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Posted on January 02, 1968 by

For off-topic chat. Duh.

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  1. Lollysmum says:

    Thanks Smallaxe. I’m now feeling quite mellow after that 🙂

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  2. Cactus says:

    Aweright ma Scotland!

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  3. Michael McCabe says:

    Smallaxe now you know how to post the Music. link to youtube.com

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  4. Smallaxe says:

    Michael McCabe:

    I think….:-)

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  5. Smallaxe says:

    Lollysmum:

    Your most welcome, spoil your self. 🙂

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  6. Michael McCabe says:

    Is there Something happening over the water ? link to youtube.com

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  7. Smallaxe says:

    Michael McCabe:

    Democracy Michael, over there?
    I know when that will happen.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  8. Smallaxe says:

    Michael McCabe:

    Is this about Hilary?

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  9. Michael McCabe says:

    Smallaxe. You never know. link to youtube.com

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  10. Michael McCabe says:

    Smallaxe. You Never Know. link to youtube.com

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  11. Smallaxe says:

    Michael McCabe:

    Do you think She’s a Witch?

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  12. Michael McCabe says:

    All Aboard. link to youtube.com

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  13. Smallaxe says:

    Will you take my Pulse?

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  14. Michael McCabe says:

    The New Basement Tapes. link to youtube.com

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  15. Smallaxe says:

    Presidential Elections all over the T.V.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  16. CameronB Brodie says:

    Michael McCabe
    I think our hearts have meat.

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  17. CameronB Brodie says:

    met. I’m in bits.

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  18. CameronB Brodie says:

    I was Soul Train what did it. Top tune mate, thanks.

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  19. Michael McCabe says:

    Smallaxe a wee nightcap for you. link to youtube.com

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  20. Smallaxe says:

    I and I say you bad bwai Michael, big bout yah tha’ be Boonoonoonous Mon.

    A child of my time:www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfAWReBmxEs

    Goodnight All

    Peace Always

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  21. Smallaxe says:

    link to youtube.com

    another try

    Peace Always

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  22. Smallaxe says:

    link to youtube.com

    another try

    Peace Always

    this thing keeps telling me that I’ve already said that!

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  23. CameronB Brodie says:

    Just a thought. The BUM is the master’s whip, especially the BBC.

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  24. CameronB Brodie says:

    I’m sure some graphic bod could manage to link the BBC with the state of “boundness”. 😉

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  25. Smallaxe says:

    TRY TRY TRY AGAIN

    Goodnight Again

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  26. CameronB Brodie says:

    Chris de Burgh – Satin Green Shutters
    link to youtube.com

    Not sure this would have been the version you were thinking about. It’s the address of the vid you want, not the search. 😉

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  27. CameronB Brodie says:

    Billie Holiday – Ghost Of Yesterday
    link to youtube.com

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  28. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Thank you for your assistance,Cameron.

    link to youtube.com

    PeaceAlways

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  29. CameronB Brodie says:

    The term self-concept is a general term used to refer to how someone thinks about, evaluates or perceives themselves. To be aware of oneself is to have a concept of oneself.

    link to simplypsychology.org

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  30. CameronB Brodie says:

    H-Bomb Ferguson – Good Lovin’ – Slowly Goin’ Crazy
    link to youtube.com

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  31. Smallaxe says:

    Me too

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  32. CameronB Brodie says:

    Bim Sherman – Bewildered
    link to youtube.com

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  33. CameronB Brodie says:

    Esquerita – Better Believe Me
    link to youtube.com

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  34. Smallaxe says:

    There is one good thing about it!

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  35. Tinto Chiel says:

    Lollysmum, I’m so old I remember Stranger on the Shore from the children’s series. Hope you’re settling in abune the dyke and socking it to the Mundellites (that’ll get Smallaxe thinking of Israelites and cue for more reggae) down in them thar borders.

    It’s the first day of the Trump presidency. Only one clip will do:

    link to youtube.com

    He’s been here before but it seems appropriate.

