Yngwie
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Fixed it! :tonguecheek:
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Dr Yngwie thinks you can be a donor once it has fully cleared up. A nurse would go through a questionnaire before you donate, covering off things like that. You should be aware that there are other restrictions like using or being a sex worker. B)
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Best retort I've seen for ages. Renegade Jnr outwitted by his Dad?
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I used to do it regularly years ago when I worked just along the road from a blood donor centre and could just pop in at lunchtime or after work, but haven't done since then I'm afraid. I suspect that most people, like me, would happily do it if they didn't have to make much effort or go out of their way.
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This is an absolute belter, a Bradford player misses a penalty and takes out a fan instead. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/e...v_3/8374862.stm Reminds me a bit of when a ball boy (or was it a girl?) got sent flying over the advertising hoardings at one of our Pittodrie home games. Ouch.
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The gathering in the Tulloch pre-match was reminiscent of the golf club we used to go to when we played home games at Pittodrie. I'll book us in now for next year's final. :D
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?600 fine for Dundee fan who swore when trying to rally their fans to sing. Narrowly avoided a banning order because the judge was a Dee fan and at the match. http://news.stv.tv/scotland/139352-fan-esc...-over-disorder/
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I'd never come across them until there was a track of theirs (Last Journey Home) on a free compilation CD that came with Classic Rock magazine recently. Thought it was pretty awesome guitar work, but I can see how they'd struggle to play it live.
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How many people realised that Dundee's first goal (credited to Higgins by the announcer) was actually a bullet header by Bulvitis?
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Actually for a few seconds objects were raining down. Mostly pies i think.
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You've got to bear in mind that it's at least 15 years since they won anything at all (B&C Cup?) and this was a big game for them.
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We were great in the 1st half and should have been further ahead. Once Dundee got 1 back you knew it was going to be a different game, and when they got their 2nd you knew it was all over. You can't say we set out to defend in the 2nd half because we kept the same line up and formation and had a chance to go 3 up before they scored. We did however tire massively as the game went on and that should have been addrfesses before the 90th minute, Terry. Hayes had nothing left after a brilliant first 45.
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Clear blue skies at the moment.
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Close, it's called the Capital Asset! Used to be a bad night club called the Jazz Bank though, and that's where I met my current wife. At Broxden services there is a Harvester family pub/restaurant, used to be called Brewsters! Easy to find and park. Not sure if you'll get much pre-match craic in these places though.
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No rain just now, hopefully it stays that way all night.
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You then have to bring in all the variants of Klingon spoken across the universe, and accurate figures on that aren't available. Not on Wikipedia anyway.
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We'll play it in your back garden then! I'll happily make it available to the SFL. Crowd might have to be a bit restricted. No Dees! Our lot might fit in though. The players will have to share one shower though. The match officials can have the shed.
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I live about a mile from McDiarmid. I've just been out in the back garden and it is rather sodden but entirely PLAYABLE!
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Ghoti is also the Klingon word for fish. (Is it true that Klingon is more widely spoken than Gaelic? Perhaps BBC Alba need to substitute their commentator accordingly.)
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Chucking it down here this afternoon.
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The only time I ever spoke to him was when I bumped into him when he was buying lottery tickets in Perth, where the team bus stopped for lunch. I made some comment about using any winnings to buy a new striker, but he just looked at me. I never saw whether or not he then crossed the road to the bookies where some of the team were.
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The very best Ireland could hope for is that France are publicly shamed into offering a replay. But given what is at stake, they won't.
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OK, so what does that mean for our tactics?
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Hmmm. In that example perhaps the ref (wrongly) believed that the beach ball had not interfered with play ie the shot was going in anyway and he didn't see it change direction? If that were the case then it was not a technical error.
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Here's FIFA's ruling on the replayed match I referred to a few posts ago. It was a world Cup Qualifier in 2005. So the replay was ordered because the ref made a technical error (ie he didn't know the rules) rather than a misjudgement or not seeing something correctly. Perhaps Ireland could argue that the ref made a technical error in that he was clearly unaware than handling the ball is against the rules!