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  • Aye you can. Did exactly that with the Clydesdale bank on Duke Street. Never had an account with them. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Jul 2019 1:03am)
  • You forgot the kebab meat, you uncultured swine! by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Aug 2019 10:00am)
  • A loaded double decker will weigh in the region of 11 tonnes. A standard 4x2 gritter can weigh on the region of 18 tonnes when loaded. These are also generally smaller than a double decker bus and have less available space to mount batteries etc compared to a bus. by B479MSS (Fri 13th Sep 2019 10:25pm)
  • Did you used to have that on a blue Evo VII? It was either that or Y4 DCK. by B479MSS (Tue 24th Sep 2019 7:17am)
  • Ah, fair enough. I remember having a chat with the lad with Y4. It was a blue Evo VII with pink wheels. I had a yellow VII at the time. by B479MSS (Tue 24th Sep 2019 10:11am)
  • Shite patter. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Oct 2019 3:59pm)
  • See if you were half as smart as you're trying to be, you'd notice that OP is called disgruntled***miss***. With this in mind, you should be smart enough to realise that alumnus refers to a male graduate and alumna should be used to refer to a female graduate. by B479MSS (Sun 6th Oct 2019 8:39pm)
  • Aye, 4 weeks. Raspy, chesty, tickly bastard. To get anything shifted, I have to bend myself into all sorts of random shapes and cough. by B479MSS (Tue 8th Oct 2019 9:28pm)
  • Used to get taken there by my Gran when I was a kid every week or so. She used to buy me a few paints and brushes or a small 1:72 kit from there. Loads of fond memories of the place. by B479MSS (Mon 4th Nov 2019 10:29pm)
  • Unfortunately they are still liable for the repairs to any cars they hit, even if the cars are parked in the way by their arsehole owners. Also, doing this would then put the appliance out of service while it's away getting repaired afterwards. by B479MSS (Thu 7th Nov 2019 8:25am)
  • I'd counter that with the westbound M8 Great Western Road and Charing Cross exits. by B479MSS (Thu 28th Nov 2019 4:30pm)
  • Did you forget this: /s? by B479MSS (Thu 28th Nov 2019 4:39pm)
  • Thankfully there aren't too many arrogant cunts like you on the road. by B479MSS (Thu 28th Nov 2019 11:22pm)
  • Not too far south at all. by B479MSS (Fri 29th Nov 2019 10:28am)
  • Check Linford Christie here! by B479MSS (Sun 1st Dec 2019 10:23am)
  • Might be shut down for a maintenance period. Lots of distilleries have their shut downs about this time and then restart production in the new year. by B479MSS (Tue 10th Dec 2019 12:36am)
  • Haven't heard that since playtime. by B479MSS (Thu 12th Dec 2019 10:04pm)
  • Behave yourself you clown. If your issue is with the people of England, you need to have a word with yourself. The issue is with Westminster, their ineptitude and their attitude towards Scotland its people. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Dec 2019 11:45pm)
  • See instead of making a sweeping generalisation about an entire nation, you could also realise the the English voted for who they wanted and got what they wanted. We were not so fortunate. The situation highlights the fact that the wants and needs of Scotland and England are very different and that something has to change. This can be used to argue in favour of another independence referendum instead of being used to denigrate an entire country and its people. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Dec 2019 9:16am)
  • The reasons behind their decision are irrelevant and you're tarring everyone with the same brush which is narrow minded and pretty hypocritical on your behalf. You're coming across as anti-English, not anti-Westminster. Yours is the attitude that will do absolutely nothing positive to help the campaign for a second referendum. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Dec 2019 9:35am)
  • They have the right to vote for who they want. Just as you do. >I’m anti-Tory As am I. >and anti working class Tory voter. That just makes you sound like a fuckwit. Bleating on about Tory voters will do nothing apart from wind you up while also achieving nothing productive. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Dec 2019 9:51am)
  • Well, that's me told! Seriously, mate. Sit down. If that's all you can bring to the table, you're better off sitting at home greeting and pulling your plunger. The independence movement needs all the help and positive support it can get. Your kind of attitude does nothing to help it. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Dec 2019 10:12am)
  • Having never attended a rally, I wouldn't know. What I do know is that taking the huff and denigrating the English and making sweeping generalisations will achieve absolutely nothing. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Dec 2019 11:18am)
  • If you think that having a tory government voted in despite the best efforts of the Scottish electorate is a new thing, I've got some terrible, awful news for you. You might want to sit down.... The fact it, the if every single eligible voter in Scotland voted SNP, it still wouldn't be enough to stop the current shitshow. Despite the horrific outcome, the silver lining is that we now have pretty good representation by SNP MPs in Westminster. It's not all that far off being as good as it can possibly get given the circumstances. With this in mind, it means that more pressure can be applied to get a second referendum on the go. The people of England made their decision and so be it. Let them hang as they grow. Instead of bitchng and moaning, the focus should be on getting the independence referendum passed as the differences between the wants and needs of each country are stark and its becoming clearer that it will only diverge further. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Dec 2019 11:51am)
  • And, if you recall (or perhaps you're conveniently forgetting) that a major part of the argument by the No brigade was that a vote to leave the UK was also a vote to leave the EU. A large number of people wanted to stay within the EU and thus voted No. Skip ahead a few years and Scotland is in the process of being dragged out of the EU anyway, against the will of most of the electorate. Now that there has been such a massive change in the political outlook for the country, do you really, honestly think it would be unreasonable for there to be another referendum on Scottish independence from the UK? I'm not asking if you think we should leave or not, I'm just asking if it's unreasonable to ask the citizens of Scotland the question again given the magnitude of change since the last one. Isn't that how democracy works? by B479MSS (Sun 15th Dec 2019 1:56pm)
  • Fair point well made. One thing, you mentioned that the decisions by the Scottish electorate have led to us getting a tory government. Can you expand on this? (Not being a dick BTW, genuinely curious). I just ask because as far as I can make out, no matter what the electorate did, it would have had no decisive influence on the end result of the tories getting a majority. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Dec 2019 2:52pm)
  • You're absolutely right. [I called this a few months back](https://www.reddit.com/r/Scotland/comments/cnzplv/snp_mp_in_talks_over_tunnel_links_to_replace/ewlbvsx). The yard is a disgrace and isn't even remotely fit for purpose. The best thing they could do (or should have done in the first place) is go back to Remontowa and order 3 copies of the Finlaggan with modifications for specific routes and lessons learned after running the Finlaggan for a few years now. Instead of the short lived and hair-brained blended fuel system, set them up for running in MGO with the possibility of converting to dual LNG/MGO operations in the future. The problem now is that the government have found themselves in possession of a white elephant. They own a ship yard but that yard is incapable of building ships. That crook McColl has got all he can from the deal, feathered his own nest and left behind two rusting hulks and no means of finishing them. by B479MSS (Fri 20th Dec 2019 2:53am)
  • I can remember getting taken there as a kid and getting a few games for my 520ST. They were spot on about taking back games that didn't work too. I probably still have all the games in the loft somewhere, hundreds of them. by B479MSS (Sun 29th Dec 2019 9:36am)
  • It's something I'd like to keep a hold of for the moment. Have you tried any of the ST emulators? I use Steem and have thousands of the old games on my laptop. All for free. There are loads of old disk images from old groups like the Medway Boys, Pompey Pirates, Automation, Cynix etc. by B479MSS (Tue 31st Dec 2019 4:09pm)
  • Maybe because these effects are not limited to Poland but to many other areas which were under a communist regime. You sound like you're clutching at straws as someone who has actually experienced it is now bursting your wee communist dream bubble. by B479MSS (Mon 6th Jan 2020 11:15pm)
  • From my experience, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Azerbaijan. by B479MSS (Mon 6th Jan 2020 11:34pm)
  • If you're talking about non-Soviet block countries, I've also spent time in both Angola and the Congo. by B479MSS (Mon 6th Jan 2020 11:44pm)
  • Sphere of influence is not the same as being a part of the Soviet Union though. Can you tell me of any countries which successfully used/use communism and thrived? by B479MSS (Tue 7th Jan 2020 10:17am)
  • How come you deleted all your comments [below](https://www.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/ekusyw/seen_in_govanhill/fde9940)? by B479MSS (Tue 7th Jan 2020 3:13pm)
  • While true, I should clarify that by thriving I mean without massive human rights violations. by B479MSS (Tue 7th Jan 2020 8:23pm)
  • I've never had a garbanzo bean on my face. by B479MSS (Sat 11th Jan 2020 1:45pm)
  • [Unnecessary march, you say?](https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/1/590x/secondary/Orange-Walk-987138.jpg). [Blocking off main roads?](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VGGlzo3cE_E/maxresdefault.jpg). [Disrupting the fuck out of a city?](https://news.stv.tv/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/archive-1440900-glasgow-marches-to-go-ahead-in-fear-of-flute-band-s-reprisal-1.jpg). by B479MSS (Sat 11th Jan 2020 3:05pm)
  • Here's a list of AUOB marches from last year for Scotland: Saturday May 4 in Glasgow from 1pm Saturday June 1 in Galashiels from 1.30pm Saturday June 15 in Oban from 1.30pm Saturday July 6 in Ayr from 1.30pm Saturday July 27 in Campbeltown from 1.30pm Saturday August 17 in Aberdeen from 1.30pm Saturday September 7 in Perth from 1.30pm Saturday October 5 in Edinburgh from 1pm Care to list how many the flute-in-mouth brigade had last year in Glasgow alone? How many of the independence marches had numerous routes (not just streets) closed for the entire day rather than one route for a few hours at lunchtime? How many assaults and arrests occurred between the two groups? Which group looks towards a progressive future and which group celebrates a violent past? In your own time, *Sherlock*. by B479MSS (Sat 11th Jan 2020 3:53pm)
  • > You can't just have a re do cos things change every few years. Given the scale of the change is more akin to a seismic shift in the political scene then yes, yes you can have a other referendum. That's the beauty of this thing called democracy. Like it or lump it, that's how it works. Why not support another referendum? Are you scared that Yes wins this time? by B479MSS (Sun 12th Jan 2020 9:21am)
  • That's a pretty poor argument for not having one. In fact, it's a shite argument. Let's not bother because you can't be arsed. Oil prices rise and fall, they have done since the start and they will continue to do so. It's very much a boom and bust industry. I've worked in it for 14 years directly and a further 3 indirectly. Regardless of what the price does for a year or 3, it's an extremely valuable asset to have in the long term. Moreso when you consider the massive untapped reserves west of Shetland and in the Clyde estuary. by B479MSS (Sun 12th Jan 2020 10:24am)
  • At the risk of sounding like a broken record, the No campaign maintained that a vote to leave would also be a vote to leave the EU. This swung a lot of people as remaining in Europe was more important to them than gaining independence. Now the political landscape has undergone a seismic change. A change so significant that many feel that another referendum on independence is more than merited. Additionally, the SNP gaining so many seats in Westminster and now representing the majority of the regions in Scotland always stated in their manifesto that they would fight for another referendum. The fact that they have been voted in with such huge numbers shows that there is a mandate for another referendum. All that is being asked is for the opportunity to be asked again. That's democracy and if the majority of people want self determination following the developments after the last referendum then there is even more of a reason to hold another referendum. To deny it is undemocratic. by B479MSS (Sun 12th Jan 2020 11:49am)
  • Horses, cows, sheep, etc don't eat meat. Their shite isn't anywhere near as nasty as that of dogs, cats, foxes etc which are partial to a bit of mystery meat. by B479MSS (Sun 12th Jan 2020 7:02pm)
  • The union is a joke now and deserves no respect. This is not a slight on any other member of it. It's just indicative of the behaviour of those in Westminster who say it's a "Union of equals" despite clearly behaving like some members are more equal than others. by B479MSS (Sun 12th Jan 2020 7:05pm)
  • Even if there was a god, he'd give you up as a fucking hopeless case. by B479MSS (Mon 13th Jan 2020 9:55am)
  • I don't speak out about it because if you want to change gender, I say have at it. Do whatever you want. As long as it's making you happy and not doing anything to hurt anyone else, then I say go for it. As for you, you hateful, nasty, horrible cunt. You and your spiteful, despicable opinions can fuck right off. I'm sure there are some places where your moronic, outdated and narrow minded views might be shared and welcomed but I guarantee you that it's not here. Either on this sub or in this country. Go and get fucked. by B479MSS (Mon 13th Jan 2020 10:09am)
  • Mate, stop being a cunt and using your imaginary sky fairies as an excuse for your own intolerance and narrow mindedness. by B479MSS (Mon 13th Jan 2020 11:48am)
  • Tinnitus can take many different forms. It can be a rushing noise, high pitched, rumbling, crackling or any other constant noise. Mine takes the form of a high pitched whine, a bit like the noise an old CRT TV made when it was on but the volume was turned down. by B479MSS (Sat 18th Jan 2020 10:45pm)
  • Barr's Cola > Coke. Cheaper too. by B479MSS (Mon 20th Jan 2020 6:24pm)
  • Those pricks are second only to the arseholes who clap when a plane lands. by B479MSS (Sat 1st Feb 2020 3:14pm)
  • See, if you really want to get everyone to join in, you need to start screaming. by B479MSS (Sat 1st Feb 2020 3:16pm)
  • What sort of direction relative to where you are? by B479MSS (Sat 1st Feb 2020 7:29pm)
  • Is that a westerly direction you're looking in? 1 degree a minute would be too slow for a satellite and too fast for a planet/star etc. by B479MSS (Sat 1st Feb 2020 7:35pm)
  • Actually, now that you mention it, I've not seen one in ages either. by B479MSS (Sun 2nd Feb 2020 8:39am)
  • What kind of job is it for? What area of the city are you in? by B479MSS (Mon 3rd Feb 2020 10:35am)
  • >I know there's a lot wrong with the BBC but it is the best broadcaster in the world. Said nobody sincerely, ever. by B479MSS (Tue 4th Feb 2020 4:42pm)
  • I've never understood why more people don't know about this! by B479MSS (Tue 10th Mar 2020 7:03am)
  • That says more about your attitude than anyone else's. by B479MSS (Wed 11th Mar 2020 6:13pm)
  • There's going to be a whole load of choked drains in the next few weeks as people start to use stuff like kitchen roll and baby wipes etc to clean their hoops. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Mar 2020 10:59am)
