"Police Scotland"

[gersforme]

What an absolute disaster they are proving to be, how can a police force be nationalised rather than regional? my god, what a phuckng farce, we are all scots here, and we all know how different our banter is regionally, and how we all just tick in a different way, what a phucking joke, whoever thought that mob up should be sacked, its even ****ed from a grammar point of view.

[DannyBhoy]

It's those trouble making Dundonians.

A more dangerous place I have yet to find.

:blue: - view external link (www.thecourier.co.uk/news/local/dundee/dundee-is-murder-capital-of-scotland-1.137125)

[gersforme]

i feel sorry for genuine cops trying to do a job

nah, dae i phuck XD

[DannyBhoy]

I've yet to meet a decent one yet.

Some of the screws from London Road are evil, evil bastaards.

[gersforme]

lets not forget, the police are here to build "safer communities" XD

[DannyBhoy]

It's the way they speak to you, absolute phucking cuints.

I'll tell you something, there's some wee darlings that are coppers now. I wouldn't mind giving some of them my truncheon. >:)

[gersforme]

i gave up taking the police seriously when bobby peel died :blue:

[DannyBhoy]

This is how we deal with police in Dennistoun. B)


XD - view external link (news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3771295.stm)

[gersforme]

04 news?


**** me


are you a hermit?

[DannyBhoy]

Yes. Yes I am.

[Mook1]

What an absolute disaster they are proving to be, how can a police force be nationalised rather than regional? my god, what a phuckng farce, we are all scots here, and we all know how different our banter is regionally, and how we all just tick in a different way, what a phucking joke, whoever thought that mob up should be sacked, its even ****ed from a grammar point of view.

They're on about banning drinking in the park in Edinburgh because of the problems in Glasgow, I've been drinking in the Meadows every summer since the late 90s and have never seen a bit of bother. Total joke.

People who join the filth are generally total w@nks.

[DannyBhoy]

Can you booze in the street in Edinburgh, Mook?

Anywhere?

[Mook1]

Can you booze in the street in Edinburgh, Mook?

Anywhere?

Aye, taking your pint outside some pubs is frowned upon though.

[DannyBhoy]

What's the boozers that opens at 6am called near Easter Road?

[Mook1]

What's the boozers that opens at 6am called near Easter Road?

There was one called The Old Salt years ago, not sure about now, I haven't lived in Leith since 2004.

[1995_Oh_My_Sides_]

Can you booze in the street in Edinburgh, Mook?

Anywhere?

Aye, taking your pint outside some pubs is frowned upon though.[/quote]

Mook, public drinking has been banned in Embra for about 7 years has it not? :?

[DannyBhoy]

Can you booze in the street in Edinburgh, Mook?

Anywhere?

Aye, taking your pint outside some pubs is frowned upon though.[/quote]

Mook, public drinking has been banned in Embra for about 7 years has it not? :?[/quote]

That's what I thought.

[Mook1]

Naw it hasn't.

Certainly not in the parks.

[Mickybhoy]

Easter Road last season everyone was drinking ootside a tesco down in Leith plenty plod not a word said

[Mickybhoy]

This is how we deal with police in Dennistoun. B)


XD
Didnae know ye wer a fellow Dennistounbhoy Danny

[DannyBhoy]

This is how we deal with police in Dennistoun. B)


XD
Didnae know ye wer a fellow Dennistounbhoy Danny[/quote]

Spent my first few years in Armadale Path, moved away for a bit but then moved back.

You from Dennistoun as well? :D

[Mickybhoy]

Aye,started up the Parade then Wellpark and bin doon Duke St for the last few years...no many us aboot :D

[Sir_Walter_Timslayer]

What an absolute disaster they are proving to be, how can a police force be nationalised rather than regional? my god, what a phuckng farce, we are all scots here, and we all know how different our banter is regionally, and how we all just tick in a different way, what a phucking joke, whoever thought that mob up should be sacked, its even ****ed from a grammar point of view.

I don't know about anyone else, but I find the term "Police Scotland" chillingly Orwellian. It's almost as if they're trying to brainwash you to the effect that if it's "Police Scotland" and not just "the police" it is a force fro good rather than anything else and that anything they do is likely to be right and you're not allowed to argue with them. Think how many times you hear on the news a statement like "Police Scotland attended the scene" rather than just "police attended the scene"