BigAl

Busy writing his second novel Did I ever tell you I have an autographed first edition of his first publication

Gang of Four - Brief History Of The 20th Century

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Mackie will certainly survive til the end of the season. His injury has at least assured him of that

Why ?

Rainbow - Rainbow Rising

i knew you'd fathom it oot

off min fuck

Dave, telt you there would be some cunts greeting about it. Some folk just dinnae like change

We'll e mail you over a direct debit mandate to complete and return. The rest will be taken care of by us

If he is fit enough to pass one of our medicals then take him til the end of the season. After all if its good enough for Velicka

those cunts are even worse

Typical fucking student, always got to find something to protest about

Nope, as in you don't get notification to the e mail address you registered under. Other than that works fine. P.S thanks for the welcome Dave, think I'm going to like it here

is the correct answer.......everything in life, and i really mean everything has a price. only problem with this however is that Stewarty will take the first offer anyone makes us.

nae much point, you've already listed them in the correct order

a quiet night tongiht then

When we get the PM thingy sorted oot, everyone joining will get a PM directing them to this thread inviting them to tell us about themselves

Kow, get to the important issue mate Did Rocket attend ?

Interesting the bit about unfinished business with us. Would welcome him back tomorrow with open arms, if he'd accept a pay as you play deal The Rapid resurgence of former Don Smith Published: 18/12/2010 FORMER Aberdeen attacker Jamie Smith is relishing life in the United States, but admits to having unfinished business with the Dons. The 30-year-old has enjoyed a successful switch to MLS side Colorado Rapids and played a key role in the Denver club’s championship-winning campaign this year. Smith left Pittodrie in the summer of 2009 and, although not ready to head home yet, he hopes to return some day. The former Celtic player, who spend four years with the Dons, said: “One thing I’ve learned as a footballer is you never know what is around the corner. “I have been keeping tabs on how things are going at Aberdeen and I’ve got so many friends there. “The club and the supporters deserve to be better-placed than where they are now, so I hope they can pull themselves out of it. “I’m still really enjoying it at Colorado but it would be nice to come back one day.” Smith’s time at the Dons was blighted by injury and he suffered serious knee-ligament damage in his first season in the States. He returned to fitness for the 2010 campaign and is loving life in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains. He said: “When my contract ran down at Aberdeen and I had the chance to go out to the States, it was a bit of a gamble. “I went in not knowing what to expect but it’s been thoroughly enjoyable. “It’s been great. We won the championship which was a massive thing and pretty unexpected, but it was certainly welcome.” Read more: http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/2058627#ixzz18g4Y2cxm

Ah good old Mad Friday the day before Black Eye Saturday. Had first works night out on Wed, the official office one is tonight, and got my third works one next Tuesday. Anyone care to donate me a new liver ?

is the correct answer

Yep

Show of hands among the passengers, land at edinburgh and make your own way north, or go back to where we started