  • Exactly, arse over the edge of the batch, shower on jet, job done. Better than any paper! by B479MSS (Sat 14th Mar 2020 11:28am)
  • 1: It's not "lockdown", it's a reduced public transport service. 2: What has this article got to do with Glasgow? Seems to be a whole load of people desperate to stir up panic and fear by making a mountain out of a molehill. Oh aye, and the molehill is several hundred miles away. Seriously, get a grip of yourselves. You're not helping the situation at all. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 12:21am)
  • This rumour has been doing the rounds all day, along with random pictures claiming to show military vehicles heading towards the city (hint: They were pictures from abroad and/or last year in England). by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 12:35am)
  • From the "article" (Give it the credibility it deserves as it's the S*n): >A number of sightings of army personnel have been reported in the Glasgow and Lanarkshire areas tonight. Reported by whom? Reputable sources? Everyone has a camera nowadays and yet there are no credible pictures of this alleged mass military mobilisation. Those pictures that have surfaced have been proven to be recycled, old images from elsewhere. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 12:46am)
  • You're totally right. It just boils my pish when folk post sensationalist shite with the sole aim of getting a rise out of others and stirring up a frenzy. People are gullible, prone to panic and easily wound up. Especially given the current situation and shitposts like this one do nothing to help the state of affairs. The speed with which those pictures today did the rounds along with the sense of panic that they instilled is proof of that. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 12:57am)
  • You're the one talking utter shite and I'm the one being told to fuck off? Very good. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 5:54pm)
  • Wind your neck in and stop posting utter shite then. Are you just greeting because you've been called out on your pish? Honestly, it's like something you see a gullible grandparent posting on Facebook. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 6:22pm)
  • Shite patter from a shitposter. I see your all Billy Big Balls the after everyone has abandoned your pathetic post and after you've been called out for talking pish. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 9:02pm)
  • Can you actually come back with anything other than that? Are you capable or are you just a shitebag? I'm guessing it's the latter; a gobby shitebag who can't back up a word he says. Top work. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 9:07pm)
  • Christ. What an asset to society you must be. A shitebag AND incapable of stringing a sentence together. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 10:30pm)
  • >loool Clearly an academic. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Mar 2020 10:55pm)
  • Do you need me to use smaller words? Is that what's bothering you? You utter mutant. by B479MSS (Fri 20th Mar 2020 12:30pm)
  • Clown. by B479MSS (Fri 20th Mar 2020 4:52pm)
  • Dry your eyes and stop greeting you mutant shitebag. by B479MSS (Sat 21st Mar 2020 4:20pm)
  • Why can't you engage in a debate? Is it because you know you can't argue your point? Are you incapable of justifying yourself? by B479MSS (Sat 21st Mar 2020 5:31pm)
  • You got called on something and your reply was "fuck off". Seriously? If you're a 11 year old kid that's fair enough but I doubt that's the case. I didn't ask why won't, I asked why **can't** you engage. by B479MSS (Sat 21st Mar 2020 6:08pm)
  • This rings a bell. Not sure if it's the same guy but years ago (10+) there was a guy who was well known on a few of the old car forums who did this. I think he may have been an HGV spotter/fanatic. He used to set up shop in and around the area and snap pictures all day long. by B479MSS (Sat 21st Mar 2020 9:02pm)
  • Is there an echo in here? Do you have a stammer? Were you born this way or were you dropped and/or starved of oxygen later in life? by B479MSS (Sat 21st Mar 2020 9:49pm)
  • fUCk oFf. Mentally deficient mutant is mentally deficient. by B479MSS (Sat 21st Mar 2020 9:52pm)
  • >yawn Good job. That's a new word. Well done you. by B479MSS (Sat 21st Mar 2020 10:45pm)
  • Aww, pet. You were doing so well too. by B479MSS (Sun 22nd Mar 2020 12:32am)
  • Good morning babe. by B479MSS (Sun 22nd Mar 2020 10:50am)
  • Aww, honey. Don't be like that. by B479MSS (Sun 22nd Mar 2020 12:40pm)
  • It wasn't happening 4 days ago, darling. by B479MSS (Mon 23rd Mar 2020 10:00pm)
  • You offering babe? by B479MSS (Mon 23rd Mar 2020 10:12pm)
  • Then those who consider it excessive clearly aren't grasping the severity of the current situation. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 11:13am)
  • It's a resource that's there to be used. The country is facing the biggest national health crisis in living memory. It's going to bring the NHS to its knees and thousands will die. Fuckwits ignoring the advice on staying away from each other are only going to make the situation worse. So why not use the helicopter for this task of there's nothing more pressing for it to do? by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 11:22am)
  • Maybe so but it's still better than meeting and travelling out in public which has been heavily discouraged. The helicopter is a good asset in that it's highly visible and its presence can be made obvious which can help deter folk from congregating in public. The cost isn't the issue given the colossal costs already brought about due to this outbreak. If there are no more pressing incidents that require the air units presence, I'd say it was a good use of the asset. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 11:35am)
  • So having ground units just drive about aimlessly is a much better use of resources? Your reasoning of money being better spent on ventilators is moot. It's an asset and a resource that's already available and effective in its implementation and use. The money is already tied up in the asset and the support facilities. By your reasoning, it would be better to sell it all off and spend the money on a method of cure, instead of using the asset as-is for prevention. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 11:43am)
  • It's much more cost effective than having already overstretched ground units wandering about randomly in the hope of finding folk being stupid. The air unit can spot these people easily and quickly and then vector in ground units directly before it moves on to something else. It's saving time and increasing efficiency. Given the magnitude of the current situation I don't think it's an over the top approach. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 11:40am)
  • It's not about the money. It's about the message that thick cunts need to stop congregating. The financial implications mean nothing at this point. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 11:46am)
  • Increase fines for people who can't pay them? OK. Like I said, the financial implications of this mean nothing at this point. Do ground units have some sort of magical sixth sense that allows them to home in on crowds? Didn't think so. The helicopter is up most days anyway. It would have spent no more than a few minutes monitoring and calling this in. Its not like it spent all day following 4 people about for hours. People are getting really worked up about getting a small insight into the daily workings of the police and their equipment/assets. Proof positive that a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 11:53am)
  • It was likely doing more than just looking at those 4 people. As I said, if the asset is deployed anyway, why not use it for that task until a more pressing need presents itself? by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 12:04pm)
  • I'm not getting personal or vindictive. It's just the state of people getting wound up when they either don't think about something thoroughly or just take things at face value. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 12:09pm)
  • The counter argument is how many people are they coming into contact with on their way to and from the park? Intelligence has its limits but idiots know no bounds. With that in mind, all that can be done is attempt to limit these clowns as much as possible. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 12:12pm)
  • What better way to make people who think that doing this kind of thing is acceptable, think again. It helps to get across just how serious the situation is. Some folk think it's just a laugh or that it's being done as an inconvenience. Maybe it'll discourage others from doing the same thing? The same way that traffic police are now stopping cars to see if their journey is essential. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 12:16pm)
  • Absolutely, you're spot on. That would go down well too. Both approaches would work well together. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 12:19pm)
  • Perfect access for air ambulance service as well as close links to the Southern/QEUH should more dedicated facilities be required. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Mar 2020 1:30pm)
  • To be fair, the angle of the sun and the fact that sunset was about 19:50 would suggest it's roughly about 19:15-19:30-ish in the picture. by B479MSS (Tue 31st Mar 2020 3:25am)
  • Some places have automatic key cutting machines so you can limit contact with people. I'm not sure where but the B&Q in Parkhead has one. Whether it's open or not, I'm not sure. I used the machine before and it was perfect. by B479MSS (Tue 31st Mar 2020 11:49am)
  • Are you having a stroke? by B479MSS (Thu 2nd Apr 2020 3:08am)
  • Marine band radars work at higher frequencies than those used by 5G and that there hasn't been a disproportionate amount of deck officers dropping dead with all these weird and wonderful side effects which you seem to know so much about. Move your crusade on to something more plausible like chemtrails, lizard people and mass mind control methods. by B479MSS (Thu 2nd Apr 2020 3:17am)
  • What part of 'stay at home' are you struggling with? by B479MSS (Wed 8th Apr 2020 11:33pm)
  • The pictures aren't essential. by B479MSS (Tue 14th Apr 2020 10:55pm)
  • Sitting in an engine control room, mixing yeast to add to a drum of sugary water and mashed fruit as there's no alcohol left on board. by B479MSS (Thu 16th Apr 2020 10:24pm)
  • Aye we are fine. Last person to join did so over 2 weeks ago. Nobody on board has shown any symptoms so I think we are in the clear here. by B479MSS (Thu 16th Apr 2020 10:36pm)
  • Pretty sure that's Venus. by B479MSS (Mon 27th Apr 2020 12:55am)
  • Dead link. by B479MSS (Mon 27th Apr 2020 10:36pm)
  • The Park Bar. by B479MSS (Sat 2nd May 2020 12:32pm)
  • Looks like the A400m. by B479MSS (Tue 5th May 2020 6:59pm)
  • I was thinking the same. Bain street looking on to London Road. Not sure, just the first place it reminded me of. by B479MSS (Thu 7th May 2020 10:04am)
  • He's not a bigot. He's a straight-up cunt. Or a liar. Or both. by B479MSS (Sun 31st May 2020 1:38pm)
  • I wonder why the death rate is dropping? Why could that be? What could cause this phenomenon? Maybe the fact there have been severe restrictions on all but essential travel for weeks on end. by B479MSS (Sun 31st May 2020 1:40pm)
  • Little nuggets of love! by B479MSS (Wed 3rd Jun 2020 11:45pm)
  • Just a dose of the roaring shites as it tears through him like a Porsche. by B479MSS (Thu 4th Jun 2020 6:14pm)
  • Being the George Square webcam, you're probably getting the latest images from Hogmanay 2012. by B479MSS (Sun 14th Jun 2020 6:00pm)
  • Rockall. And that's a generous offer. by B479MSS (Sat 20th Jun 2020 12:28pm)
  • So because it was fairly quiet at the point when you walked by, that means nothing happened at all? Right you are! by B479MSS (Mon 22nd Jun 2020 9:57am)
  • Nah, you're getting Camp Coffee and you'll be grateful! by B479MSS (Tue 23rd Jun 2020 4:57pm)
  • It's actually really good stuff. I use it in coffee cakes and I've been making iced coffee efforts with it too. Big glass of cold milk, 3-4 teaspoons of Camp and plenty of ice. Probably not the healthiest but it tastes pretty good. by B479MSS (Tue 23rd Jun 2020 6:43pm)
  • The ship will be running an aerobic sewage treatment plant. As long as it's properly maintained and operated, the discharge from this will be harmless to the environment. As for emissions, the vessel will be running on ultra low sulphur marine gas oil (diesel). Having the ship laid-up on the Clyde will have no major or significant impact on the environment. While many are designed to burn heavy and intermediate/blended fuels at sea and outwith emission control areas, it won't be used as fuel while the vessel is on the Clyde. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Jun 2020 7:04pm)
  • A proper, seasoned veteran 3rd backheels that's to the 4th. And if that 4th is lucky, there's a 5th/Junior Engineer there to "train up on the shit plant". by B479MSS (Wed 24th Jun 2020 10:22pm)
  • Ouch. That's some bare bones stuff. My last outfit carried CEs through to 4Es plus motormen, mechanics, ETOs and electricians so it was pretty flush. The accommodation techs would look after the sewage treatment and vacuum plant, so it was pretty good. Now I'm with a ferry crowd and it's just CE, 2E and, if you're lucky a 3E plus motormen. I'm enjoying it though, much more hands on and a very satisfying job. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Jun 2020 10:45pm)
  • So you find the systematic extermination of millions more appealing? Fuck off, cunt. by B479MSS (Fri 26th Jun 2020 5:04pm)
  • I've heard a couple of mates tell me they were asked the same thing during consultation. by B479MSS (Fri 3rd Jul 2020 9:22pm)
  • Someone is telling you nonsense. You can get much stronger magnets for a lot less money. by B479MSS (Mon 6th Jul 2020 12:38pm)
  • Well, whoever is saying it is [full of shite](https://www.screwfix.com/p/briton-9551-single-magnetic-door-lock-unmonitored-door-status-12-24v-dc/2581t). Nobody is stealing these to sell on. They are cheap, worthless second hand and are no use when not connected to a power supply. You can pick up a proper magnet for trawling in rivers for £5-£50. by B479MSS (Mon 6th Jul 2020 1:53pm)
  • They really haven't. I was pulled over by a arrogant wee turd who was accusing me of "racing up and down London road all night". He was sitting behind me all the way along so thinking I was going to get pulled, I drew in to the Shell garage on London Road and made like I was going to fuel up. He followed me in and was outside my car before I had my seat belt off. He assured me he had a complaint from a reliable witness (off duty officer) and that it was definitely my car that was spotted. The car I had at the time could not have been mistaken for any other and he was adamant it was me. I got all sorts of patronising lectures on safe driving and the threats of being charged with dangerous driving etc. When I pointed out that I could provide logged data via the standalone ECU data logging and the satnav history and dashcam footage, he then doubles down and tells me not to get smart with him. Tells me I'm lucky to get off with a warning and tells me to "take it easy going home, son". Son? Wee cunt was probably half my age. His buddy never stepped foot out the car. Pricks. by B479MSS (Tue 28th Jul 2020 1:18am)
  • I like the idea of that but at the same time, the wee tit wasted enough of my time trying to make himself feel better about whatever it is that's making his existence miserable. I'm not wasting any more of my time on him. by B479MSS (Tue 28th Jul 2020 5:41pm)
  • I can't speak for the trains but if they are anything like the ferries, the staff can only ask for them to be worn. They can't enforce it. Nor can they refuse travel if masks aren't worn. It's a shite state of affairs. by B479MSS (Sun 9th Aug 2020 5:45pm)