    Thank God I’m going onto Glasgow to meet an old pal today for some sherberts…..

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  36. CameronB Brodie says:

    Misty in Roots – Follow Fashion
    link to youtube.com

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  37. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    You must have a crystal ball 🙂

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  38. Tinto Chiel says:

    Smallaxe, going to Slaters today for my asbestos boxers, which we’re all going to need. You’ll be a medium, I’m guessing.

    That’s some “stogie” Bob’s puffing. Mind you, after last night, I might be joining him in the herbal cigarette stakes.

    Naw, mebbe stick to sherberts.

    Nature Notes No.3: I’ve got redpolls on my bird feeder and it’s snowing Where I Am.

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  39. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    It’s raining,but I have my doves to keep me company.If I knew how,Iwould send you a picture.

    link to youtube.com

    🙂

    Peace Always

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  40. CameronB Brodie says:

    Let’s see if I can encourage that fire to catch. Can you imagine this being reported on by the BBC? Neither can I.

    Everyone, as a member of society, has the right to social security and is entitled to realization, through national effort and international cooperation and in accordance with the organization and resources of each State, of the economic, social and cultural rights indispensable for his dignity and the free development of his personality.

    The process is not the same thing as the outcome of the process, although in the right to development both the process and the outcome of the process are human rights. It is possible for individuals to realize several rights separately, such as the right to food, the right to education or the right to housing. It is also possible that these rights are realized separately in full accordance with human rights standards, with transparency and accountability, in a participatory and non-discriminatory manner, and even with equity and justice. But even then, the right to development may not be realized as a process of development if the interrelationships between the different rights are not fully taken into account.

    … the United Nations Development Program has correctly conceived of development in terms of “human development”. It has in turn viewed the concept of human development itself as denoting the creation of “an environment in which people can develop their full potential and lead productive, creative lives in accord with their needs and interests.”If this is what development means or ought to mean in our time, then the RTD should in turn mean the right to that kind of development; the right to the creation of the stated type of environment…. this can be viewed as encompassing three main aspects: the right to the means of creating that environment, the right to a process of creating that environment, and the right to the benefits that flow from the creation of such an environment.

    Affirming the right to development of individuals and peoples as the right to an enabling environment for development that is ‘equitable, sustainable, participatory and in accordance with the full range of human rights and fundamental freedoms,’ Flavia Piovesan has noted that such a development-enabling environment must be free from structural and unfair obstacles to development domestically as well as globally.

    link to iss.nl

    Frequently Asked Questions on the Right to Development
    link to ohchr.org

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  41. CameronB Brodie says:

    Derrick Morgan – The Conqueror
    link to youtube.com

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  42. Smallaxe says:

    Imagination, you have to use it.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  43. CameronB Brodie says:

    A sustainable approach to global development will not be achievable without the full realisation of all human rights.

    Human rights and environmental quality are “intrinsically internally linked”. They depend on each other.

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  44. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Human Rights!

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  45. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    More Human Rights!

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  46. CameronB Brodie says:

    Total lack of self-awareness there from RightsInfo. It’s as almost as if their world view is that Britain is One Nation?

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  47. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    You are better at the Human Rights Cameron,I will leave that up to You.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  48. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Don’t get me the wrong way Smallaxe, I’m no the boss.

    Brilliant find thought as it exemplifies how ideological the institutionalisation of British nationalism is. Someone might want to get in touch with them and point out they’re a bunch of fannybaws.

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  49. CameronB Brodie says:

    Louis Prima – Beep! Beep!
    link to youtube.com

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  50. CameronB Brodie says:

    Brilliant find thought as it exemplifies how ingrained the ideology of British nationalism is, most worryingly with regard human rights. It’s almost as if they weren’t aware that Scotland is a distinct country to England and that the people of Scotland lack access to their inalienable human rights.

