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Pick a day next week. You may discover undreamed of limitations. Not the 25th. Otherwise I'm surprisingly easy. We are nighthawks.
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From the Daily Mash :
"McCoist Doomed to be Rangers Manager for All Eternity... AFTER unsuccessfully resigning, Ally McCoist has admitted that he has no idea how he can stop being Rangers manager. An emotional McCoist handed in his notice only to be informed by grinning colleagues that he’d received a pay rise and a better parking space. He said: “It was always going to be a very tough decision to quit the club I love, but I presumed it would be tough emotionally not logistically. “I’ve tried being Rangers manager and I’ve tried not being Rangers manager and the two things are essentially the same. “Even death will be no escape - they will find a way to trap my spirit in a jar.” " |
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And now the Nats will be desperately finding ways to avoid independence since all future North Sea developments are seriously uneconomic.
Not sure how that slipped in. |
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I can't go "Picking days" man - are you INSANE??
![]() "Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof..." |
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The evil that men do lives after them.
The good is oft interred with their bones. |
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Bodil, I implore you to get to the filthy bottom of the Rangers Saga. We need people of your ilk to expose the dark underbelly of Scotch soccer. There simply cannot be many posters who know more about corrupt shenanigans in seemingly pointless activities than your BAD QUIZMASTER self.
Now I mussss fleeee whilst bidding you a tranquil good evening and peaceful slumber. ALOHA! ![]() |
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So, lets make it Boxing Day, 11pm.
I am a Servant of Chaos and a Follower of the Dark Lord, but the Rangers saga is too pitiful attract attention from the underworld. Live with it. |
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D'ye HEAR that, Akabula...?
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You're no C.S.Lewis, Bodil!
Or G.K.Chesterton! Or D.L. Sayers! Or P.D. James! Or A.Y.S. Grinchley! Or Y.P.Rondell! Or Tarka the Otter! |
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So, we have a date.
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Dyya l'tzara b'shaata.
---------------------------- "The phrase has been alluded to by many authors. John Galsworthy refers to it in The Patrician. Anthony Trollope uses the phrase in Barchester Towers. D. H. Lawrence uses it in Lady Chatterley's Lover." |
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Rab c Nesbitt stichted it first
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Be there or be square ya basturt.......G'nite!
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Has anybody else noticed that THIS Emoticon ------->
.....has eyebrows like Alex Salmond? |
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JESUS :
He didn't write any books...no-one described what he looked like...his ministry lasted only three years...he died an utter failure, forsaken and condemned in obscurity, rejected by his own disciples...humiliated by his own people...dying a brutal death, the death of a condemned criminal...rejected by the world and the powers that be... "For the story and message of the cross is sheer absurdity and folly to those who are perishing and on their way to perdition, but to us who are being saved it is the manifestation of the power of God." |
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Next week : Rory McGrath's Bloody Britain -- Why were ye olde Kings and Queens so ruddy ANGRY most of the time? Rory uses the latest TECHNOLOGY and SCIENCE to find out...
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Velasquez
19 Dec 14 01:30 Joined: 30 Aug 02 | Topic/replies: 6,628 | Blogger: Velasquez's blog Next week : Rory McGrath's Bloody Britain -- Why were ye olde Kings and Queens so ruddy ANGRY most of the time? Rory uses the latest TECHNOLOGY and SCIENCE to find out... Rate reply: let me save the research....................... because they where f@cking their sisters and brothers |