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Loved Filth and to be honest has there ever been a more despicable character than DC Robertson 
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aka Bruce.
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Saw the film the other week. Was a bit disappointed but the guy playing Robbo (James McEvoy?) was great. Trainspotting a much better book though, imo.
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Welsh is a Hibby hence the Walsh for me
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No. It's definitely Scottish.
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Curses. Ten seconds too late.
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I like how he makes Robbo (a proper c*nt) a Hearts fan.
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Blame this sh!tty forum Patra. Top marks for effort all the same.
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flakey ball sack.
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best mates with tam paton so he was
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great books and great characters, there was a bit in Skagboys that had me laughing for ages (and it was wrong on almost every level)
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The Acid House.
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Trainspotting the best book ever. The prequel, skag boys, must be in the top 5 absolutely brilliant it was. Filth and Glue both very very good. Will have to read porno one day, just wish they would change the front cover.
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I found Porno to be quite disappointing Rob. Wouldn't put you off reading it but it's not in the same class as the others. Still has its moments.
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Right oh. Skag boys got mixed reviews iirc but I thought it was absolutely brilliant. Twice as long as trainspotting, and almost, not quite, but almost as good.
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