    FANNYBAWS

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  51. Smallaxe says:

    Man on the Moon:

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  52. CameronB Brodie says:

    Are the people of Scotland only allowed inalienable human rights within an arbitrary set of invisible parameters defined by HMG of England?

    Bim Sherman – Mafia
    link to youtube.com

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  53. Smallaxe says:

    The Mafia had 13yrs during prohibition to amass huge sums of money,this money was used, among other things,to send their kids to college.

    These “kids” don’t stand around outside their headquarters,saying “bud a bing bud a boom”.They now sit in Congress,the White House and the Pentagon.Politicians court mafioso to obtain votes during elections. A mafioso’s mere endorsement of a certain candidate can be enough.

    Who runs the country?

    DON Trump

    Peace Always

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  54. CameronB Brodie says:

    The theory of social responsibility is built on a system of ethics, in which decisions and actions must be ethically validated before proceeding. If the action or decision causes harm to society or the environment then it would be considered to be socially irresponsible.

    Moral values that are inherent in society create a distinction between right and wrong. In this way, social fairness is believed (by most) to be in the “right”, but more frequently than not this “fairness” is absent. Every individual has a responsibility to act in manner that is beneficial to society and not solely to the individual.

    link to pachamama.org

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  55. CameronB Brodie says:

    Social Indicators, Social Justice and Social Well-being
    link to ideas.repec.org

    Did I tell you my dad was a tool-maker. 😉

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  56. CameronB Brodie says:

    Not blunt and heavy enough there but it sets the scene.

    Social Justice: transforming lives
    link to gov.uk

    Perhaps a lack of self-awareness? Social justice UKOK style. Only for followers of prescribed ideology need apply.

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  57. CameronB Brodie says:

    Why not ask you no voting friends if they are aware the new approaches open the potential for social justice in Scotland. We have none at present.

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  58. CameronB Brodie says:

    Without human rights, social justice is unobtainable.

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  59. CameronB Brodie says:

    Are we witnessing an attempt to obliterate Scottish cultural integrity? I don’t see much space for those who do no wish to submit to alien ideology.

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  60. CameronB Brodie says:

    The concept of psychological connectedness emanated from the work of Derek Parfit (1984). Specifically, most individuals recognize their identity, including their personality, interests, values, goals, and beliefs, changes across time. Some people feel their identity, however, only changes marginally across time. They feel quite connected to their future self, representing high levels of psychological connectedness. Other people feel their identity will change dramatically over time. They do not feel as connected to their future self, representing low levels of psychological connectedness, sometimes described as discontinuity with their future self….

    link to sicotests.com

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  61. CameronB Brodie says:

    We are shaped by the landscape which we shape.

    link to philosophydocuments.files.wordpress.com

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  62. CameronB Brodie says:

    Is Scotland’s landscape the same as England’s?

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  63. CameronB Brodie says:

    Landscape, self and others
    link to landscapeself.blogspot.co.uk

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  64. CameronB Brodie says:

    Saint Andrew – Skye Boat Song
    link to youtube.com

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  65. CameronB Brodie says:

    Esquerita – What’s Wrong With You
    link to youtube.com

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  66. Thepnr says:

    Now this is VERY topical hahaha

    link to youtube.com

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  67. Andrew Mclean says:

    Test post

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  68. Smallaxe says:

    Boston Tea Party

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  69. Smallaxe says:

    Instant Karma

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  70. Andrew Mclean says:

    Too soon

    link to youtube.com

    🙂

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  71. Smallaxe says:

    Working Class Hero

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  72. Andrew Mclean says:

    Small axe
    He swears on that song, the Rev won’t be happy, this is a clean site, 🙂

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  73. Smallaxe says:

    link to youtube.com

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  74. Thepnr says:

    Very good Smallaxe and Andrew. All very topical.

    @smallaxe do you think that was a hatchet hanging from Alex Harvey’s belt on TOTP LOL.