  • You're bang-on. Most of the ones without think that those who are making an effort and masking up are doing it for their sake, therefore they don't have to. It never occurs to them that they themselves may either catch it or unknowingly spread it. The selfishness and lack of self-awareness is shocking. by B479MSS (Sun 9th Aug 2020 6:05pm)
  • What's your budget? Are you looking at the earlier mk1, mk2 era or the later models? Special edition, RS, RS Cosworth or just the plain, everyday editions? by B479MSS (Fri 14th Aug 2020 12:59am)
  • Is there no a Henry vacuum cleaner kicking about your hotel? Away and find him and have it give you some bawhums! by B479MSS (Fri 14th Aug 2020 1:14am)
  • [haha....ha?](https://gfycat.com/hatefuladeptgroundhog) by B479MSS (Fri 21st Aug 2020 12:30pm)
  • You're just raging because you've got wee sparrow legs, aren't you? by B479MSS (Fri 21st Aug 2020 1:01pm)
  • Granted it was about 11 years ago but my entire kit cost about a grand all-in. by B479MSS (Fri 21st Aug 2020 1:09pm)
  • Ooft! by B479MSS (Fri 21st Aug 2020 1:05pm)
  • You don't have to spend that much though and you can also spend a whole lot more too. The hire ones tend to be at the cheaper end of the scale for obvious reasons. They have a lighter weave, cheaper materials used on the jackets, synthetic sporrans etc. There are many options to suit many budgets and at a glance it's not always immediately obvious which are the cheaper and more expensive ones. by B479MSS (Fri 21st Aug 2020 1:13pm)
  • Aye, because it doesn't count when it's a guy on the receiving end, does it? You can fuck right off with that chat. by B479MSS (Fri 21st Aug 2020 6:20pm)
  • They are a shower of incompetent snake oil merchants. I bought a car from them a while back against my better judgement and had 6 months of hassle trying to get several electrical and mechanical faults sorted. Even after telling and showing them the problem they fucked me about and passed me from pillar to post. Insisting I return the car to their Stirling branch each time when the Seat branch was a stones throw away from me at the time. Lying about parts they said had been replaced but weren't (cambelt, oil filter, evap charcoal filter etc), getting the car back with over 80 miles added to the clock, false promises and downright lies. It took a rant on their Facebook page before anything was actually done. I'll never go back to them. by B479MSS (Mon 24th Aug 2020 7:28pm)
  • Dennistoun is a shite tip. Wife has family there and they have watched it decline rapidly in the past 10 years and are desperate to get out. Loads of junkies, dealers and brothels there now. by B479MSS (Sat 29th Aug 2020 10:19am)
  • My wife grew up just off Duke Street and her dad still works in the area. Lots of flats have been turned into brothels with many illegally trafficked (mostly) young women passing through these flats. There have been two recent raids that I know of but I doubt this will change much in the area. Break-ins have increased massively too. From what her family are saying, it has risen since the flats to the south (Bluevale?) were taken down. How it's connected, I'm not sure. The last time I was there a few weeks ago, there was litter and dog shite everywhere on the pavements. I started visiting the area about 2001 and in that time there has been a marked decline in the area in more regards than there have been improvements. by B479MSS (Sat 29th Aug 2020 5:12pm)
  • Do they, aye? How do you equate noticing a decline in an area of the city to being a "moon unit"? by B479MSS (Sat 29th Aug 2020 8:07pm)
  • It's really not though, I have noticed it too. It was never amazing but it's getting worse for the reasons I've already listed in this thread. I assume you live there, judging by your reaction? by B479MSS (Sat 29th Aug 2020 8:14pm)
  • Are you an expert virologist? Have you studied and become fully aware of the long term effects of the virus? Do you know the effects it has on a perfectly healthy person compared to someone with any number of underlying chronic health conditions? Thought not. by B479MSS (Wed 2nd Sep 2020 10:42pm)
  • Sailing up the West Coast, through villages and towns. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 8:20pm)
  • Has it ever crossed your mind that the behaviour of the majority of people in the city was the reason the infection levels were previously relatively low? by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 8:29pm)
  • It's a sacrifice that tories are willing to make. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 8:27pm)
  • >Still are super low btw If you believe that, you've clearly learned nothing over the past 6 months. Reported infections are just the tip of the iceberg and even those confirmed figures are days behind the actual, current figures. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 8:59pm)
  • You're just thinking about immediate fatalities. Do you have the first clue about long term chronic effects? What about the *fact* it impacts on many major bodily systems (nervous, cardiac, digestive, respiratory etc) and is showing signs that long lasting damage and functional impairment is looking like it will be common and widespread among those who have had the virus. We are just starting to see the first signs of long lasting, severe, chronic damage to the organs of those who had no underlying health conditions. Your attitude towards this virus is frighteningly dismissive and blasé and is typical of those who have not even scratched the surface when it comes to researching the latest findings on the effects of it on humans. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 9:13pm)
  • How do you know this? Are you a medical research professional? A virologist? A medical professional in *any* capacity? The fact that this virus is less than a year old means they are just beginning to see the first indicators of what could potentially be a massive impact on the population. You're far too blasé about it and so too are many others. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 9:35pm)
  • >we can deal with them when we come to them. That's exactly the type of lazy, piss-poor, uninterested attitude, typical to so many who haven't got the first clue as to the severity of the virus, that caused the whole country to be so badly impacted in the first place. Korea warned us, Italy warned us, Spain warned us, France warned us and not a single, effective measure was put in place until long after it was too late. Surely articles such as [this](https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertglatter/2020/08/17/covid-19-can-cause-heart-damageeven-if-you-are-asymptomatic/) and [this](https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/07/brain-fog-heart-damage-covid-19-s-lingering-problems-alarm-scientists) have made you consider that it's more than just a minor thing? >You don't need to be a medical professional to count the number of reported long term effects and divide by the number of people who have had the virus. Statistics are only useful when you are getting a true representative number to work with. The only give an overview too and do nothing to show what kinds of effects these positive cases will have on is as a society in 1, 5, 10+ years. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 9:53pm)
  • >We should have protected the elderly rather than preferentially infecting care homes. You genuinely believe care homes were preferentially infected? The elderly are the most vulnerable. Hence why it has taken such a toll on them. However, many have unknowingly had it and even when asymptomatic, they are stating to discover that the virus can cause untold damage to various bodily systems. >About 160 million people have had covid worldwide. The fact that a handful have developed strange complications in other organ systems doesn't convince me that's a serious issue, no. It's very early days. The fact that we are noticing the initial stages of widespread chronic aftereffects should have you pretty worried. You really don't seem to appreciate the severity of the situation. Either that or you'd be easier convinced that the earth is flat and that covid-19 is caused by 5g. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 10:26pm)
  • >What else do you call discharging positive cases into care homes? Whether intentional or not we definitely preferentially infected basically the only people we should have been trying to protect. It was in the care system and being spread before we knew it and by the time it was realised, it was too late. Those in there are at the highest risk and so it stands to reason that more were going to die. It's not that infection rates were all that much higher than elsewhere, it's just that it was more lethal to those living in those places. >Yes covid is new and we don't fully understand it but it's clear now that it basically doesn't kill anyone under 60 (and even for over 80s the IFR is a mere 1ish%) so we should turn our attention back to more pressing matters like ya know climate change which will kill everyone indiscriminately. Yes, climate change is important but it's still less less of an immediate threat compared to covid. >Can see that you're gripped by the mass hysteria and struggling to confront a dissenting point of view but there's no need to throw around insults. I'm not throwing around insults, I'm just at a loss to understand your blasé and lackadaisical view on this. You genuinely don't seem to realise the potential this has for enormous future impacts as we end up with a huge number of people chronically ill as a result of contracting the virus. I've had two close loved ones die from it and another two who have had it and pulled through. The two that pulled through are in their 20s and early 30s. While no longer infected, neither of them are back to anything like their fitness levels prior to contracting it, despite contracting it back in April. It's not hysteria when you've seen first-hand what it can do. by B479MSS (Thu 3rd Sep 2020 10:44pm)
  • Here, what's the need to be such a cunt? by B479MSS (Fri 4th Sep 2020 11:16am)
  • Don't act like a mouthy knob and folk won't tell you to "fuck up" and call you out for being what you are. It's not difficult. by B479MSS (Fri 4th Sep 2020 11:45am)
  • Top drawer patter ☑️ Interwebs tough guy ☑️ VL ☑️ Good guy 🔲 Wank ☑️ by B479MSS (Fri 4th Sep 2020 12:04pm)
  • You going to be out there, looking up, waving and cheering while wiping away tears of joy with your butchers apron flag draped over your shoulders, aye? by B479MSS (Wed 16th Sep 2020 8:16pm)
  • It's busier in the mornings and evenings due to commuter traffic but I've not seen the deck completely full all week. by B479MSS (Thu 17th Sep 2020 5:59pm)
  • >It’s folk who have their mask round the mouth but not nose that really do my head in. Always seems to be older ones who are guilty of this. by B479MSS (Thu 24th Sep 2020 5:43pm)
  • I find they much prefer silage, draff, hay and a bit of beet pulp sprinkled over the top. by B479MSS (Sat 26th Sep 2020 6:52pm)
  • Most police are lazy, unmotivated and in the job for the wrong reasons. They'd much rather ticket people quietly having a sit down together in a park than attempt to tackle a crowd with a few drinks in them. They still get to reach their quotas but don't have to actually put in any real effort to do so. Not to say that all of them are like this but a huge proportion most definitely are. by B479MSS (Sun 27th Sep 2020 10:58am)
  • Thing is, mask wearing can't actually be enforced. It's still guidance. We refused travel to someone who refused to wear a mask. Despite citing the fact that it puts the crew at risk, we were promptly told by our office that we cannot actually refuse travel to anyone who flat out refuses to wear one. People are arseholes. by B479MSS (Sun 27th Sep 2020 11:02am)
  • We have it in black and white that we cannot force anyone to wear a mask and that's from a government run company. We cannot refuse travel or turn them away. by B479MSS (Sun 27th Sep 2020 11:13am)
  • I realise that's what's being released but the fact that is we were told, in no uncertain terms, that we cannot refuse to board passengers who refuse to wear a mask, even if they refuse to disclose an exemption when challenged. Seems like a strange thing for us to be told. Thankfully I'm not at work just now as I'm on leave for 2 weeks. by B479MSS (Sun 27th Sep 2020 11:24am)
  • It really is rotten to the core which makes it even harder for the few competent ones to be able to do their job effectively. by B479MSS (Sun 27th Sep 2020 1:18pm)
  • One of the ferry operators. by B479MSS (Sun 27th Sep 2020 1:24pm)
  • You're not going to find much help with the attitude you're displaying here. You're coming across as a lazy, entitled and arrogant turd. by B479MSS (Wed 30th Sep 2020 8:18pm)
  • As soon as a card is reported as being in the possession of someone other than the owner, the bank is duty-bound to cancel the card as they have no way of knowing that the information on the card hasn't been copied. Sending out a new card is much easier than cleaning up after an account has been dipped. by B479MSS (Thu 1st Oct 2020 1:13am)
  • You don't know if it has been or not. Therefore the best course of action is to cancel the card and that prevents any illegal use of it from that moment on. If suspicious transactions start making an appearance, there's a good chance the card details have been used. It's easier and cheaper to send out a new card than it is to investigate fraudulent use of a card. by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Oct 2020 4:06pm)
  • You don't. That's why the banks often decline unusual transactions as a precaution. That's also why it's a good idea to keep an eye on what's coming and going from your account, so that if there is anything unusual, you can report it and have the card blocked as soon as possible. by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Oct 2020 4:52pm)
  • You don't know for sure until money starts leaving your account without your authorisation. It's that simple. by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Oct 2020 5:03pm)
  • So, if someone says they have your card, you have absolutely no way of knowing if they have copied the information with a view to using it later. The only way to prevent that from happening is to cancel the card and get a new one. Look at it this way, if some random got in contact with you and said "I found a bit of paper with your email address and password on it". Would you change your password? The same applies to your bank card details. Someone has had unintended access to that information. How many others may also have seen it? The information in potentially compromised from the moment you lose the card and someone else sees it. There's nothing dumb about it, it's common sense. by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Oct 2020 6:27pm)
  • It's not a straw man. It's a simple analogy to try and get you to grasp this painfully simple concept. If I find your card, I can copy details such as the 16 digit number, issue date, expiry date, CCV, issue number, name as printed on the card. All things needed to get access to the funds in that account. Would you be happy knowing that those things could have been noted down by an unknown person? by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Oct 2020 7:04pm)
  • I don't work for a bank. I have two close relations who do though. by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Oct 2020 7:33pm)
  • To people who are authorised to take those details, people who are trained and vetted to handle the details with the security and discretion they deserve. I think you're taking the fucking piss, mate. by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Oct 2020 7:29pm)
  • Know what, do whatever the fuck you want, I really couldn't care less. Just don't be surprised when someone decides to dip into your account as they have found some simpleton who cannot grasp the basic, fundamental aspects of banking security. by B479MSS (Fri 2nd Oct 2020 7:40pm)
