Of Assets and Liabilities

Of Assets and Liabilities
Scotland on Sunday “Question of the Week” today …

Is Scottish Football missing Rangers in the SPL?

Response: Yes 19%, No 81%.

Of Assets and Liabilities
TRFC – new World Record for number of consecutive home ties in randomly drawn Cup competitions!

Of Assets and Liabilities
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Quick note to JC:

Two Tom Holland books arrived on my desk this morning – “Rubicon” and “Millennium”. Both look very interesting and good reads.

Thank you for the recommendation!

It Is Better To Offer No Excuse Than A Bad One
HighlanderDecember 15, 2017 at 12:09
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Come on, Highlander. Are you trying to tell us that JJ and The Mensch are *different people*? 🙂

Armageddon? What Armageddon?
Castofthousands says:
June 3, 2014 at 9:44 pm

For an effective claim to be made it should be forceful and expeditious.
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Trite comment: Try telling that to many 1970s TV presenters.

Real comment: Evidence gathering can take a long time, particularly where co-operation is not forthcoming. Justice is operated by heavy, slow-moving wheels.

Podcast Episode 3 – David Low
A little light relief from the lad Mohsni (unfortunately “not a big name like Spanish Archer McCulloch”), talking in the Daily Record:

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-transfer-news/rangers-defender-bilel-mohsni-id-3426558

I thought the poor fellow was simply a rubbish fitba player, but he appears to also be a marble or two short.

(P.S. Split infinitives, I love ’em. Use them whenever I can – it’s a nonsensical “rule” of grammar. 🙂 )

Podcast Episode 3 – David Low
Finloch says:
April 18, 2014 at 2:07 pm

You write more like a Sandender
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🙂 Surely you mean a Saniner? I spent many a happy summer day at Sanine beach, having walked over the hill fae Portsoy. Brilliant gun emplacement and tank traps. There was a great summer cafe in the old Church hall (I think it was) with a juke box and everything!

Podcast Episode 3 – David Low
Upthehoops – I’m afraid that you may be taking a Glasgow-centric view there. I have a couple of excellent Irish friends here in Aberdeenshire. The only problem at all people here have with anyone of Irish descent is, dare I say it, when they’re part of the travelling community.

Danish – I also grew up in the East End. The East End of Portsoy. I assume that’s where you meant? 😉