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  75. Thepnr says:

    These are two who are now gone. It’s now up to Putin and Trump to sort it out. I think Putin would win.

    link to youtube.com

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  76. Smallaxe says:

    Andrew McLean:

    As long as Hamish100 doesn’t see it,I thinkI’ll be safe 🙂

    Peace Always

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  77. Thepnr says:

    @Smallaxe

    Your video posted at 11:50 pm does not exist 🙁

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  78. Smallaxe says:

    Thepnr:

    where do you think I got IT?

    Peace Always

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  79. Smallaxe says:

    A beautiful poem put to music
    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  80. Smallaxe says:

    DESIDERATA

    link to youtube.com

    Peace and Love

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  81. Smallaxe says:

    Thepnr:

    The video does exist,but only in my mind.I wish you could hear it too

    Peace Always

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  82. Smallaxe says:

    Goodnight

    GOODNIGHT from the BEATLES, written by Lennon/McCartney “Goodnight”
    a Lullaby

    link to youtube.com

    All You need is Love: Peace and Love

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  83. CameronB Brodie says:

    Are human rights standards the same as principles of social justice, just undera different name? Are they only a subset of the former? Or are they different kinds of standards altogether? There are political theorists who make the distinction, in order to assert that claims under one heading entitle the claimants to less than under the other.2 Yet demands for an internationally just order are increasingly framed in terms of human rights….

    ….It may seem that by asking these questions I am raising little of
    importance, after all what does it matter if we list an entitlement under the heading of justice or as a human right? My contention here is that the choice of moral standard one employs matters very much as different types of accountability will direct us to different types of agent, types of obligations and distributions of obligations.

    Human rights or social justice? Rescuing human rights from the outcomes view
    link to ucl.ac.uk

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  84. CameronB Brodie says:

    Civil society is turning to human rights to secure social, political, and economic objectives they have sought for decades. To strengthen the capacity to use human rights to combat entrenched poverty, discrimination, and injustice, The Advocates for Human Rights has developed a training and accompanying manual entitled Discover Human Rights: A Human Rights Approach to Social Justice.

    link to theadvocatesforhumanrights.org

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  85. CameronB Brodie says:

    Many years ago the philosopher Friedrich Hayek wrote that it took him a decade to acknowledge that there is no such thing as social justice. It is just a mirage (Hayek 1978: 57). Nonetheless, almost forty years later social justice is one of the ‘buzz words’ in the human rights arena. This does not mean that by now it is a neatly defined, uncontested concept. Actually, social justice means different things even to people with relatively similar backgrounds, including the contributors to this essay volume. Nonetheless, often the term covers “the relative distribution of rights, opportunities and resources within a given society, and whether it deserves to be regarded as fair and just” (Cramme & Diamond 2009: 3). Generally, that’s how we have used the term in this volume of essays.

    link to amnesty.nl

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  86. CameronB Brodie says:

    Nut, got them in the wrong order. The above should have been my second post.

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  87. CameronB Brodie says:

    Or even the first.

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  88. CameronB Brodie says:

    Poor planning. 🙂

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  89. Nana says:

    @Smallaxe & Tinto Chiel

    Just read your comments from yesterday morning, sorry I did not reply at the time. I was busy entertaining our overnight guest, a respected winger who came with us to see the Wee Ginger dug give his talk on Tuesday evening.

    @Cearc

    Hope you got back home safely, it was a pleasure having you visit.

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  90. Smallaxe says:

    Nana:

    No need for apologies,it’s us who have you to thank for the links

    Peace Always

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  91. Tinto Chiel says:

    Nana: just managed to extricate myself from my room with the IKEA Billy bookcases, so no probs.

    Anyone know who won the election?

    😛

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    • Nana says:

      @Tinto Chiel

      take my advice and go lock yourself in the room, and maybe consider turning it into a fall out bunker!

      I’m sending Hubby off to the local builders yard for bits to shore up the Anderson shelter in the garden. But I’m thinking there might not be room for the cooker, fridge, beds, stereo…..