  • Every city has issues with litter to some degree but Glasgow is by far the worst I've been to in Europe. >You'll even get folk bare faced lying about other European cities being immaculate. Thing is, some of them are really, *really* well kept with litter being almost non-existent. Helsinki, Gothenberg, Hamburg and Bergen spring to mind straight away. The people there just have a different attitude towards it. So many folk here just don't care and, combined with very little effort from the council, it shows as the city is an absolute tip with litter. by B479MSS (Sat 3rd Oct 2020 12:19pm)
  • I had a top floor flat and it was subject to break-ins/attempted break-ins more than any other flag in the building. I was told it was because the top floor has the least probability of someone disturbing the person trying to get in. As you said though, quietest place in the building and it stays warm from the heat rising through the building. Stairs are a pain in the arse, especially if you've done a big shop. by B479MSS (Sun 4th Oct 2020 12:24pm)
  • I fitted a big combination lock with good quality hasp and hinges to the loft hatch. I gave the code to all the other flats in the building so that they could access it if required. The big problem was people leaving the back door unlocked. That's how people were gaining access to the close. by B479MSS (Sun 4th Oct 2020 1:19pm)
  • Not even a scrap yard. Just another area used for fly tipping. Other side of the road from the last big tyre fire a few months back. by B479MSS (Sun 4th Oct 2020 6:58pm)
  • That's the one. by B479MSS (Sun 4th Oct 2020 7:30pm)
  • So many potential silent footsteps about the place. by B479MSS (Wed 7th Oct 2020 10:38am)
  • >Totally unnecessary , won’t be a pub or restaurant left in Glasgow by the time this little tyrant is finished. So, you think she should let the moronic masses continue down the route they are already on? We've had several chances and we have shown that every time and at every opportunity, cunts will rip the arse out it by failing to follow the guidance and rules put in place for their own protection and the protection of others. Seems to me that "this little tyrant" has underestimated just how irresponsible the public are. by B479MSS (Wed 7th Oct 2020 10:41pm)
  • Aye, because the tories are doing a stellar job of not fucking up their own situation. Get a fucking grip. Only selfish cunts and thick orange flute-tooting fucks vote tory. by B479MSS (Wed 7th Oct 2020 10:47pm)
  • >go to a walk-in centre. He hopping in, aye? In all seriousness, you're right though. Call NHS 24. by B479MSS (Wed 7th Oct 2020 10:50pm)
  • Who mentioned football, you clown? I'm Scottish with absolutely no link to Ireland. I don't subscribe to any religion. by B479MSS (Wed 7th Oct 2020 11:09pm)
  • REMOVED > We instituted draconian measures You think the measures were OTT, too harsh and severe? >is relatively harmless for the vast majority of people Do you have a crystal ball that allows you to look into the future? Thousands are reporting long lasting, debilitating effects, long after initial infection. We are just scratching the surface of what could possibly be a much bigger issue as time goes on; the physical impairment of thousands resulting in many being unable to return to a fully active physical state for some time, if ever in some cases. >Most people can see that this is unnecessary You polled the entire populace and can say this for a fact? >The only demographic Covid is particularly harmful to are the old and infirm So, fuck them, is that what you're saying? Diabetics, the elderly, those with respiratory issues like asthmatics, people with CF, COPD, heart conditions. >people are not stupid Yes! Yes they are. Individuals are fairly intelligent. People, as a whole, are stupid, gullible, ignorant, easily led and moronic. Just look how much faith "people" put in the likes of Facebook. People are thick as fuck! >most people you see are wearing masks where they are required to do so Less than half the people I see out and about are wearing masks properly. >a disease with a mortality rate only slightly higher than a bad flu. "While the true mortality of COVID-19 will take some time to fully understand, the data we have so far indicate that the crude mortality ratio is between 3-4%, the infection mortality rate (the number of reported deaths divided by the number of infections) will be lower. For seasonal influenza, mortality is usually well below 0.1%" Only slightly higher.....by the order of 30-40 times!!! >I don’t agree people have been irresponsible So, the likes of the 50th party which resulted in 70 cases in South Uist was totally responsible? This is just a single example of MANY thousands of people acting irresponsibly. You must have a seriously fucked up view of the world when you feel that the lives of all these people are worth the expense of you being allowed to nip to your local for a wee half. by B479MSS (Wed 7th Oct 2020 11:24pm)
  • You're the one making this about football. Not me. I didn't mention religion either, you did. I stated that those arsehole lowlife bigots who dress in silly costumes and are big fans of some long-dead dutch guy have a proclivity for voting tory. If that's incorrect, please do tell me. You do realise that once independence is obtained, there will be further elections to establish who runs the country then. Independence does not mean eternal SNP rule. The SNP are a means to an end. I won't vote for them after we get independence. by B479MSS (Wed 7th Oct 2020 11:37pm)
  • 22 grown men chasing a bag of wind about a field holds as much interest to me as watching paint dry. What's next, want to know what school I went to? by B479MSS (Wed 7th Oct 2020 11:47pm)
  • Oh it's obvious. He's kidding nobody. by B479MSS (Thu 8th Oct 2020 11:14am)
  • Yay for whataboutery! by B479MSS (Fri 9th Oct 2020 1:45pm)
  • Travelling through town is becoming more of a human safari every day. by B479MSS (Fri 9th Oct 2020 6:03pm)
  • The only stupid cunts are the ones rolling about in a shitty puddle. They are so off their tits that it's hard to tell if they're trying to fight or mate with each other. by B479MSS (Fri 9th Oct 2020 6:01pm)
  • [Marine traffic overview](https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-4.350/centery:55.868/zoom:14) by B479MSS (Fri 9th Oct 2020 6:10pm)
  • It's cunts like you who are doing nothing but making the current situation worse. EVERYONE is making huge sacrifices just now. Why should you be any different? by B479MSS (Sat 10th Oct 2020 11:31pm)
  • Aye, because soft play areas are renowned for their hygienic conditions and are a great idea during a global pandemic! by B479MSS (Mon 19th Oct 2020 7:50am)
  • Glasglow in the Botanic Gardens. by B479MSS (Sun 25th Oct 2020 9:35pm)
  • [Lights and stuff](https://www.itison.com/glasglow) by B479MSS (Sun 25th Oct 2020 9:40pm)
  • Palms are quite hardy and can survive pretty well in cold/mild climates. There are quite a few of them to be found on many of the Western Isles where the climate is even milder than it is in Glasgow. by B479MSS (Mon 26th Oct 2020 9:02pm)
  • "Some of you will die but it's a sacrifice I'm willing to make." by B479MSS (Sat 31st Oct 2020 11:22am)
  • Really? Tell us all how you deciding that opening pubs at the conscious expense of lives is an everyday occurrence when not faced with an unprecedented global pandemic. by B479MSS (Sat 31st Oct 2020 11:42am)
  • Yes but that doesn't compare in any way to what you're saying. Decisions are made every day to extend treatment (or not) for people with preexisting conditions and chronic illness. We do not routinely decide to allow a non-essential insudtry to operate at the expense of lives given that they assist in the spread of a contagious and potentially fatal virus. by B479MSS (Sat 31st Oct 2020 11:51am)
  • You're missing the point of limiting the spread. The point is to stop the NHS from collapsing altogether under the strain. Until such time as a vaccine is made available, that's going to be the priority. Other countries are already at the stage where they are asking hospital staff with covid to continue working. Some are stating that they are on the verge of full collapse. Given that so many treatments are currently suspended or delayed, it should give an idea of just how at risk the NHS is. Yes, hospitality is taking it tight right now but it's better than the alternative of the NHS buckling. by B479MSS (Sat 31st Oct 2020 12:25pm)
  • It's airborne as it's carried by droplets and spray. Masks reduce the expulsion of these droplets and limit the distance that they are carried. Why do so many people struggle to comprehend this? by B479MSS (Wed 18th Nov 2020 10:30am)
  • >The one in St Enoch seems decent from that one time **I got something from it.** The skitters? by B479MSS (Wed 18th Nov 2020 3:46pm)
  • I get the impression she'd genuinely struggle to answer if her wean asked her that at any time. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Nov 2020 7:58pm)
  • Call the SSPCA and report a neglected animal. They have powers to remove the animal and have it rehomed. That could be a good starting point. by B479MSS (Thu 19th Nov 2020 7:55pm)
  • Yes, but people can't go to the pub! Think about those poor souls, you callous, cold hearted brute! by B479MSS (Fri 20th Nov 2020 7:30pm)
  • You can feel fine and still be a hazard to others. Recent mass testing in Liverpool diagnosed around 700 people with covid who were completely asymptomatic. That aside, keeping yourself in and only venturing a limited distance for essential shopping will help to reduce the r-number and the overall number of cases. by B479MSS (Fri 20th Nov 2020 8:01pm)
  • Tell that to all the mouth-breathers who are cracking up and saying the pub is more important than preventing the spread of this virus. That's who the dig is at. If you feel attacked, that's your issue. by B479MSS (Fri 20th Nov 2020 8:11pm)
  • Easy way to rinse cash. by B479MSS (Sat 21st Nov 2020 1:25pm)
  • A rapscallion or scoundrel. by B479MSS (Tue 24th Nov 2020 7:11pm)
  • If you have a genuine, valid reason for traveling as a key worker etc, then there's no problem. Otherwise, why would you need to be "compelled" to curtail your wanderlust for less than a month for the sake of the protecting vulnerable among us and keeping the r-rate under 1? by B479MSS (Wed 25th Nov 2020 10:16pm)
  • >If you buy into the covid hype. You've said enough. You're a fuckwit. by B479MSS (Wed 25th Nov 2020 10:29pm)
  • Are you prone to being easily led? Do you just accept whatever radio 4 tells you and whip yourself into a frothy, pearl clutching rage? Given that this virus is spread through aerosol/droplets expelled via respiration, and given that when singing, people expel saliva aerosol and droplets further and in higher quantities when shouting and singing, common sense (not sure if you've heard of that) dictates that a group of people singing together or shouting would be more susceptible to the spread of this virus. I don't care what the IFR is of the virus. The fact is it's killing thousands of people. Age, underlying health conditions, favourite outdoor activity, star sign or favourite spice girl, it doesn't really matter. It's killing those who otherwise may have had many, many years ahead of them. Then there's the long term effects to contend with too. It's early days but already there are signs of serious, chronic health issues affecting those who have had the virus. You don't care about that though as it doesn't affect you or your freedom. You just care about being trapped in the tiny 6'x6' cell that is Glasgow for a few weeks. How are you surviving? by B479MSS (Thu 26th Nov 2020 7:59am)
  • You're a selfish cunt. Have you fuck had covid-19. >You're easily led by hysteria. Fuck off to with your patronising pish. >2) there's no substantiated clinical evidence of 'long covid' in statistically significant numbers. [Definitely not a thing. ](https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-30992030701-5/fulltext) [Up to 45% needing long term, ongoing support. Surely not! ](https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m3981) Yes. It's early doors. The fact that there is evidence already of long lasting, major chronic effects is worrying. >It mainly exists in the minds of anxiousbois on the internet. Did Radio 4 tell you that? See above links and apply findings to your horseshit claim. >I had covid in march Bullshit. >and am hitting 5k PBs. I know about a dozen other people who've had it and everyone's fine and barely noticed. There's an anecdote to humanise the stats. Is it, aye? >We're sacrificing precious fundamental liberties on the alter of a hysterical overreaction to a mildly inconvenient respiratory illness. We are staying out the way for a relatively short while to ensure the vulnerable in our society are kept as safe as possible. Additionally, limiting the spread ensures that the NHS is not swamped to the point whereby it struggles to treat others in need such as car crash victims, birthing mothers in distress, heart attacks, strokes and other urgent care cases. Or would you be happy to let the NHS struggle, potentially letting many people die unnecessarily just so you can do a little bit more outside? It's not like you're not allowed out. You're sounding like a spoiled kid who has had one of his toys taken from him. by B479MSS (Thu 26th Nov 2020 11:43am)
  • >I got it in Italy back in march. An early adopter if you will, I'll dm you my email from public health Scotland if you want. Tens of millions of people have had it so far in the UK, 80% asymptomatically, probably many people you know. The fact that the deaths are so modest in comparison shows how we've over reacted. The fact that you trivialise the lives of so many thousands shows just how out of touch with reality you really are in addition to how incredibly selfish you are. I know a few who have had it. Two who died and several who aren't right months after the fact. Your disregard for "the few" is actually shocking. By your reasoning there shouldn't be any disabled parking spaces, wheelchair ramps or concessions in place for disabled or mobility impaired people givent that they represent a relatively low percentage of the population. Or is this different? >There are ways of protecting the nhs that don't involve summarily placing an entire country under qualified house arrest Nobody is under house arrest. You can still you out. It's not martial law with those crossing their threshold shot on sight. The restrictions are the way they are because people wouldn't follow the initial guidelines. People like you. They thought the rules and guidelines didn't apply to them because they were special. >and erecting internal borders for people who aren't infectious. What do you suggest? Test every person who wants to cross a regional border? Or just stop all unnecessary travel for a 21 days. >Quarantining infected people was the original purpose of the public health act 1984 which has been criminally abused to set precedent and give the state powers that won't easily be rolled back. As already mentioned, people (with your attitude) didn't listen and it led to a spike in cases which then led to increased restrictions. You think the government are doing this for a laugh? You think they are causing decades of damage to the economy for a jolly jape? Get a grip of yourself. They don't pull these things out their arse after getting a bright idea while up for a pish at 2:15am. Advisor's consisting of senior medical specialists, virologists, consultants, infections disease experts, social behavior experts and a whole raft of others have input and come up with advice on how to best curtail the spread of this virus. It's a balancing act of minimising social contact while still attempting to maintain essential services and as much of normal life as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. >Protecting our way of life in a free and open society is worth any number of individual lives prolonged and the fact that were sacrificing so much for so few is bizarre. So their deaths are a sacrifice you're willing to make?! by B479MSS (Thu 26th Nov 2020 12:51pm)
