General News Chat

[donsdaft]

You’ve lost me now.

[Aldo1983]

Full of well meaning weirdos. There’s a difference between doing your gardening by moonlight & spending your life worrying about people’s pissing habits

Ross Greer.

[Mason89]

You’ve lost me now.

Voting for a fringe party of weirdos who are projected to win zero seats (0), doesn’t help the cause of independence. Any vote that doesn’t help, is a vote against

[Mason89]

Ross Greer.

He knows a lot about Winston Churchill

https://twitter.com/gutlessgu/status/1369451838706188304?s=21

[Jupiter]

All politicians are a bit weird, but the greens want to go back to the stone age, which is f@cking mental.

[donsdaft]

Mason in the flintstones

[donsdaft]

Voting for a fringe party of weirdos who are projected to win zero seats (0), doesn’t help the cause of independence. Any vote that doesn’t help, is a vote against

Yip

So vote SNP / ALBA

Then vote for the weirdos after independence.

[Mason89]

The Abla party are relying on folk not on Twitter to vote for them. Trust me, if you seen the state of the c*nts involved, you wouldn’t touch them with a barge pole. There’s no way Salmond will be able to hold it together until the 6th May

To put it in footballing terms, you’re throwing your support behind Dundee Utd. A pointless nonentity propped up by w@nkers.

Don’t fall in to the trap

[mondo_notion]

Which way would Brian from East 17 vote?

[donsdaft]

I’m always happy to vote for anything that’s not twitter.

Alex Salmond - Scotland’s greatest ever politician.

[Aldo1983]

Which way would Brian from East 17 vote?

He's only 27.

[Mason89]

I’m always happy to vote for anything that’s not twitter.

Alex Salmond - Scotland’s greatest ever politician.

That’s great because the party on really exist in a Twitter bubble. I say party but it’s not as if they have any policies, elected leadership etc

[mondo_notion]

Pretty funny seeing Starmer have a bit of a set too with a pub landlord earlier

[57vintage]

This is gold (apart from the usual Pish & Jism editing).

https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/nostalgia/3066775/the-ups-and-downs-of-aberdeens-housing-estate-pubs/amp/

The Broadsword was fearsome. I mind going in for a carry-out one Sunday evening about 20 minutes after the then 18.30 opening time, and as the mannies sat around playing dominoes and distractedly reading The Sunday Post, there was a full-scale rolling-in-the-sawdust catfight between two gruesome Tilly witches in the middle of the floor. The barman never even mentioned it as he sold me the cans.

I believe I’m still barred from the Tower in Tilly (even if it was demolished years ago) after a particularly hairy Sunday lunchtime session in November 79, the day after those plastic Jute ****s beat us 3-0 at Pittodrie, and two days before the 2-Tone tour lit up (figuratively) Ruffles on Diamond Street. Like many premises owned by that venue’s proprietor, it accidentally caught fire a few years later.

[donsdaft]

I was speaking about our Iranian friend just a couple of days ago.

I’ve known him since his chipper van in Dyce.

Actually a really nice guy, just a shame so many things caught fire.