Get this so far to fuck.
Luckily I'm brassic π
A rare evening in Hackney tonight as I'm off to see The Deadlians βοΈπ΅πΊ
The PLC doing their damnedest to break the 'Not Another
Penny' campaign with that Celtic Originals clobber...
Has any o5ne used smoked hay yet?
You've got this - be good during the week and treat yourself on the weekend is my approach.
I'm still traumatised by the price I paid for a pint there π
Good luck π€π»
I hear you ππ»
People are complicated π
The way the media are reporting scenes at the end of the Glasgow derby are incredible.
1/ It looked to me like Celtic fans jumped onto the pitch after the penalties to celebrate with players - I'm not saying that's OK but it happens with lots of teams teams at the end of a penalty shoot out.
My pal sent me this - good trolling from the ET.
Water, booze (if oot) or nothing (at home) for me, and a coffee or tea afterwards.
Let's call it self-care.
Monday afternoon pints is probably an error but we are.
100%. I can't watch mainstream news anymore, not even Ch4, and the frequently distorted news bulletins even has me turning off 6 Music, sadly.
It was framed as if the reduced allocation was introduced by the footballing authorities for reasons of safety when it was actually the hun support who lobbied their own club to initiate it because they were sick of watching us batter them at their own hovel.
I watched some coverage/reaction on YouTube last night and the narrative being pushed is either due to the people concerned being disingenuous or ignorant. One in particular was stating "Surely this means the return of full allocations can't happen now?"
Weird post.
Wire in
Can't (win) Man and The Wasps.
Celtic were fucking awful and that simply makes it all the sweeter. Their pain brings succour; it enlivens me and enriches my experience as a person. It is manna, it brings me spiritual sustenance. Basically, I love it π€£
"biast" hahaha up yeπ
To mark International Women's Day, here's a celebration of four of pioneering women with Glasgow connections. They are: Margaret Easton Anderson, a graudate of Glasgow University and the first woman to practice law in the UK;
Cont./
#glasgow #internationalwomensday #glasgowhistory
Sorry, I went off on a tangent there.
It wasn't so long ago that the mainstream media in the UK was lecturing people for wearing "Never Kissed A Tory" t-shirts, which was a wonderful way for them to show their privilege.