  • >Humans die all the time, people are just squeamish about it Oddly enough, I'm kind of find of my remaining loved ones. Something you clearly have no experience of given the flippant and casual disregard for the thousands of deaths which have occurred so far. >Excess deaths are barely different from any other year. Any excess is too much. Why are you so fixated on deaths anyway? Is that all Radio 4 talks about? You've just ignored the fact that this is shaping up to have a long lasting and massively widespread impact with regards to chronic illness and after effects. >Hard reality is that the current restrictions, economic cost and social upheaval of our covid response just isn't worth it in the cost/benefit analysis. Says who? Is it up to you to decide what human lives are worth? I'm guessing your view is "not very much". >People should be given the relevant information, advice and support and then be left to make their own decisions. These sweeping new powers are totally beyond the pale. People were informed and told what guidelines to follow. People are, as a group, stupid and very selfish. That's why we are in the situation we are now. Arseholes like you who think that they can do what they want have fucked it for all the good, decent people. As I asked before, is 3 weeks of restrictions really too much to bear? Or have you got too many pressing matters to attend to all over the country at present? >Westminster has been swept up in the hysteria because they're a rudderless populist mob and scotgov has attempted to gain political capital by imagining themselves as a new zealand of the north whilst ignoring our massively disparate material conditions. New Zealand of the North? What the fuck are you even on about now? by B479MSS (Thu 26th Nov 2020 5:04pm)
  • Green or blue, it doesn't matter. Both are a disgrace, a blight and an embarrassment to the city and the country. More similar than you'll ever care to admit. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 7:49am)
  • Be that as it may, you never notice the quiet ones though. It's always these petulant arseholes, throwing their toys out the pram and making trouble. Same two teams all the time. When was the last time you heard of trouble with St Mirren, Falkirk, Hamilton or any other Scottish teams fans? It's always the top two and it's embarrassing. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 8:50am)
  • Ignorance of? by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 10:22am)
  • >Every major team in the country has had problems with violence at one time or another, That makes it OK then, I see! > too suggest this is only a problem for two teams is complete ignorance. Seems to be either of two particular sets of supporters that regularly and consistently make the headlines with this sort of disgusting, immature and embarrassing behaviour. More than any other Scottish teams. I'd wager more than all other Scottish teams combined. So you carry on and defend this sort of thing. You justify it and call those condemning it 'ignorant'. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 10:59am)
  • It's the same goons, time and again. Showing themselves up. Tribalistic, knuckle dragging, mouth breathing morons. It doesn't matter what colour of shirt they're wearing. They are drawing negative attention to the city and the country. Why does it never change? You'd think that if they had any pride or respect for themselves or their team that they supposedly support, they'd find better ways of going about it, no? Or does crowding together in the midst of a serious global pandemic consisting of an airborne respiratory virus to shout obscenities and throw steel barriers at police count as passionate, level headed support? by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 11:20am)
  • >I called you ignorant because you made a statement that was nonsense from the first word to the last. Nonsense from first word to last? You then follow it up with this: >As I said in another reply, they shouldn't have been there **during a pandemic** but I understand why they were there and **I fully support there reasoning**. Calling out violet football fans is "nonsense" but getting together in a large group, shouting and bawling and being violent *because of a game * is just tickety boo? Can you not see the irony in that? >We spend far too much time in this country demonising football fans because they are predominantly working class and if thats something you want to get behind, then get tore in. It's got nothing to do with any kind of class. It has got to do with the same situation whereby the same teams fans turn violent at the slightest provocation. As I've said before, I don't care what colour shirts are on their backs, it's a disgusting display and a blight on the city and the country as a whole when they pull these sort of stunts. Minority or not they are still representing their club and that is what is portrayed to the wider audience by the media. Stop trying to justify this shite. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 11:57am)
  • >You’re preaching to the choir here - no one is defending these morons my issue is you’re limping everyone in together and that’s just ignorance I'm not though, I'm saying that when there is violence, it's more often than not from one of the top two teams in Scotland. The fact that it's a small minority doesn't matter. It's what the wider world sees. These images are broadcast via the media and it's what those outside the city and country will see. When they regularly see violent clashes involving certain football fans, this type of behaviour will become synonymous with the city and a country as a whole. It's embarrassing, disgusting and it has been going on for too long with too many people letting it slide and attempting justify it. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 12:01pm)
  • Love a bit of whataboutery. Stop justifying this behaviour. What has class got to do with it? You seem to have a major chip on your shoulder about class. I couldn't care less what class people are. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 12:16pm)
  • >Thats sounds like the type of response you'd expect from someone who prejudices people with regards to what class they are. Again, couldn't care less. I go to work, pay bills and try to get by as best I can, just like the vast majority of everyone else. You seem to think that I'm sitting here by my grand fireplace, hunting hounds by my side, sipping 50 year old malt while getting my butler to throw another orphan on the fire. Stop with the whataboutery, the deflection of criticism and justifying this behaviour. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 12:25pm)
  • I shall send him in the Bentley with the hounds to sort them out next time! by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 12:33pm)
  • >The reason you see it associated with the old firm is because the old firm are Scottish football as far as the red tops are concerned. They sell more papers and generate more clicks so that’s what we’re given. Never bought a paper in my life. The reason I see it associated with the old firm is because it's always a crowd of one of the members of the old firms support. I'm under no illusions that it is a very small part of the fan base but, never the less, it's predominantly blue or green colours on show whenever this sort of behaviour makes the news. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 1:21pm)
  • You're bringing up an incident which happened 18 years ago. Not 18 hours ago. by B479MSS (Mon 30th Nov 2020 3:11pm)
  • Fucking Arnold Clark! If you are on Facebook, post exactly what happened on their page. Go to town and don't hold back. Those slimy arseholes will try and work their way out of anything. If they damaged your car while it was in their possession, it's up to them to fix it. I had to shame them on social media years ago when they wouldn't cover warranty repairs on my car. Within a couple of hours of posting on their page, I was contacted and arrangements were made to fix the car. Keep the pressure on them and they will cave. Out of interest, window faults and rear light issues, is it a mk2 Audi TT by any chance? by B479MSS (Tue 1st Dec 2020 11:42am)
  • Doesn't matter what name is on your Facebook, if you take to their Facebook page and put down absolutely everything in as much detail as possible, it can only help your cause. This is standard Arnold Clark behaviour. If they were even 1/10th as good as they say they are, it wouldn't be so bad but they will make all the promises under the sun and then fob you off when they've got your money. As for their "mechanics", I'm sure there are chimps out there who could do a better job. Get this sorted and then avoid them like the plague. by B479MSS (Tue 1st Dec 2020 11:55am)
  • >I worked for AC for a number of years and contrary to the shite spouted here there are some excellent top class mechanics, they do however use the apprentices for some work that they should not be doing. Aye, this is utter shite. Good mechanics don't work for AC. by B479MSS (Tue 1st Dec 2020 2:41pm)
  • If the warning light is still up, there's likely still an issue or a bulb out somewhere. Most modern cars will clear a lamp-out error upon startup if there are no bulbs blown. by B479MSS (Tue 1st Dec 2020 2:39pm)
  • No mate. I'm a marine engineer and have been for almost 20 years. I've worked on more engines, gearboxes, electronics, hydraulics, pneumatics, generators, alternators, compressors, AC plants, motors, pumps and a whole raft of other types of machinery than you probably realise exist. I know shite workmanship and lack of knowledge and ability when I see it and I know too many people who have had their car issues gone unsolved, ignored, misdiagnosed or just plain made worse after the ham fisted spanner wielding chimps at AC have given it a good head scratching at. The first and l last time I bought a car from them I sent it back in for issues with ABS sensors and choked charcoal canister which was throwing up an N45 ecu code. I let them know what wheel the issue was on as well as what code was flashing up. First time they cleared the codes and gave me the car back. Issue was up 15 minutes later. No ABS, TCS, ACD and the engine light was back on. Second time they balanced the wheels and changed the coil packs. Third time they rotated the wheels, aligned the geometry (badly, left the steering wheel 45 degrees off centre). Fourth time they changed the wrong ABS sensor and replaced the injectors. Fifth time they eventually got it right after I threatened to hand the car back and shamed them on social media. So, please, tell me how amazing they are. by B479MSS (Tue 1st Dec 2020 4:03pm)
  • Seems to happen from time to time. For some reason some of them go through phases of removing random posts for stupid/no reasons. by B479MSS (Wed 2nd Dec 2020 9:45pm)
  • [chibbed] by B479MSS (Wed 2nd Dec 2020 11:40pm)
  • They have a few similar ones. Sure I've seen JOB 88Y too. by B479MSS (Tue 8th Dec 2020 10:16am)
  • [There's a few suggestions here. ](https://www.renaultforums.co.uk/threads/reset-electronic-handbrake-look-here.129172/) by B479MSS (Wed 9th Dec 2020 6:48pm)
  • Leo's Garage on Birkenshaw Street, just off Cumbernauld Road. He's been there for at least 20 years. Reliable, honest and very reasonable and the vast majority of his work is from regular customers. by B479MSS (Sat 12th Dec 2020 12:54pm)
  • Perfect example of the terminally stupid morons being described by OP. by B479MSS (Sun 13th Dec 2020 3:42am)
  • Or perhaps you've had it and been asymptomatic. The same way many others have. With that being so, you could very well have been contagious and not even realised it as you swan about, blissfully ignorant and selfish in your own wee petty rebellion. People like you are the reason good people are catching this. So many of us try to do the right thing to prevent the spread of this virus and if you haven't had it yet, it's because of the effort of those with a modicum of common sense. by B479MSS (Sun 13th Dec 2020 8:54am)
  • I can guarantee that if he did the work, the work would have needed done. He's not one to rip folk off. by B479MSS (Tue 15th Dec 2020 9:57pm)
  • You mean the thoughts popped into your head by other fellow conspiracy theorists? Maybe try forming your own opinion through actual research. Not just repeating some incoherent ramblings you spotted on the Bebo. by B479MSS (Thu 31st Dec 2020 11:37am)
  • Cunts like you are better off staying in. Let the sensible ones do what they need to with out the smoothbrain mouth breathers doing their very best to undermine the best efforts of more intelligent in society. >rebranded flu season Shows just how ill-informed and globally poor you really are. by B479MSS (Thu 31st Dec 2020 11:35am)
  • Amazing! by B479MSS (Mon 4th Jan 2021 2:00pm)
  • [It is indeed. Gave me a good giggle though. ](https://tenor.com/view/permagrip-timpsons-its-apair-of-these-yer-wantin-still-game-scottish-gif-16254085) by B479MSS (Mon 4th Jan 2021 2:23pm)
  • If you can't get the permagrips from Timpsons, the next best thing that's fairly cheap are a pair of old surplus German para boots. The mk IV is pretty good. Aye, you can still slip but they give much more grip before they let go compared to trainers, Cat boots, wellies etc. The ones with [these soles](https://www.surplusandoutdoors.com/images/product/main/MKIV-USED-PARAS.jpg) are the best for the ice and snow in my experience. I've always had a pair of these on the go for over 25 years now. by B479MSS (Wed 6th Jan 2021 12:53pm)
  • Trainers and docs are absolutely shite on the ice. I've mentioned it elsewhere in this thread but get a pair of old German para boots. So much better in shite winter weather. by B479MSS (Wed 6th Jan 2021 1:23pm)
  • On the same day, there will be no cones on the M8 and hell will have frozen over. by B479MSS (Sun 10th Jan 2021 5:14pm)
  • Single end. by B479MSS (Sun 10th Jan 2021 6:09pm)
  • If only there was a way to show your displeasure at these posts. Imagine, some form of voting system. A system whyreby you could indicate your approval for a post by clicking on the relevant icon or your dislike by clicking a similarly placed opposing icon. Radical, I know. by B479MSS (Sun 10th Jan 2021 9:04pm)
  • They look like they've all been fabricated from a bulk order of hand-knitted mince. There's not one of them hanging the right way. by B479MSS (Thu 14th Jan 2021 7:13pm)
  • Instead of the ugly stick. by B479MSS (Thu 14th Jan 2021 7:15pm)
  • A story will always follow you home and, as is often the case, it'll get back there before you. by B479MSS (Sun 31st Jan 2021 12:05pm)
  • I'm tired of these motherfucking snakes in this motherfucking drain! by B479MSS (Tue 2nd Feb 2021 7:59pm)
  • Brainwashing with facts. How very dare they. Down with this sort of thing! by B479MSS (Wed 3rd Feb 2021 3:16pm)
  • >Judging from the fact that it's about, well, weight - pretty much everything. I saw fishing weights made from peebles... Must be a hell of a setup that requires a whole town as a weight. by B479MSS (Sun 28th Feb 2021 1:43am)
  • >Farming Simulator anyone? :) Massey Ferguson for life!! by B479MSS (Fri 5th Mar 2021 11:32am)
  • You're making folk wish there was a vaccine for flute in mouth disease. by B479MSS (Sat 6th Mar 2021 2:07pm)
  • And you think that makes it OK? by B479MSS (Sat 6th Mar 2021 2:32pm)
  • Football. by B479MSS (Sun 7th Mar 2021 2:00pm)
  • Unfortunately, the decent folk in society will also be impacted by their fuckery. by B479MSS (Sun 7th Mar 2021 5:18pm)
  • I think the numbers involved there were much lower and the incident relatively confined, making it easier to manage. The sheer numbers involved today would require a much different approach I'm guessing. by B479MSS (Sun 7th Mar 2021 6:38pm)
  • Are you trying to justify the behaviour of these clowns? by B479MSS (Sun 7th Mar 2021 6:35pm)
  • Don't let the door hit your arse on the way out. by B479MSS (Sun 7th Mar 2021 6:35pm)
  • In that case, you're a thick, selfish cunt. by B479MSS (Sun 7th Mar 2021 6:51pm)
  • Oh, look, another "random word-random word-random number" username. by B479MSS (Mon 8th Mar 2021 12:55pm)
  • Oh on, I've gone and upset Billy Big Balls, the VL keyboard gangster. Fuck off. by B479MSS (Mon 8th Mar 2021 2:01pm)
  • You're the one acting like some sort of intellectual big shot with your patronising attitude and yet your posts are littered with spelling and punctuation mistakes. The irony is beautiful. by B479MSS (Sun 14th Mar 2021 7:18pm)
