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Caley D, that's just wierd. Plain wierd. Big heildander with a big ginge beard, chucking a claymore about. Now that's what we need.

Aye, get a flaming move on I say.

I was at Hampden in an orange shirt, so I'm really quite sad at his comments. As a big time arab said to me, he might be a Thompson, but he's no got half the class of his faither. Says it all really.

My condolences to his family, may he rest in peace poor laddie. Others, please don't prejudge this situation - it is completely outwith your experience. If someone gets blind and unco-ordinated above 8000 meters, they almost certainly have high altitude cerebral oedema and are effectively unsaveable. To quote your rescue chances from Rob Hall, who summitted Everst 6 or so times, "you might as well be on the dark side of the moon" He's still up there as well, having died in 1996. If climbers try to stay with someone too long at that height, you just end up with more corpses. BTW, I climbed for 25 years or so - I know what I'm on about for once.

I am Superman and I can fly off fences...............just never perfected the landing bit Tell you Alex, I tried to fly through a fence once doing around 40 kph. Big steel mesh bugger of a thing, but the fractures healed well.............

Has Inverness become Royston Vasey? Royston Vasey was based on Inverness :D :) :) There's nothing for you here...............

Awlright, labour name would be Jeff Moretti. Does anyone else think that they all sound more like bad 90's europorn actors? (allegedly, no experience of that meself etc. etc.)

Robertina Baffin Hamilton! Merciful God.

Yip. Born in Dundee, brought up an arab, still have a soft spot for them. Great day yesterday, but it didn't have the manic intimacy and sheer enjoyment for me that Ayr away had. I suppose that's what happens when you revisit things, the feelings of involvement fade.

So did I.

I am going down with my son, to the Utd. end. I am, however, having real problems trying to get transport back from to Inversneckie from Hampden. Does anyone have spare room in a car, we are sociable & (reasonably) civilised. Willing to pay for your petrol etc. If you can help, please PM me asap. Cheers!

Dare I say BELIEVE!!!!!!

soofeckinperb. He'll get more room to play in the ESPEEL and should be worth a fortune by the end of the season. Dani will be better suited as well. I'm happy now, and it ain't the cabsov!

Wow! I didnt realise that 'Care in the Community' would allow Tourettes sufferers to use a computer. And you managed to type a whole sentence without using foul and abusive language, more than you have managed in any other match I have attended. Wait a minute "onapositivenote". I take it that you have just signed up to counter allegations of intolerance? If so, sarcasm and innacuracy might not be the best tack. There is no such thing as a body called "care in the community" and people with tourette's suffer from an illness far removed from the public (mis) conception of it. Please wind your neck back in, and I would have to point out that you were at a football match, some intemperate language might be expected? edited for clarity

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Here Latviaman, I'm quite partial to your posts from the Baltic. Dinnae give up, we'll raise a glass to you in the Innes tomorrow. :(

Kyisback, Can I ask where you got this information from? There is nothing on the SFA or SFL sites, or in any media that I can find.

I hope so, I've used Ryanair frequently and (this isn't a misprint) they have always been excellent. One memorable time after a mate broke a leg/ arm in Norway, the gave us a row (!) of seats for 75p, helped me carry the sod onto the plane and were generally above and beyond! You don't hear that every day.

The Caley Stadium isn't a dump especially if the Hibs game last year is anything to go by or is that the buzz of going to my 1st ever game? I will find out next week no doubt which is my 2nd ever game. Mahonio, It's called that because it's built in what used to be part of the town rubbish dump and the land was reclaimed.

don't know about Cox being ill, but he must be really sick at missing out on that display. Took me a while to realise it wasn't Cox, but with my eyesight......... nearly as bad as that Ayr keepers! Cracking game young man, the boy done good.

To the OP and mahonio, I reckon you are both stars to stick yer heads above the parapet on this one. Time to put this to bed though, 'cause we are champions. Be happy people! :blush02:

knickers are being unnecessarily twisted here. Are sunday nights that boring? This is a non argument, the SFL are quite able to distinguish between exuberant celebration (which they won't fine anyone for) or rampant hooliganism (which they would) The points deduction thing is nonsense. The club would be warned, fined and then other sanctions taken (unless the offence was so dire as to skip the first two, such as a deliberate attempt to have a game abandoned) Yesterday was one of the best days in the history of this club, please, please don't detract from it by grumbling about non-issues like the guy in the morph suit, the irish flag (I tried to intervene in this one - the guy complaining was gubbed) or imaginary sanctions about imaginary offences. I know that Richard Gordon was mildly irritated (instead of being midly irritating as per usual) but he's not the arbiter of anything. Be happy, people. :blush02:

Me and Struan

Still a space for the old codgers though, especially the one at the back of our bus sitting with his headphones on and tears streaming down his face :thumb04: No Caley D, it was me greetin' because I had to listen to him "sing". Sounded like a cat being dismantled with a hacksaw.

One & only Innes bar for me! :D