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  92. Thepnr says:

    BREAKING NEWS! BREAKING NEWS!

    Morther-in-Law has just told my wife today that next referendum she will be voting YES!!

    She came to that decision herself, that’s it now, Indy2 is in the bag.

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  93. Tinto Chiel says:

    Nana: oh yes….yes….see what you mean.

    *pauses to take in enormity of situation*

    Does IKEA do Anderson shelters?

    (Actually, Mrs TC’s best friend lives in Switzerland now, where each house must have a nuclear shelter. I’ve see hers and have decided living there indefinitely is probably worse than the quick version.)

    Autumn DIY @Tinto Towers almost done: just one silly wee CD tower to knock up and then I’m free at last, free at last.

    Unless SWMBO sees the new catalogue, of course.

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  94. K1 says:

    That’s momentous Thepnr, I too am awaiting a similar ‘event scenario’ from mine, if that happens…then it really ‘is’ in the bag.

    Our No voting friends and families switching to yes will be our ‘poll’…this is how it we will know we are winning.

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  95. Smallaxe says:

    My niece, who voted No along with the rest of her family,has now changed to yes.She is studying EU law at Edinburgh uni.Her whole family has changed with her,that’s another 6 Yessers.

    Peace Always

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  96. Thepnr says:

    Special case my Mother-in-Law. Absolutely not for turning despite my and her daughters best efforts at the last referendum. She even read the WBB cover to cover yet still wouldn’t budge.

    Sneakily I even tried to use her adult grandchildren as levers. Nope she was having none it lol.

    To get this news today shocked me, really, something is brewing with the general population. I’m hopeful that a great many are teetering on the brink. So much going on that I’m looking forward to hearing of many more conversions.

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  97. Jockanese Wind Talker says:

    I might be wrong (wouldn’t be the first time) @ Thepnr says at 3:13 pm

    “Something is brewing with the general population. I’m hopeful that a great many are teetering on the brink.”

    I think the whole US election Trump vs Clinton and actions of the media and big business have made Scots re-evaluate the IndyRef and Brexit, our media and big businesses complicity.

    Did your Mither in Law give you a reason for here change of mind?

    Might be a useful to know what turned her as an example to use on other similarly minded individuals.

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  98. Smallaxe says:

    SON, I VOTED YES:

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  99. Jockanese Wind Talker says:

    @ Smallaxe says at 3:34 pm

    Class.

    Peace yersel’ always ‘n’ a’

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  100. Tinto Chiel says:

    Regarding welcome conversions to yes, pennies take their own good time to drop, I think. Softly, softly/Sneaky Pete tactics can have a delayed effect and are probably better than doorstep canvassing, which often arouses defensiveness in the voter, simply because you’re on their threshold and their spuds are boiling over.

    The trigger can also be something quite unexpected but once that point is reached, the scales fall and there’s no going back.

    I have to say, if people aren’t go to vote for Indy after all the Carmichael the Yoons have thrown at us in the last two years, I don’t know when.

    Strangely for me, I’m optimistic. Avalanches start with small movements in the snow mass.

    I leave you lovely people this:

    link to youtube.com

    Enjoy your tea.

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  101. Thepnr says:

    Jockanese Wind Talker

    Your right, my wife and her mum were talking about Trump as president, and from there on to Brexit. My wife asked if she had noticed prices going up yet because of Brexit but her mum said No.

    My wife said “well I have, will you vote Yes next time?” Her mum replied “yeah, I think I will”.

    Not 110% commitment then but good enough for me, before she had always been a 110% committed No voter. Not even a soft No.

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  102. Paula Rose says:

    Thepnr it’s been a long time coming – perhaps the shift is happening at last.

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  103. Smallaxe says:

    Paula Rose:

    Where have you been?