  • >Compared to **u** and her I am. Need I say more? by B479MSS (Sun 14th Mar 2021 8:29pm)
  • >Using internet slang is not an indicator of intelligence. No? Does that count for all your other mistakes/horrible grammar and punctuation too? Nobody is being a "simp" here. There is, however, a somewhat juvenile individual with a clear and present lack of any real life experience, using a thread dedicated to commenting on the memorial service of a recently murdered person to push their misogynistic opinions where they clearly aren't merited, wanted or needed. Shouldn't you be in bed? The schools are back tomorrow aren't they? by B479MSS (Sun 14th Mar 2021 9:40pm)
  • Embarrassing patter. by B479MSS (Sun 21st Mar 2021 11:35pm)
  • Buzz Shitegear. by B479MSS (Wed 7th Apr 2021 8:34am)
  • Person or a dug? by B479MSS (Wed 7th Apr 2021 5:39pm)
  • Decent mini valet (rinsing sponge after each panel) £20 Pick one. by B479MSS (Sun 11th Apr 2021 12:26pm)
  • You feeling underrepresented? by B479MSS (Tue 13th Apr 2021 12:29am)
  • Complains about "gibberish" in a rant full of text speak, spelling mistakes and no punctuation at all. Amazing. by B479MSS (Sat 17th Apr 2021 7:40am)
  • Worst cunt. by B479MSS (Tue 20th Apr 2021 12:52am)
  • Nae wonder you've nae pals, you obnoxious cunt. by B479MSS (Thu 6th May 2021 3:20pm)
  • The ability to form a coherent sentence clearly isn't a barrier to getting your rat out. Everyone has a market, I suppose. by B479MSS (Thu 6th May 2021 3:26pm)
  • Who is Karen? by B479MSS (Thu 6th May 2021 3:53pm)
  • Oh, look, here comes Billy Big Balls, the baddest internet hard man to have ever slevvered over a keyboard. by B479MSS (Sun 9th May 2021 5:29pm)
  • > I'm sure you wouldn't like it if politicians were allowed to avoid a law because they are "Obviously well liked decent people" would you? The scum in Westminster seem to have no issue with it. They just tell everyone the do it "but in a very specific and limited way". Shower of absolute lowlife cunts. by B479MSS (Fri 14th May 2021 3:05am)
  • You seriously underestimate the power that is held by the population when they protest and make their feelings known in the right way. Likewise, you also don't seem to realise just how big an impact even a seemingly small gesture or action can make. These people have shown what can be done and this will most definitely have a big impact moving forward. If you think this won't change a thing, you have clearly lived a very sheltered life. by B479MSS (Fri 14th May 2021 9:44am)
  • I wonder how all the new posters on here will justify this behaviour. by B479MSS (Sat 15th May 2021 11:15pm)
  • Very true. Seems if you aren't into kicking the shit out your "mates", wrecking public property, hurling bottles at police and generally being obnoxious scum, you're classist. by B479MSS (Sun 16th May 2021 8:47am)
  • First thing I did when I saw my sister was lamp her in the coupon with a bottle and then stamp on her head. by B479MSS (Sun 16th May 2021 6:33pm)
  • There's fast food and then there's food that will go through you like a Porsche! by B479MSS (Tue 18th May 2021 9:27pm)
  • From what I've been told by a relative who delivers the vaccine (paraphrasing here): The vaccine has to be delivered into muscular tissue. Not intravenously or into the fat layer. The muscle chosen was the deltoid because it's accessible on the vast majority of people of all sorts of physical fitness states. There are larger needles which are used on folk with more fat tissue there but it's generally convenient and fairly easy to access on most folk. Plus it doesn't require you to drop your drawers or anything like that. Medical professionals, feel free to chime in and clear up anything I've got wrong. by B479MSS (Fri 21st May 2021 8:41pm)
  • So comparing the current political party in power to the nazi party isn't a slur? Do as you say but not as you do? Got it. Your lack of self awareness is embarrassing. by B479MSS (Fri 28th May 2021 2:27pm)
  • Slur: *an insinuation or allegation about someone that is likely to insult them or damage their reputation.* By insinuating that the SNP are Nazis, you are making an allegation that is likely to insult both them and, by association, those who support them. by B479MSS (Fri 28th May 2021 2:34pm)
  • >[ScOtTisH nAzI party] (https://www.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/nmvnwf/z/gzqxzlo) by B479MSS (Fri 28th May 2021 2:30pm)
  • [IA Bodyshop ](https://iabodyshop.co.uk/) in Rutherglen. I've used them for 15 years for all sorts of work ranging from scuff removal to collision damage repair. They are insurance approved and their standard is absolutely top notch. by B479MSS (Tue 1st Jun 2021 12:50pm)
  • Needs a ride! by B479MSS (Tue 1st Jun 2021 10:34pm)
  • No problem at all. Imy is a sound guy and I wouldn't take my cars to anyone else. by B479MSS (Tue 1st Jun 2021 11:36pm)
  • I'm with you on that. I've driven a lot in London, Milton Keynes, Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle and loads of places in between and I find the drivers in these places to generally be much more patient and far less aggressive than the ones in Glasgow. by B479MSS (Tue 8th Jun 2021 1:19pm)
  • During the holidays it's usually rammed on every nice day. by B479MSS (Mon 28th Jun 2021 11:28pm)
  • I hadn't heard foxes until well into my 30s. I'm from an island with no foxes. We also have no moles, badgers or squirrels there. by B479MSS (Fri 16th Jul 2021 10:55am)
  • Can whoever left their da here come and pick him up please? The heat is getting to him. by B479MSS (Tue 20th Jul 2021 7:05pm)
  • Holy fuck. When did you go to school? 1932? by B479MSS (Tue 27th Jul 2021 11:48pm)
  • It's sad but it's true. The place has gone to shit in the centre. It's manky, deserted and has absolutely no appeal beyond looking at some nice old buildings. by B479MSS (Fri 13th Aug 2021 7:09pm)
  • Ending up in the unfortunate position of having to sleep rough absolutely does not make you some sort of scum, the way you seem to think it does. Far too many people can't grasp that there are many who are just one unlucky turn of events from being made homeless. Be it a missed paycheck, redundancy, illness or whatever. You cannot legitimately tar those sleeping on the streets indiscriminately with the same brush. by B479MSS (Fri 13th Aug 2021 9:00pm)
  • The only fact here is that you're clearly an ignorant cunt. Fact. by B479MSS (Fri 13th Aug 2021 10:33pm)
  • Not all rough sleepers are junkies and dehumanising them, they way you so casually do, does nothing to help the situation. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 5:41pm)
  • >Most are. Really? And you can proclaim this as a fact on what grounds? Youre talking shite and are just as ignorant as the cunt you're agreeing with further up the thread. Many are in the situation due to circumstances outwith their control and have no interest or form with drugs. Yes, some will have, that's a given but you're tarring every rough sleeper incorrectly and unfairly with the same brush. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 8:43pm)
  • Oddly enough, I have been in town at night. Many, many times. I'm not saying there aren't junkies in town. What I'm saying is that you tarring every rough sleeper as a junkie is 100% wrong and is either a result of being stupid or wilfully ignorant. Whichever it is, I don't care. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 8:54pm)
  • >53% of deaths are junkies. Extrapolate that to the ones who manage not to overdose and the large chunk are on gear. What deaths? Deaths in general? Deaths of homeless? Worldwide deaths? What's the source for this seemingly arbitrary figure. What are the other 47% of deaths in this unquantified group. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 9:26pm)
  • >Deaths among the homeless in Weegie. I'm not here to be your researcher, away and look it up yourself. You're the guy saying I'm making it up and you clearly havent a fucking clue because the facts dont suit your agenda. You're the one throwing random figures into the mix with no credible source. If you are making the claims, the burden of proof is on you, not the other way about. I'm not the one with the agenda. All I'm doing is correcting a misinformed, ignorant, thick clown and it turns out they don't like having their bullshit called out. >Anyway I've much better things to be doing than arguing about gutter dwelling criminals with a fantasist so night night. You're an ignorant cunt. Nothing more. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 10:20pm)
  • Temper nothing. You're the one raging and trying to blame others for your own shite life. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 10:31pm)
  • Aye mate, I'm getting up at 1am until 6am to tend to burglar alarms. Great craic. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 10:36pm)
  • I never mentioned my job, you did. And if it involves having to chase folk away in the wee small hours, I'm going to give it a hard pass. Especially if it involves me having to sacrifice time unnecessarily from my family. by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 10:49pm)
  • Visitation days? What shite are you spouting now? by B479MSS (Sat 14th Aug 2021 10:54pm)
  • Piecekeeper by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 11:48am)
  • Amazing. It's our own resident keyboard warrior and self proclaimed Vietnam veteran. Next you'll be telling everyone how they don't know because they weren't there. Tit. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 12:02pm)
  • No point engaging with this one. He's clearly not got the slightest clue as to the reality of the situation. His one man crusade against the apparent subhuman scourge in the city will not end until he can sleep a full night in his mansion without having to go and chase them away from his multi-million pound business empire at 3am. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 2:10pm)
  • Oh, that makes it just tickety-boo then, if you're not the only one. There was a large group who also [referred to a certain group of people as "rats" too ](https://www.facinghistory.org/sites/default/files/styles/fh_chunk_breakpoints_theme_facing_history_mobile_1x/public/When%20the%20vermin.gif?itok=xgKqMkIf&timestamp=1392161565) not that long ago. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 8:57pm)
  • No, I'm talking about you dehumanising a group of people. Nothing less. You just don't like to hear it because it's exactly what you're doing but you can't be wrong as it's you and you're just a top guy who is right all the time. Completely deluded fucking clown, that's all you are. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 9:05pm)
  • I don't give a single solitary fuck about your pathetic sob stories about how you've been scared by a terrible, nasty bad man. Im sure you managed to dry your eyes after it. Your attitude is vile and is no different to those who have sought to marginalise and dehumanise other sections of society in the past. Maybe question your own life choices if you repeatedly find yourself in situations where you are encountering such undesirables on an apparently regular occurrence. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 9:20pm)
  • >Where you're going to struggle is this weird belief that all humans are worth "saving" and have some fundamental good in them. They dont. There are many many forms of despicable people who care nothing for inflicting their choices on others so long as they get what they want and will throw tantrums when they dont get it. Many many junkies, most I'd say, are like this. I'd wager there's more good in many of them than there is in you. >Humans are fairly horrible in general, you're just a naive person who want to believe otherwise so so badly. I feel sorry for you. But don't let your naivety get in the way of my looking after myself and my family by enabling scum. I've seen first hand what people are capable of doing to one another during the civil war in Angola so I don't need lecturing off someone who shat their pants when a rough sleeper once asked them for a quid, thanks though. Your advice will receive the attention it deserves and be completely disregarded. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 9:25pm)
  • Oh, sorry Batman, I never knew it was yourself! by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 9:38pm)
  • >I never said I shat my pants, as said before, junkies are fragile. > >I'd listen to my advice, maybe then you wouldnt have had to end up in a shitty war zone in future with the rest of the lowest grades graduating class of 1975 or whenever/if you went to school. > >NB you'd lose that wager. Embarking on a career in the oil industry that gives a net wage well into 6 figures immediately after graduating and before hitting 24 years old does involve travel to some of the less desirable parts of the world, and let's you see some of the nice and not so nice parts but you keep thinking whatever makes you feel better about your terrible choices. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 9:44pm)
  • Look out folks, Interwebs tough guy on the loose. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 10:43pm)
  • No, I left a while back. 2 houses paid off by 34 so no need to ply my trade in hot, far away places any more. I've taken a nice wee steady job that takes me up and down the west coast and gets me 8 months off a year in order to get another nice pension pot filled. by B479MSS (Sun 15th Aug 2021 10:42pm)
  • The wood would float away as the council are that inept, they have allowed much of the drainage system to become choked. The state of the roads in the city is a disgrace and present a real danger to motorists, cyclists and pedestrians alike. by B479MSS (Wed 18th Aug 2021 5:34pm)
  • Couldn't agree with this more. Avoid them at all costs. Shite cars, shite prices, shite customer service and shite aftersales service. An alarming number of completely inept mechanics working for them too. by B479MSS (Fri 20th Aug 2021 2:18pm)
  • It's the mouth breathers like you that make the film 'Idiocracy' seem more prophetic than satirical. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Aug 2021 12:53pm)
  • It's not meaningless. You come on to this thread and try to rip the back out of OP, who is in a vulnerable situation and being placed at increased and unnecessary risk by an incompetent, unprofessional and moronic person who should be realising that they have a duty of care. The fact that you can't see anything wrong with the situation tell everyone all they need to know about the sort of person you are. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Aug 2021 1:09pm)
  • >>It's not meaningless. > >It's entirely meaningless, nothing about that film is pertinent to me or anything I've said here. The fact that there seems to be an increase in the number of idiots, spreading misinformation and not having the first clue as to the gravity of the current situation, particularly in regards to those in vulnerable situations, is depressingly surprising. You've made it clear that you are without a doubt one of these people. >If the cleaner had lied or misrepresented herself somehow, I'd see an issue. She did not. OP is simply being vindictive because he has fuck all better in life to be doing. Do you know what the word 'vindictive' actually means? I don't think you do. OP is a vulnerable person who has been placed at needless risk by an idiot who, like yourself, sees nothing wrong with what they are doing and how it may have catastrophic consequences for those in the unfortunate position of having to interact with them. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Aug 2021 1:17pm)
  • >>You've made it clear that you are without a doubt one of these people. > >I've spread zero misinformation and I simply place personal choice higher on my list of priorities than you do. Stop trying to pretend everyone you disagree with is an idiot, it only makes you sound like the stupid cunt. That you're completely unwilling/unable to see the issue here and the fact that you cannot see why OP would be seeking assistance in the matter proves you to be either an idiot, wilfully ignorant or both. Which is it to be? by B479MSS (Fri 27th Aug 2021 1:22pm)
