out of bounds to those who do not wish to suffer a cruel and painful death (or worse, expulsion from the residenc...

well, he did put a stop to the vietnam war. that at least stands in his favour, not that I'm condoning all the other stuff he got up to. [/i] I'd have said that what stands in Nixon's favour was the engagement with China and the start of the arms limitation treaties with the Soviets. He stopped the ...

I was also amazed to see that there have been 2 quaker presidents..they seem a nice group of people. very peaceful. can't help thinking the USA might be a bit better off with another quaker in power rather than the maniacal (sp?) methodist they have at the mo. Even bearing in mind that the last Qua...

Excuse me! There's nothing wrong with the St. Andrews to Edinburgh route! How would you improve it?! [/i] Re-route it to take the route that the Megabus took when it was still operating - M90 via Glenrothes and Cupar. Takes about one and a half hours - as opposed to the two hours fifteen the present...

My initial thought was - now I know where the person who devised the Stagecoach bus route from St. Andrews to Edinburgh works now...

[s] exnihilo wrote on 18:47, 12th Jan 2005: Good to see that Mr. Chick puts me in my place as well: http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0014/0014_01.asp And yet he implores us to 'love the Jewish people', notwithstanding their eternal damnation http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/1000/1000_01.asp To...

SA 1002 - I did a while ago, but I still reckon that it was the easiest twenty credits I ever got. Not quite to the level of the first semester course (the only subject I ever did to stipulate 'no need to go into too much detail'), but you'd really need to be several apples short of a picnic to do b...

Has not graduated, and therefore unfortunately does have to study.

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[s] md25 wrote on 11:48, 21st Dec 2004: I propose a solution! The Association tells the Saint "no more insults against groups of people" and the Saint goes "OK". Sound reasonable? Entirely - which is why the chance of it being adopted is somewhat less than zero.... [hr] [i]Is tresa tuath na tighearna

UK - Don't You Want Me - Human League US - Physical - Olivia Newton-John Ah well it could have been Banks of the Ohio - I should be grateful for small mercies Edit - I definately should - the theme song for my life is - Seasons in the Sun/I Have a Dream by Westlife (goes into the broom cupboard and ...

bliargowrie (thats in angus!!)
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I should bloody well hope it isn't - when I went there yesterday afternoon
it was in Perthshire... Maybe the Dundonians annexed it on Saturday night, under cover of darkness (any time after about 3.30 then)

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[s] Iain wrote on 14:57, 5th Dec 2004: "the lack thereof, and the method of keeping it down!" Serious respect to the man for internal reform of the SNP which none of you will have known about! Aye, and a fat lot of good it did him. A good MSP for North Tayside, but never really found his way as lead...

[s]Marco Biagi wrote on 14:15, 30th Nov 2004:
Oh, no, I sense a feeding frenzy coming on...

*dives out of the way of the other politicos*



First time for everything...

If we're talking Runrig songs - why not 'Alba'? Suggests itself, really. 'An Toll Dubh' would be my preference - although it's probably too based around the Gaels to be a national anthem. Would be good to have at least some Gaelic in the national anthem regardless. Of other suggestions - Wild Mounta...

True, but no-one compelled Ken Bigley to go to Iraq either. He went voluntarily, as did the soldiers.

I'm with Mr Wilson on this one - what gives?

[s] Gaz wrote on 11:02, 27th Oct 2004: [s] NeilSJFC1884 wrote on 10:50, 27th Oct 2004: [i] Actually nor to i, it was 4 in the morning and i think i was about to post about something else They probably were rude to you because you appear to be a st.johnstone fan, there's no excuse for that, asking fo...

According to the Megabus website, the service was withdrawn on the 20th September. If I were to be cynical about this, I would say that the reason was that it was undercutting the traditional service, coincidentally also operated by Stagecoach. Having had to take the X59 a few times last year, it wa...

I seem to remember being told that it stood for Book Exchange and Student's Shop, referring to one of its long-dead functions. No doubt some old hack will know better than me, though...