    For You 🙂

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  104. Tinto Chiel says:

    Homage to The Trumpster. Not:

    link to youtube.com

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  105. What is hugely significant is the huge loss of respect for Westminster, London,the establishment and a growing perception that the previously accepted truths that they knew what they were doing and were looking after us all is a fallacy.

    We are left with the very important factor of a belief in the economic sustainability of Scotland and that is a diminishing worry to many as it is fairly obvious now to many that the UK economy offers no guarantees (if it ever did).

    We must be very clear that we are not going to engage in any discussions about figures produced about a Scotland trapped in a bust UK economy and concentrate on the huge strengths our economy actually has which can only be properly utilised when we control our own economy

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  106. cearc says:

    Congratulations, Thepnr!

    I think that the obvious, chaotic and incoherent mess down Westminster way will be changing the way a lot of people think.

    It’s going to be pretty hard for anyone to think that Westminster are better at running a country than we would be.

    It must be pretty clear to even the most casual observers of current affairs that they hadn’t even looked at what leaving the EU might entail and had no idea what to do when leave won.

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  107. cearc says:

    Paula Rose,

    It struck me at the WGD thingy that the demographic was about 80% over 50s (even counting in the children).

    What’s it like at your events?

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  108. Tinto Chiel says:

    Smallaxe, this is for you:

    link to youtube.com

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  109. Tinto Chiel says:

    Peter Mandelson, this is not for you:

    link to youtube.com

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  110. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    back at you,Mon

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  111. Thepnr says:

    @cearc

    Regarding your question to Paula Rose, it is obvious that is us older generation that are pushing the boat out for Independence.

    I have no idea why that is considering the support for Independence in the younger crowd as demonstrated by the polls.

    Maybe it’s because us lot were more used to protesting in the 60’s and 70’s LOL. I for one would very much welcome more support from our younger folk.

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  112. cearc says:

    Thepnr,

    In fairness, maybe the younger ones are busy putting food on the table and need babysitters etc. and will be busier when there’s a date to aim for.

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  113. Tinto Chiel says:

    Smallaxe: thanks. A great way to spend 2.48 mins.

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  114. Paula Rose says:

    Sad to say but we’ve lost another great…

    link to youtube.com

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  115. Smallaxe says:

    RELEVANT WISDOM, RELEVANT TODAY :JOHN LENNON speaks*
    link to youtube.com

    Celtic Woman:MY LAND!where we live!
    link to youtube.com

    It’s all about the BASS:by Post Modern JukeBox, do yourself a favour
    link to youtube.com

    “She said she was a Dancer” shut your eyes,do you know who’s singing?
    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always
    and bored out of my skull, Goodnight All 🙂

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  116. K1 says:

    Rest in Peace Leonard Cohen:

    link to youtube.com

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  117. Smallaxe says:

    Paula Rose:

    Sorry, I didn’t know that you were there,Bad news,good Man.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Love and Leonard

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  118. K1 says:

    Thanks for Suzanne, Smallaxe, I deliberately didn’t post that one…reminds me so much of my dad (who loved this song…we were weaned on his musical sensibilities)…but now that I am hearing it again…I suppose I must’ve needed the tears. Peace friend.

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  119. CameronB Brodie says:

    Not sure if I got rid of the crap so my bad if a re-post.

    The Clash – Should I Stay or Should I Go
    link to youtube.com

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  120. Smallaxe says:

    K1:

    Peace Love and my Thoughts of comfort to you my Friend.

    My Heart is in my Words

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  121. Liz g says:

    Smallaxe
    Hi Hun been a bit busy but I know you have been chatting away the past few days so I don’t need to worry.
    Well I will always worry but you know what I mean!!
    Give Mrs Smallaxe my best,and tell her I am asking for her
    Just wanted to check in cause we haven’t spoken in a wee while and I don’t want you to think I have forgotten you.
    Ha Ha ..as if…
    Take care of you and your’s my friend X

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  122. CameronB Brodie says:

    This is who your up against fan-boy. Think your up to a metaphorical square go? What about a metaphysical tumble?

    Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetters – Kung Fu Man
    link to youtube.com

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  123. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ FAN-BOY
    I’ve got an older brother you know. He really does know how to fold a HUMAN.

    Lee “Scratch” Perry The Upsetters – Super Ape
    link to youtube.com

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  124. cearc says:

    Whoops, forgot to modify the link.

    Great poet, great loss.

    link to youtube.com

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  125. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ FAN-BOY
    Just to really fuck you up big style, that album provided the rough template for my strategy of approach. I’ve been playing with you for months and months. Dick.

    Did your employer hear that?

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  126. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ FAN-BOY
    As you’ll no doubt be aware, the supreme Art of War is to defeat your opponent without engaging them in battle. I’ve not laid a finger on you but can you get up?

    Scotland certainly will. Dick!

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  127. CameronB Brodie says:

    End of!

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  128. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Here’s a catchy one to get your ears around. Hope you have a pleasant day.

    Bob Marley & The Upsetters – Stand Alone DUB
    link to youtube.com

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  129. CameronB Brodie says:

    Will Podmore
    Will, your heart might be in the right place but your approach is incorrect. Hope you’ve been watching.

    Reply
  130. CameronB Brodie says:

    Keep that “Differential Oppositional Consciousness” building folks. Post-modernity? Pah, amateur graphs of yoonie scribblers are no match against proven contemporary science. Should they be used to achieve purposes that may hinder development to it’s advancement?

    CHELA SANDOVAL’S THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL CONSCIOUSNESS
    link to publishing.cdlib.org

    link to caringlabor.files.wordpress.com

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  131. CameronB Brodie says:

    btw, it lovely to see structure become visible among folk who’s only connection other than through modern technology, and the odd get-together, is hope. Marvelous. 🙂

    When and where is the next booze-up btw? Keep that quiet now. 😉

    Reply
  132. Michael McCabe says:

    Tower of Song. link to youtube.com

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  133. Smallaxe says:

    liz G:

    I did not for a moment think that you had forgotten me,I have been watching the main thread and see that you have been busy. I received this from the Humanist Society of Scotland and thought it may interest you.

    To learn more about our campaign work on education please visit http://www.enlightenup.scot

    Peace Always

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  134. CameronB Brodie says:

    Michael McCabe
    Am I going to get shredded Michael, you have a record? No slur implied. 😉

    Reply
  135. Michael McCabe says:

    Last Orders For Leonard. link to youtube.com

    Reply
  136. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ FAN-BOY
    Hope you don’t mind but I was wondering if that was brutal enough, or do you have space for more? I’ve got plenty left and I could pep it up a bit if you like. I can go way past eleven you know. Dick.

    Reply
  137. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ FAN-BOY
    I hope I’m not distressing you. Dick.

    Reply
  138. CameronB Brodie says:

    FAN-BOY
    I wouldn’t want to be the cause of any harm to your BEING as that would be a human rights violation. Perhaps I’ll go and have a re-think of my values and judgement. Dick.

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  139. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Good Morning Cameron,hope you are well this fine morning,thank you for the instrumental,it was new to me.

    A word of caution,be careful with those e-mails just in case that they may be misconstrued.

    eg. I’ve been playing with you for months and months. Dick. I’ve not laid a finger on you but can you get up?
    🙂

    Peace Always my Friend

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  140. Smallaxe says:

    Michael McCabe:

    Sad news about Leonard,All of life is a dream walking, all of death is a going home.I hope Leonard is Home.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace and Love Always my Musical Friend

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  141. Smallaxe says:

    “There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.”
    ? Sun Tzu, The Art of War.
    , ,
    Heping Zong shi

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  142. CameronB Brodie says:

    FAN-BOY
    Were you listening carefully or would you like me to summaries how we got here? Pet-project, eh?

    Reply
  143. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallexe
    I was only demonstrating his feebleness but I take your point. I’ll let him catch his breath? 😉

    The day’s been a bit upsetting so far. Your self?