  • >There is no issue if the cleaner is being upfront and honest, which by OP's own account she is. From there, it's anyone's choice to deal with her or not. OP should have no involvement in this woman's career but he is actively seeking to harm it because he is a sad little lonely man. The cleaner is employed to work with vulnerable people. From the account OP has given, their behaviour is also extremely unprofessional and her choice to remain unvaccinated has the serious potential to impact gravely on those who may not be able to be vaccinated. It's baffling that you're doubling down and refusing to see the logic here when so many have pointed out just how flawed your reasoning is. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Aug 2021 1:30pm)
  • >It's baffling that people like you continue to pretend I'm somehow unable to see the point, rather than simply seeing it and disagreeing. It's the responsibility of whoever is engaging the cleaner to ask her vaccination status first and the cleaner's responsibility to be honest. Right, progress, now you're starting to get somewhere. Well done. Now, building on this, if the system has failed at some point and the cleaner has managed to get into a position in which she has a duty of care to the vulnerable, the this need to be highlighted to the relevant people. How do we do that? By *reporting* the situation and the circumstances of said situation to the relevant person, people or department. The exact thing that OP is looking for assistance with. The exact thing that you incorrectly labelled them as 'vindictive' for attempting to do. You're hard work. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Aug 2021 1:39pm)
  • More doubling down on how right you are. At least you're believing in your nonsensical pish because nobody else with a scrap of rational intelligence is. You're wilfully ignorant to the core which is even worse than being just plain stupid. by B479MSS (Fri 27th Aug 2021 1:46pm)
  • Same with the crofts. There is one under offer that would have cost about £28-32k a few years ago. Now it's going for over £200k. by B479MSS (Sat 28th Aug 2021 11:16am)
  • >But that said, I genuinely think anyone who doesn't speak Gaelic or Irish should be banned from buying property in the Western Isles. You clearly know the sum total of absolutely fuck all about what you're talking about. by B479MSS (Sat 28th Aug 2021 12:47pm)
  • Why on earth would you make speaking a certain language compulsory in order to own property on the western isles? That's moronic. There are several generation islanders who don't have any gaelic and yet have parents, grand parents and beyond who only had gaelic. Are you suggesting that because they don't speak the same language as their ancestors, they shouldn't be able to buy or own property in the place they call home? by B479MSS (Sat 28th Aug 2021 10:41pm)
  • I'm all for the promotion of gaelic and I like hearing it being used among the older ones on a day to day basis but the fact is that it's dying out and if you were to restrict home owning to only gaelic speakers, you'd have a return to the empty, run down villages that were so common through the 80s-00s. by B479MSS (Sat 28th Aug 2021 11:09pm)
  • >On a global scale it's actually not dying out - hundreds of thousands of people are learning it. Many of them would be very happy to move to the Western Isles for immersion. All that's needed is the right incentive. I'm not talking about a global scale. I'm talking about the island where I'm from. Gaelic is dying out with fewer fluent speakers now than ever and the number is only decreasing with each generation. My great grandparents only spoke gaelic. My grandmother spoke it and learned English as she grew up. My parents and I have it but don't use it and my children don't have any. >\>if you were to restrict home owning to only gaelic speakers, you'd have a return to the empty, run down villages that were so common through the 80s-00s. > >No, you wouldn't. You'd have a huge influx of people. From where, exactly? Why would people who speak Gaelic in other parts of the world leave behind the lives they have where they are to move to a Scottish island? That makes no sense at all. The same goes for those learning the language. You think they will sell up, leave jobs, family and friends to move somewhere remote just to live among others who have done the same? That's nonsensical and wouldn't be feasible in any way. by B479MSS (Sun 29th Aug 2021 8:06am)
  • >\>From where, exactly? Why would people who speak Gaelic in other parts of the world leave behind the lives they have where they are to move to a Scottish island? That makes no sense at all. > >... this whole discussion is about outsiders moving to the Western Isles, so I think we've already established that it's a popular area for people to move to. Now just imagine how attractive it is to people who have dedicated hours of their life to learning a dying language. Travel the world a little bit and you'll realise a lot of people see Scotland in a positive light, and are very interested in moving there. I've been a seafarer for 20 years and I've been to more places around the world than about 99% of people so you can keep the patronising chat to yourself. I've never met any people in that time who have had any real, genuine aspirations to move to the Western Isles. Visit on holiday, absolutely but none have said that they are planning on moving there. For the most part, they are quite happy where they are. >\> You think they will sell up, leave jobs, family and friends to move somewhere remote just to live among others who have done the same? That's nonsensical and wouldn't be feasible in any way. > >Thousands of people are moving into Scotland each year already. Hundreds of thousands more would do so given the right incentives. Having a dedicated Gaelic-speaking area would definitely be a big draw to a certain type of person. Of course, they'd need jobs and amenities that currently don't exist. And there you go, you've countered your own point with the last part of your statement. There are areas where gaelic is still used daily but the numbers of speakers living there are in decline with no sign of it improving. Besides that, to attempt to restrict people from buying property in certain areas because they don't speak a language is never, ever going to get off the ground. It's absolute fantasy. by B479MSS (Sun 29th Aug 2021 8:22pm)
  • It is not feasible and won't happen. End of. I've had enough of your patronising crap now. Have a nice evening. by B479MSS (Sun 29th Aug 2021 8:48pm)
  • Tell us about your free healthcare and how there's no chance of having to sell your home and declaring bankruptcy if you get sick. Also, tell us about how safe your kids are from classroom shootings since you're such an advocate of firearms. You've not got a clue. by B479MSS (Wed 1st Sep 2021 10:38pm)
  • >I have absolutely no fear that ever happening to me because I work for a living. That is such a statistically low thing to happen tell me how you feel that a tires going to fall off an airplane and land on your head tomorrow? [Only a million or so a year. But hey, that's nothing. ](https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/medical-bankruptcies-by-country) >And if your “free“ healthcare so great why do you have a higher per capita death rate from Covid then we do? Why did an octogenarian have to walk miles in his garden to raise money for the NHS if it’s such a great system? A healthcare system put under immense strain during an unprecedented global pandemic. You're making it sound like there is a massive difference between the per capita death rate [when it's actually in the region of 1948 vs 1970 per million. Not exactly a gaping void, it it? ](https://www.statista.com/statistics/1104709/coronavirus-deaths-worldwide-per-million-inhabitants/) >Keep listening to your government, surely they’re not lying to you right? Of course governments lie. Westminster has lied for centuries. The difference is, we are aware of the lies. See you have skirted round the whole classroom shooting thing. Can't imagine why. by B479MSS (Wed 1st Sep 2021 11:03pm)
  • Ooooh, the denial is tangible. Presented with figures and you still double down and deny, deny, deny. So, one last time, in case you missed it. How about the abysmally high number of kids killed at school each year. Tell us all how it's not true. Come on, give us more of a giggle. by B479MSS (Wed 1st Sep 2021 11:13pm)
  • How about that time there were more kids killed at school than there were active military personnel and on duty police...[combined. ](https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/22/health/gun-deaths-school-age-children-trnd/index.html) by B479MSS (Wed 1st Sep 2021 11:16pm)
  • "MUh edjyoucashun" by B479MSS (Wed 1st Sep 2021 11:21pm)
  • "That never happens, honest. It was just autocorrect, I swear." Press X to doubt. by B479MSS (Wed 1st Sep 2021 11:26pm)
  • VL patter by B479MSS (Wed 1st Sep 2021 11:39pm)
  • u/Soulebot, deleting his comments because he's realised he's wrong. Amazing. by B479MSS (Thu 2nd Sep 2021 4:05pm)
  • *Sure* it was. We *all* believe you! by B479MSS (Thu 2nd Sep 2021 6:03pm)
  • Yarp! by B479MSS (Mon 6th Sep 2021 11:39pm)
  • Wee guy VL chat. by B479MSS (Sun 12th Sep 2021 10:36am)
  • My point proven. Thanks for that. by B479MSS (Sun 12th Sep 2021 10:40am)
  • >I’m a dog trainer and can tell you that beating a dog is an integral part of training them. Tell us you're clearly not a dog trainer without telling us you're not a dog trainer. Clown. by B479MSS (Tue 14th Sep 2021 9:33pm)
  • Imagine a tramp from Cumbernauld thinking that the term teuchter is an insult. Absolutely beautiful. by B479MSS (Sun 19th Sep 2021 11:09am)
  • >Celtic fan here. Press X to doubt. by B479MSS (Sun 19th Sep 2021 11:17am)
  • Mate, you're coming across as a fanny with these replies. "Who wants to meet up with an absolute stanger tonight, just as it's getting dark?" Can't you see that this looks a wee bit strange? by B479MSS (Tue 21st Sep 2021 12:01pm)
  • >I literally don’t care what your opinion is. And I couldn't give two fucks what the opinions of a strange Internet oddball, requesting the company of complete strangers at night are either. >I have 4 people meeting tonight, 3 of which I haven’t met before. 1 I met by chance last week while out taking photos. Have you, aye? >Again, it’s you that has the issue with 7pm. Do people not get mugged before 7pm? Do people not go on dates after 7pm? Do people normally ask random strangers on the Internet to meet them as it's getting dark? >It’s not strange to me. Might be strange to you, you aren’t me. Clearly. >Again, your points, although understandable, are totally irrational. I didn’t ask if this was strange or not, I asked a question that some photographers have taken up the option to meet up tonight. Aye, worrying about the safety of people is irrational! >Honestly, you really didn’t need to comment with what you did. You really didn't have to reply to people whom share the same opinion on the matter as me, with a snarky, indignant manner. >A yes or a no would suffice. Given that I replied, that seems like a redundant question. by B479MSS (Tue 21st Sep 2021 12:15pm)
  • I know. Like the ones asking to meet up with random strangers at night and then getting all uppity and defensive when it's pointed out that this is bordering on creepy. by B479MSS (Tue 21st Sep 2021 12:31pm)
  • If by "perversions" you mean concern over people naively rocking up to a night time rendezvous with an absolute stranger who could potentially have more nefarious reasons for wanting to meet, then you think of that what you will. No skin off my nose. by B479MSS (Tue 21st Sep 2021 1:46pm)
  • Irrational? Why is that? Have social media platforms never been used by undesirables to meet people in the past? I've said all I have to say on the matter. Enjoy taking your pictures. by B479MSS (Tue 21st Sep 2021 1:50pm)
  • [I think they might have a different view on that. ](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSMmPMvv0M-IgNP_VyXEetLELw1f9pYSo-zYQ&usqp=CAU) by B479MSS (Wed 22nd Sep 2021 9:55am)
  • Hand it in to a police station or post it to the address on the card. by B479MSS (Thu 23rd Sep 2021 12:42pm)
  • Fair enough, it's always worth a shot. by B479MSS (Thu 23rd Sep 2021 12:53pm)
  • You're not a pleb at all. You're one of the ones who has been fucked over by the panic merchants. by B479MSS (Sun 26th Sep 2021 10:30am)
  • It was the opposite round my way. Only diesel in stock. You could hear the tannoy going all day, telling folk that the unleaded was off. by B479MSS (Sun 26th Sep 2021 10:52am)
  • Or maybe an Orange Club. by B479MSS (Sun 26th Sep 2021 11:46pm)
  • Shadowbanned from so many subs. What a weapon! by B479MSS (Wed 29th Sep 2021 4:12pm)
  • The instructor is the expert, not you. They can tell better than you can what types of road you should be driving on. Additionally, if you want to have the car take you where you want, look for a big black car with a yellow light on the roof. by B479MSS (Fri 8th Oct 2021 10:54pm)
  • Mate, your attitude stinks and, to be frank, you are coming across as an entitled fanny. You're paying a driving instructor to teach you how to drive. They will assess your ability and take you on the roads which they feel you are capable of coping with. It's not up to you to decide which roads you drive on and when you do it as you're not yet competent to do so. They have a duty of care to themselves, their students, other road users and pedestrians and the car itself. Thinking you can just jump in and dictate to the instructor which roads you'll be driving on is extremely naive. by B479MSS (Sat 9th Oct 2021 1:01pm)
  • Jehovas Wetness. by B479MSS (Mon 11th Oct 2021 10:54pm)
  • Says the wee cunt who refers to gaelic as "backwards". Such tolerance, eh? Away and take a fuck to yourself. by B479MSS (Tue 12th Oct 2021 12:20am)
  • Tell me how I'm intolerant, please. Make me laugh. All your posts are pointless whinging, bitching and moaning and they are all driven by your ignorance, intolerance and general narrow minded view on everything in life. The fact you call a language "backward" says far more about you than it does about the language and those who speak it. Your posts reek of someone who is an outdated old da: dripping with ignorance and a lack of comprehension of the modern world. Thankfully cunts like you are a dying breed. by B479MSS (Tue 12th Oct 2021 3:54pm)
  • DELETED You keep replying and you've not realised you've been shadowbanned. Tit. by B479MSS (Tue 12th Oct 2021 4:58pm)
  • DELETED It means you can post all your bile but nobody can see it. Log out your account and try and look at the comments as a guest. Yours are gloriously invisible to all. There's a reason nobody replies to your shite effort posts, you insufferably intolerant cretin. by B479MSS (Tue 12th Oct 2021 8:28pm)
  • DELETED Note how your votes aren't changing on this and at least one other sub? No? Are you really that incapable of navigating this sub? Guess it proves my theory about you being an outdated, near-extinct relic with opinions and points of view that would have been questionable 50 years ago, never mind now. You make clear your contempt for those who have a culture different from yours and your clear inability to accept those seeking trans rights shows you up for the pathetic excuse for a person that you show yourself to be on a daily basis. Imagine being so insecure in yourself that you try to put down those who speak a native language of the country you allegedly inhabit, all because it's different and scary to you. That's absolutely tragic. On top of that, you throw about terms such as "hipster", "woke" and the ever classic "libtard" like some old fart who hasn't a clue what they actually mean. It would be hilarious if it wasn't for the fact that there's a good possibility that some poor soul or souls have the embarrassing misfortune to have you as a biological father. Here's hoping they fall as far from the rotten tree as possible. by B479MSS (Tue 12th Oct 2021 8:50pm)
