jaggedthistle

nitty

the ground

Yes I know this, but there was some confusion a couple of posts ago where hislopsoffsideagain thought it was Savage pulling out...

Fantastic post MacBandy!!  :clapping03: :clapping03:

Guys in Section G we salute you!!!  :022:

Quote from the BBC website...

Inverness manager Craig Brewster has withdrawn his offer of a new contract to striker Dennis Wyness until the end of the season

Couldn't have put it better IHE!!  :rotflmao:

Something really has to be done about the hospitality crowd though.  At the Hearts game a couple of guys in front of me complained to the steward about Hearts fans winding them up = stewards response - "They're hospitality, they can do what they want!"  :33: :33: :33:

The bit that amazed us yesterday was listening to the after match interviews - "We didn't look like scoring today" - if he knew they didn't look like scoring why were changes not made sooner???   :017:

:clapping03:  Totally agree with that.  I'm sure the younger guys would have injected a bit of life into the side yesterday.  That was dire.

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Big Ears

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Signed - that is appalling.  How was he still on the streets???? :33: :33:

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I yell at my work phone when I go out for a smoke and have to run back in to answer it.  There must be a hidden camera at my desk, cos that's the only time it rings!!

I also apologise to chairs etc when I walk in to them...  :017:

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I'm still not sure about this.  In one respect it seems like a great idea - hopefully it would result in criminals actually being caught (only to get a cushy jail sentence probably, but that's another story).  As already mentioned on this thread - the normal law abiding citizen shouldn't have anything to worry about.  I think the idea of an ID card is slightly better than the DNA thing.

However, Hamish you do make some very good points.  ID theft is bad enough these days, my partner has experienced this down in Edinburgh and it ain't pretty.  The thought of someone using your DNA to steal your identity is just frightening.  If the government can lose all the data it has in the last couple of months I would hate for them to lose information related to a DNA database.  THAT'S scary biscuits.