beachcomber

So much for the classless society. According to this clicky......we're nearly all middle class now So where do you see yourself in the great British obsession - do you look up to him, but down on him, or do you look up to him and him, or are you maybe one of the few who look down on him and him. Bowler, Trilby or Flat Cap - which one fits your napper (and why) (I'd have done a poll for this, but find them just as annoying as petitions)

I wish someone would un-invent this bloody internet thing. I'd get a lot more done if I didn't waste my day idly surfing rubbish like this

but who moderates the moderators

In the light of todays performance and result, if you include the cup game, 6 straight victories does not seem beyond the realms of possibility. What odds would I get for that with the ?20 I saved at Station Park today?

I've always maintained Brewster is a better player than a manager - the fact that he doesn't pick himself proves it :017: (if you see what I mean)

aye yer hindsights a bitty better than yer second sight rite enuff mun, I can recommend a good optician for you to get it checked out - he sorted me out a treat....

Well Station Park it was, and a 1-1 draw it finished. Probly a fair result although Clach had a soft penalty saved. Not the most inspiring game of football it has to be said, but made slightly more intersting by listening to ICT on the radio and a voiciferous bunch of about a dozen Clachers who had probably consumed more Buckfast between them before the game than the entire Caley Stadium put together. On the bright side, I must be ?20 to the good compared with the price of a visit to the Longman. As for Johndo's advice and prediction, I have a bit of advice for you which will help with you reading yer tea leaves in future - stick to drinkin feckin coffee.

Pretty **** good, but your your contact Haggis Chick's portfolio is much more 'ahem' interesting :010:

Can't decide whether to make the treck to the Longman, endure the carpark chaos and fork out twenty five sheets to see ICT v Jambos or stroll over the railway bridge pay a few squid (or better still jump the wall) and savour Nairn v Clach. What a dilemna !!! Whaddaya reckon

Imagine that ! Johnny Rotten Lydon - a true british eccentric Never Mind The Ballerinas - Heres The Sex Pistols

Shame Paul Hartley's gone - the song about the nature of his relationship with Vlad the Impaler made me laugh big time last season.... how did it go again ? :015:

Correctamundo about Don Cowie, I haven't seen much of him, but he looks like he is a class act. What the feck was he doing at Dingwall all that time.

:015: :015: :015: The reason Led Zep are reforming is to perform at my big re-opening night at the ballerina, but hey mun, don't tell everyone. :004:

KoB - yeah, must've spilled a drink over you at some point - Roman Holiday - what were they again - some kind of Jo Boxers thing with sailors hats and snappy dance moves if I remember. Very strange. Come to think of it - what on earth were Jo Boxers.

:015: :015: I like it - I doubt I'll ever hear that phrase again, but I get your drift.

Mr Bronson - long time no see on here - have you been away at spelling classes. Unfortunately I have to agree. I don't like critisising an ICT legend like Denzil, but he has never really proven himself as a consistent scorer in the SPL, he didn't manage at Tynecastle and he hasn't managed it back in Inverness. You'll notice he always comes good in the cup games against the lower league sides where the shuffle still seems to work its magic but the SPL defenders are wise to these things. He did however have a remarkable scoring run along with Dargo at one point the other year which he can hopefully recreate soon. Nothing would make me happier than seeing him dancing past a couple of defenders then curling the ball delicately into the far corner. He was a joy to behold when he was on top of the heap and hopefully he'll manage it again soon. In fact, any of the feckers scoring any would make me happier right now.

You're right Eliza, it was the crop of youngbloods I was wondering about, not that photo from the last 118-118 advert audition, although they would be interesting too :015:

The West stand singing section was a cracking idea, which, with hindsight, and set against the regulatory framework and litigous environment, was probably always doomed to failure. Probably not helped by a bit of belligerent over enthusiasm on the part of both the occupants and stewards.:009:

I think yer right, it's a little known fact that Bon Scott had to move to Australia because he decided Kirrie was just too wild for him after a particularly hectic nicht in the Thrums. I'm surprised they never did a verion of the Ball of Kirriemuir - how good would that be.

Your talking a lot of bullocks and bollocks on this thread. :003: I'd stick with Ike for now. As for Tony Bullock, he'dve been the bollocks as cover rite enuff. I reckon he's one of the better keepers in Scotland, but the least said the better about Bullocks bollocks . Out of interest, when was it Calder last played for ICT ? I reckon he'd put a good hundred on the gate if he was to stand in. and.....talking of keepers and gates, d'ya reckon Malkowski would attract many of the snecks Poles if he was playing ?

oooooooooh, meaning..... :016:

aye, that's normal service resumed

I'm with you there Senor Gringo Never found him funny in anything he's done, just downright annoying. If he comes on the box I switch over. He popped up in a cracking family film, Night at the Museum, with Ben Stiller, Steve Coogan, Mickey Rooney, **** van Dyke and Robin Williams which aptly demonstrated how sh1te he is compared with those guys.

Just listening to a heap of AC/DC that I've found on the works computer - I'd forgotten how much they feckin raaawk. Must check out the Bon Scott memorial next time I'm in Kirrie.

We've scored 2 in 6 games, this is the feckin problem. Brewster needs to play until we're out of the sh1te.