CarlW
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Yep. We're currently watching a real old pro in action (whatever one's politics).
Salmond v Sturgeon
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CarlW
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#me too
Coddy
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Like Scotlands spelling for Whisky, you need to spell out no2 national drink correctly as well.Soooooo - whadayathink wee Krankie is doing whilst the fat fella is “testifying”. Is she sitting on the edge of her wee sofa in the front parlour watching this and drinking irn brew?
Irn Bru.
I hope to see a Pyrrhic victory for Salmond
No time for either of them
No time for either of them
Foxyboy43
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Trying to make it understandable to all of the UK - while we still have one!Like Scotlands spelling for Whisky, you need to spell out no2 national drink correctly as well.
Irn Bru.
Still the word beginning with 'E' is missing.
K
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He's not a very healthy specimen. He's had treatment for a heart condition (indeed, he was in hospital receiving treatment when it was announced on the hospital TV announced that Theresa May had called a snap election. He jumped straight out of bed and starting shouting at the telly) and I believe that he is diabetic. Polonium or not, he's 66 years old now and one has to wonder how many more he'll see, given the shape of him.
Foxyboy43
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It gets into fairytales now:-
“ Salmond: Messages showed 'pressure' and 'collusion'
Tory MSP Margaret Mitchell refers to a text sent by SNP chief executive Peter Murrell that talks of “pressurising” the police. Another says "the more fronts he is having to firefight on the better for all complainers".
Mr Murrell, who is the husband of First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, has said the messages were out of character and expressed how upset he was at the time.”
Really?? Spose he could always say he was only carrying out orders.
“ Salmond: Messages showed 'pressure' and 'collusion'
Tory MSP Margaret Mitchell refers to a text sent by SNP chief executive Peter Murrell that talks of “pressurising” the police. Another says "the more fronts he is having to firefight on the better for all complainers".
Mr Murrell, who is the husband of First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, has said the messages were out of character and expressed how upset he was at the time.”
Really?? Spose he could always say he was only carrying out orders.
Stalker62
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Only thirteen episodes ever made of that magical program - all aired in 1974.
I used to love that it.
It is only when they took it off air, did I start to realise what a dreadful place the world really is...
Bagpuss, dear Bagpuss
Old Fat Furry Catpuss
Wake up and look at this thing that I bring
Wake up, be bright, be golden and light
Bagpuss, oh hear what I sing
And so their work was done.
Bagpuss gave a big yawn and settled down to sleep
And, of course, when Bagpuss goes to sleep,
All his friends go to sleep too.
The mice were ornaments on the mouse organ.
Gabriel and Madeleine were just dolls.
And Professor Yaffle was a carved, wooden bookend in the shape of a woodpecker.
Even Bagpuss himself, once he was asleep, was just an old, saggy cloth cat,
Baggy, and a bit loose at the seams,
But Emily loved him.
Simpler times.
Nic is on Wednesday. The Lord Advocate James Wolfe is on Monday. Both have serious questions to answer and the latter, in particular, is likely to be pooping himself given his performance in Holyrood earlier in the week.
Limpet
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He should'a asked about a Bonnie Tyler to fix the leaking Holyrood
