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a monetary value would need to be added to dues by the unions for a legal fighting to fund a top lawyer QC will start at £3000 per day or a good public relations company might be upwards of £15,000 to highlight your case to the media or you could just....................

our diesel is £1.27 a litre what is it in ireland?

ib do you think they will hand out licence's in scotland to control raptors ? as for guilty intent who needs poison or traps

the vat rise could do some serious harm to all businesses across the country added to that the price of fuel its a dangerous time and remember labour done the damage when there on spouting there crap on the tv

nothing against the guy hooper but he his banging his head against a brick wall the rspb could come up with a petition 20 times the size of ours and with greater financial muscle so therefore a more powerful voice until the small birds are gone then the rspb will have a freedom to do what ever they like our answer to our problem has been highlighted on here many times with the answer there for all to see

Well done Brian nice lift

might try and buy(activate) a doo myself to compete

http://willievass.ph...0000ehLQ0V4LAc8 that's my nephew kirk as mascot today and that's my brother in law in the dugout right out of place

well done lewis great darts again should be some final tomorrow i reckon anderson will go on and win sorry brian massey

the team that wanted the win won the game well done celtic

frank-123 public/style_images/master/user_popup.png uploads/av-38.jpg Posted 16 December 2010 - 22:26 PM mark webster i reckon he is a good bet played very well in the world cup great in the semi final now the only man who has a world title

Happy new year wishing you all a successful and happy 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3t9cHFz9lI

A Glaswegian Looks at a Pigeon © frank welsh See me? See yon pigeon? Ah hate they things. Actin' like they own George Square. Wi' a cauld, cruel glitter in their eye, Hey Jimmy, look at me, they go. Puffin' their chist oot and scrabblin' aroon' In whit folk like me leave behind. A lager tin, an auld fish supper, a pile of boak. Yon pigeon's sneerin', Youse can keep yir Merchant City, yir Capital of Culture, Youse're still a bunch of keelies, he says. Wi' a half-forgotten chib in the jaicket pocket, Of yir Princes Square designer gear. Pure dead gallus, yon pigeon, Jist like me.

Michty me Hogmanay is jist aroon the corner, An' 'abody is gan aboot wae a grin as lang as the Dee, Nae winter cal' ner heapit sna' 'ill keep the revellers hame, Ther'll be chappin on yer door the-nicht jist you wait an' see. C'mon ye doric warblers, Lets hear yer New Years droll, Strut oot an' dae yer first fittin', An' dinna ferget yer lump o' coal C'mon ye cliver Lads and Lassies, Get yer pencils oot, An' tell the poets a' o'er the warld, Fit Aiberdeens aboot! Lets' a' hae a special Guid New Year, The Best een we've iver hid, Did I hear somebody say, "A Million quid?" C'mon then...gae us anither bid it's easy copy and paste

you will enjoy it george pity i wont make it this year not missed it since 2003

looking forward to the match my nephew as mascot will lead the teams out with john greig i really hope the silence is observed to mark such a sad day think it will be a single goal in the match no matter the score its a long way to go in the title race

We've won many great battles in history, Most wondrous at a place called Wembley, Where the then world champs were cut to pieces, By big Jim Baxter and three of his nieces. We use words like dod, ken and wee, no bad is the ultimate thing to be, A spider's a beastie, a child's a bairn Och, it's an easy language to learn Our great socialists like Tommy Sheridan Work very hard to make us care again But like the rest of the proletariat I would ask Tommy, where's the party at? We Scots invented the modern age TV, Telephone and the Pantomime stage Then there's John Knox, the great Presbyterian, Who preached Hell's fire, for those who didn't believe in him. The breadth of our culture is simply outstandin', From Sir Walter Scott to today's Ian Rankin There's Rabbie Burns', "A man's a man for a that." Coming a very close second to "Chewin the fat."

spend the bells in the house with the wife and kids then off to work for 12.15 few drinks in the office with five girls and the phones going berserk in the background

going along nicely wullie 2011 might be a good year fingers crossed

congratulations billy another wee one to spoil

aye with me taking his picture

yeh some great darts from anderson thought the pie man might have shocked him watch webster put taylor out

that's the start derek now watch eddie in they national races you've taught him too much i warned you