  • DELETED Are you actually that dense? The fact that the votes aren't changing shows that nobody can see your posts. Are you trying to be thick or does it come naturally to you? Excellent job with the mental gymnastics too. It all comes down to you being a narrow minded clown and playing the victim when it is in fact you who is spewing forth the bilious vitriol with your clear prejudices and intolerances to those whom you view as different and therefore somehow a threat to you. You're tragic and apparently a lost cause. Good luck trudging through your miserable existence because the world is changing and people like you are being left behind. No great loss. by B479MSS (Tue 12th Oct 2021 9:13pm)
  • Similar happened to me. Oddly enough the one who did it was a frequent Ibrox visitor. Colour me shocked. by B479MSS (Sat 16th Oct 2021 8:09pm)
  • Might have been a bad day but they made a right mess of mine. by B479MSS (Sat 16th Oct 2021 8:12pm)
  • BARRED! by B479MSS (Thu 21st Oct 2021 7:45pm)
  • It's a way of declaring some sort of serious mental deficiency. by B479MSS (Mon 1st Nov 2021 6:30pm)
  • They are! They're total cunts now off you fuck. by B479MSS (Fri 5th Nov 2021 10:24pm)
  • > That might be true but **their** still morons Oh the irony. by B479MSS (Sat 6th Nov 2021 10:00pm)
  • And that's just to put the flames out. They're considerate that way. by B479MSS (Sun 21st Nov 2021 9:54pm)
  • Where do the giant Dementors usually hang out? by B479MSS (Tue 23rd Nov 2021 6:35am)
  • I was thinking the same. "Fire a cone on my heid now, cunts". by B479MSS (Tue 23rd Nov 2021 12:45pm)
  • Have you considered a career at sea via the cadetship route? You get sponsored/paid through college and upon successful completion, you should leave with an HNC/D, officer of the watch certificate and a guaranteed job which can lead to positions that pay fairly hefty wages. The 3 main routes are deck, engine and electrical, with the first two being the most common. Not sure what the pay for cadets is like nowadays but when I did it (over 20 years ago right enough) it was £520 per 4-week month, or £130 per week, fees paid etc. Depending on the route taken, you should be offered a job that pays in the region of £25-£35k per year upon qualifying. Progression is quick and it's not unusual to see folk earning 6 figures depending on the sector they go into once they have a bit of experience. If you want any other info, just let me know and I'll point you in the right direction. by B479MSS (Tue 23rd Nov 2021 1:01pm)
  • It's going to take a lot of time for his emotional scars to heel. by B479MSS (Mon 29th Nov 2021 10:14am)
  • 12345 by B479MSS (Fri 10th Dec 2021 6:29pm)
  • You can buy a wee compressor for not a lot of money from the likes of Halfords. That'll probably get you going for long enough to get it to a puncture repair garage unless the tyre is ripped or split. by B479MSS (Sun 12th Dec 2021 12:40am)
  • I've just moved from 3 to EE and the difference between coverage is night and day. Wish I'd changed years ago. by B479MSS (Thu 23rd Dec 2021 4:34pm)
  • Clearly you're a cunt. by B479MSS (Fri 24th Dec 2021 9:48am)
  • VL chat. by B479MSS (Fri 24th Dec 2021 9:52am)
  • Wee guy VL chat. by B479MSS (Fri 24th Dec 2021 9:58am)
  • Christ! Those two weans of yours are fucked with you as a father figure. Seriously, have a word with yourself. OP posts looking for help and you crack out the whole "weak minded" pish and then let rip with the weakest primary school patter ever. Sort yourself out. by B479MSS (Fri 24th Dec 2021 10:13am)
  • Those kids of yours are truly fucked. by B479MSS (Fri 24th Dec 2021 11:09am)
  • Worst keyboard wee guy ever. by B479MSS (Fri 24th Dec 2021 11:13am)
  • Oh no. Bruce Lee is greetin. by B479MSS (Fri 24th Dec 2021 11:41am)
  • Cast iron is notoriously brittle, especially if the pillar is hollow, and can be damaged from surprisingly small impacts despite being excellent at bearing large compressive loads. by B479MSS (Tue 28th Dec 2021 8:16pm)
  • No better place to get your fungus and algae. by B479MSS (Sun 9th Jan 2022 12:37pm)
  • Best kebab or G1 dental? by B479MSS (Thu 13th Jan 2022 10:50pm)
  • Offers anyone a lift home but his car is tiny and takes ages to get anywhere. by B479MSS (Fri 28th Jan 2022 3:58pm)
  • Last time I was there, there was no issue with letting folk in to meet arrivals. by B479MSS (Fri 28th Jan 2022 10:25pm)
  • I know. Imagine them not stopping the approaching storm. ScotRail need to get their shit together and start sorting the weather out. by B479MSS (Sun 30th Jan 2022 1:42pm)
  • Take a peek at their history. It's fucking tragic and will answer your question. by B479MSS (Mon 7th Feb 2022 9:53pm)
  • >Hate these face nappies That's plenty! Can whoever has lost their Da, please come and pick him up. He's been out for far too long now. by B479MSS (Mon 7th Feb 2022 9:51pm)
  • Total. by B479MSS (Mon 7th Feb 2022 9:56pm)
  • Lived on Hillside Road and never had any issues whatsoever. Quiet to the point of being boring but that's not a bad thing. by B479MSS (Tue 22nd Feb 2022 12:10am)
  • I don't see anyone here trying to gain independence with military force. What a stupid, ridiculous false equivalence. by B479MSS (Sat 26th Feb 2022 9:02am)
  • That explains the Facebook Da levels of patter then. by B479MSS (Mon 14th Mar 2022 12:16am)
  • Tha sin gu leòr, tapadh leat. by B479MSS (Mon 14th Mar 2022 12:21am)
  • As an islander I can confirm that you are talking utter shite and have clearly never even visited anything further afield than Bute or Cumbrae. by B479MSS (Mon 14th Mar 2022 5:21pm)
  • Full bore generally refers to anything over .22 calibre. .22 is good for up to around 100 yards depending on the rifle and type of round. Larger calibres also use centrefire cartridges (the cartridge had a primer installed in the base) whereas .22 rounds (and .177) use rimfire cartridges where the primer is incorporated into the cartridge case. One exception would be the .22 hornet. It's a .22 head but uses a larger centrefire cartridge. Rimfire cartridges cannot be reused whereas most centrefire cartridges can be reprimed, refilled with propellent and used with a new round/tip pressed into it. by B479MSS (Tue 22nd Mar 2022 6:46pm)
  • I battered and deep fried a few mini Mars Bars about 10 years ago, just to see what it was like. Had it with ice cream and it was the tits. Really good but did taste slightly of diabetes and tooth decay. by B479MSS (Tue 5th Apr 2022 11:30pm)
  • 6 months or so should do it. When the weather start cooling down again and the second rise occurs in October, that's when the shit will really hit the fan. by B479MSS (Tue 5th Apr 2022 11:36pm)
  • IA Bodyshop in Rutherglen. Outstanding quality of workmanship and well priced. by B479MSS (Wed 13th Apr 2022 7:53pm)
  • I did the majority of mine at Cumbernauld. As already mentioned, you get more flight time for your money and the cost was significantly cheaper there too compared to Glasgow (Did a few lessons there first). by B479MSS (Tue 19th Apr 2022 9:10pm)
  • I didn't. I got about 28 hours in and then adult life took over unfortunately. by B479MSS (Tue 19th Apr 2022 11:07pm)
  • Those stupid looking golf trousers. by B479MSS (Wed 25th May 2022 12:21am)
  • Speak to someone about how you feel and what you saw. A member of my family recovered a kid from the water after he had been under for hours. For years they never spoke about it and it had a massive impact on them. They admit now that they wish they had spoken about it at the time. by B479MSS (Wed 1st Jun 2022 10:52pm)
  • Well I hope you are ok but it doesn't do any harm to talk about it. Even if that's in the coming days, weeks or months once you've had time to fully process it. by B479MSS (Wed 1st Jun 2022 11:17pm)
  • 100% Thornliebank. by B479MSS (Thu 2nd Jun 2022 8:14am)
  • Well spotted. by B479MSS (Fri 3rd Jun 2022 3:27pm)
  • A keyboard ned hard man. Amazing!! by B479MSS (Sat 4th Jun 2022 4:18pm)
  • Mass outbreak of flute in mouth disease. by B479MSS (Sat 2nd Jul 2022 11:34am)
  • >I’m just more tolerant than you. >Aw fuck up. Just fuck up you greeting faced whiny wee weed. Clearly. by B479MSS (Sat 2nd Jul 2022 6:06pm)
  • The Maths Debaters. by B479MSS (Thu 7th Jul 2022 8:14am)
  • I'm pretty sure I saw it in Morrisons the other day. by B479MSS (Wed 13th Jul 2022 3:38pm)
  • Fluoridation doesn't change the taste, smell or appearance of potable water. by B479MSS (Wed 13th Jul 2022 5:24pm)
  • I was the same. From the start of feeling a bit off and testing every day, it wasn't until the 4th day that I actually showed positive. by B479MSS (Sun 24th Jul 2022 8:29pm)
  • It is. The likes of the Golf R, Audi S and RS models and a whole host of other ones like that tend to make these noises during gear change or on overrun. They're not cheap cars but the sharty sound is definitely horrendous. by B479MSS (Mon 25th Jul 2022 11:06pm)
  • Modern mapping can quite easily activate "pops and bangs" on most cars, particularly those with forced induction. It's not something I've ever wanted though as it's pretty pointless beyond being obnoxious. by B479MSS (Mon 25th Jul 2022 11:31pm)
  • *Helicoptering intensifies* by B479MSS (Mon 25th Jul 2022 11:36pm)
  • They absolutely do. Not to the extent that a remap will cause but the cars I mention do produce pops and bangs on overrun. by B479MSS (Tue 26th Jul 2022 3:08am)
  • [Like this?](https://youtube.com/shorts/ynNQ_wfVabo?feature=share) by B479MSS (Tue 26th Jul 2022 11:26am)
  • I initially read that as Glasgow's most *edible* alarm clock. Still technically works. by B479MSS (Thu 11th Aug 2022 8:04pm)
  • >ignore my noises Reminds me of [this.](https://youtu.be/0ZrFkGdti8c) by B479MSS (Thu 18th Aug 2022 8:46am)
  • Workshy for wanting a decent living wage? Get a grip of yourself. by B479MSS (Tue 23rd Aug 2022 9:37pm)
  • So, if you signed up for a job that was going to give you consistent below-inflation wage rises, you'd be happy with that? That situation is untenable and there comes a point (in this case, *now*) where the lack of sufficient wage rises mean that it's no longer possible to comfortably live on those wages. Why are you making it seem like a hard concept to grasp? by B479MSS (Tue 23rd Aug 2022 9:44pm)
  • Striking couldn't be further from begging. Striking is a way of reminding those who run the companies/corporations etc exactly where the power really lies. Without the workforce, a company is nothing. Corporate management regularly forget just how vital those on the shop floor are and they need reminding occasionally. by B479MSS (Tue 23rd Aug 2022 9:42pm)
  • I would type a full reply but I can put it succinctly by stating that you are chock full of shit. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Aug 2022 3:12pm)
  • The fact you misconstrue striking as begging tells me you have absolutely no experience in industrial disputes. The workers aren't going cap in hand to management, "begging" for more money. They know their worth and have downed tools and gone off pay until such time as wages are increased to reflect that worth. Had they been begging, they would still be working and accepting what was offered to begin with. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Aug 2022 5:30pm)
  • The hell are you on about now? Middle men? As I said, you've clearly not got any experience in industrial disputes. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Aug 2022 8:36pm)
  • See instead of doing shitty impressions of Mystic Meg and trying to be all cryptic and interesting/patronising, why not just say what you think? >You must think I'm dumb You're doing a fine job of making me think otherwise. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Aug 2022 8:47pm)
  • You've spouted a whole load of pish, post after post. Word salad with no actual coherent meaning. Additionally, I'm not on strike. I support the refuse collectors who are. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Aug 2022 8:55pm)
  • They aren't asking. They are demanding. There's a major difference. That's a fact. By unionising, they have ensured that the power they have can be orchestrated and brought to bear on a single point, rather than it being an unorganised mess. As for middle men, if you're referring to different layers of operations and management, I can say from first hand experience that trying to operate a company where everyone is "on the same level" doesn't work at all. It descends into chaos pretty quickly and the company I worked for that tried to implement it switched back to the conventional hierarchical system less than a year later. by B479MSS (Wed 24th Aug 2022 9:07pm)
  • Look everyone, it's the dog whisperer! by B479MSS (Fri 9th Sep 2022 10:21pm)
  • Aye, because nothing says respect more than forcing working class people to take unpaid leave during a cost of living crisis because some extremely rich and privileged old dear keeled over. Get a grip. by B479MSS (Mon 12th Sep 2022 9:35pm)
  • I'm more than aware of the nuances of employment law. Either way, many are being forced to use a holiday at a time that may not suit them or take unpaid leave because they have no holidays left to take. Not everyone cares all that much about the passing of some old person. by B479MSS (Mon 12th Sep 2022 9:45pm)
  • Public image being more important than the employees, as usual. by B479MSS (Mon 12th Sep 2022 9:50pm)
  • I've seen the aurora borealis on countless occasions while working in the north of Norway and while white is not uncommon, you're far more likely to see it in shades of green and yellow. by B479MSS (Thu 15th Sep 2022 12:25pm)
  • >Guy with a withered hand called “the clock” (because he had a wee hand and a big hand). Not to be too specific but does this guy work at sea? I work with a lad with that nickname. by B479MSS (Thu 15th Sep 2022 10:31pm)
  • I sea what you did there!! by B479MSS (Fri 16th Sep 2022 4:33pm)
  • Is your home in a warzone? Didn't fucking think so. by B479MSS (Mon 17th Oct 2022 7:28pm)
  • https://www.clydemarinetraining.com/merchant-navy-careers/ Have a wee look at this page and it'll give you an idea of the routes available. Let me know if you need anything clarified and I'll do my best to help you out. by B479MSS (Thu 20th Oct 2022 3:22pm)
  • Get those greedy cunts to transfer that back to your bank account. Being in credit is all well and good but they are raking in millions in interest by holding on to your money and using it as credit. by B479MSS (Thu 15th Dec 2022 2:10pm)
  • Pedigree gobshite chat. by B479MSS (Thu 15th Dec 2022 2:24pm)
  • Pretty sure they said they got in. by B479MSS (Fri 23rd Dec 2022 12:46am)
  • [LEZ Being introduced this year. ](https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/LEZ) by B479MSS (Mon 20th Feb 2023 2:29pm)
  • The London LEZ is aimed at larger diesel vehicles. The Glasgow LEZ is comparable to the London ULEZ. by B479MSS (Mon 20th Feb 2023 3:06pm)
  • **Glasgow LEZ:** Petrol/Diesel Vehicles: Emission standards for LEZs in Scotland have been set nationally - these are: • Euro 4 for petrol vehicles • Euro 6 for diesel vehicles • Euro IV for heavy duty petrol vehicles such as buses/coaches and HGVs • Euro VI for heavy duty diesel vehicles such as buses/coaches and HGVs **London ULEZ:** Petrol: Euro 4 (NOx) Diesel: Euro 6 (NOx and PM) Info extracted from here: https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/ultra-low-emission-zone And here: https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/23026 As I said, they are comparable. Especially when you look at the limits with regards to Euro levels. by B479MSS (Mon 20th Feb 2023 4:07pm)
  • Aaaah, an internet hard man in the wild. It's like the keyboard warriors on the old phpBB boards. How are things in 2006? by B479MSS (Thu 9th Mar 2023 2:03am)
  • Makes me panic? Haha, fuck off. If you had half the intelligence you were born with, you'd notice that it wasn't me that you were replying to in the first instance. The state of you! by B479MSS (Thu 9th Mar 2023 2:51pm)
  • Looking at your previous posts, you're an individual with serious addiction and mental health issues who needs help. Stick to playing with your cat and stop trying to be the internet hard guy. by B479MSS (Thu 9th Mar 2023 5:39pm)
  • If you're dealing with glass smashed by junkies, please, PLEASE be extremely careful with what you're doing. by B479MSS (Wed 17th May 2023 3:36pm)