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  144. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    I am having a good day so far Cameron,thank you for asking,I hope that the rest of your day, is not so upsetting.Don’t let the Barstewards get you down,my friend.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  145. Andrew Mclean says:

    Small Axe,

    She she was a dancer,

    Is the answer, Mark Knopfler, Dire Straights.

    🙂

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  146. Nana says:

    My favourite Cohen poem.

    Sublime guitar playing

    link to youtube.com

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  147. Taranaich says:

    Hello all. This is something very important to me, and I hope you don’t mind me sharing it here:

    link to socialscreen.co.uk

    As I catch a glimpse of all the politicians with poppies, the sombre faces, the red – so much red, everywhere – I think: Why do we keep forgetting?

    We don’t remember them for their military glories. We don’t remember them for the victory parades, the righteous crusades, the wrongs corrected. We remember them for the senselessness of their deaths, the price for a mile of No Man’s Land in a pointless, stupid conflict that has left parts of our precious world poisoned and destroyed to this very day.

    “Never forget.” “Remember Them.” They didn’t die for soundbites. They didn’t die to have their memories appropriated for new conflicts. They died because they thought they were protecting their homes, their families, their worlds, from destruction and chaos. And we are failing them. Every day.

    I hope Benchmark 6 can act as its own reminder, in the way The China Syndrome, Threads, Fail-Safe, and other films can remind us of the dangers of nuclear accidents, and the folly of nuclear war. It’s being directed by a good friend of mine, and a fellow independence/CND supporter.

    This isn’t about making money for a feature film: it’s about making a mark on the creative and cultural consciousness. Those films led to discussions, controversy, and even enacted change. Maybe this could do at least something to bring the real nightmare of Trident into focus.

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  148. Smallaxe says:

    Andrew McLean:

    Sorry Andrew,It’s Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull,he fooled me the first time that I heard it,spooky intit.

    Andrew, I owe you an apology, when I asked for criticism on that piece of work,I did not mean you to set to work immediately. I feel I spoiled our conversation by not making myself clearer in my request. I regret that stupid mistake.In future, I will be more careful in the “White Room”

    Peace Always Brother

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  149. Smallaxe says:

    Taranaich says:
    11 November, 2016 at 6:46 pm
    “Hello all. This is something very important to me, and I hope you don’t mind me sharing it here”

    I would doubt very much if anyone on O/T would mind,my friend.I attempted to make a donation,does the site not take Paypal?

    Peace Always

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  150. Andrew Mclean says:

    Small axe,
    Brother you are the last man on the planet that needs to apologise to anyone, but me?

    It’s the only white room I am in, what with the projectile vomit from one end, and a bust washer on the other, too much?

    Didn’t even make a remembrance, too ill, and highly infectious I’m told.

    Funny that is what a lot of young men did after some devilish work in the trenches. Now this is true, I was in a small troop, where one guy said ” sarge how do you make sure you don’t get hit” his answer was, ” too late your fucked, you should have not joined up!”

    Billy Bragg like soldiers do

    link to m.youtube.com

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  151. Andrew Mclean says:

    Small axe

    And while we are at it link to g.co

    Don’t you just love Billy Bragg, well I do!

    link to theguardian.com

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  152. Smallaxe says:

    Andrew McLean:

    Conscription? this guy knows all about That!

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  153. Smallaxe says:

    Andrew McLean:

    Of course, I love Billy Bragg,I have a soft spot for people who don’t ever sell out.Billy has stuck to his principles from day one.I give you an old friend of mine,a man who stood with me in solidarity,singing, and holding “The Red Flag” whilst we buried our Comrades.That was a long time ago,a lifetime.

    I won’t be coming up and seeing him again.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  154. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    I’ll use half-time to stick in this comment or twa…

    I’ve obviously missed something, somewhere, coz I find myself bereft of a scoobie as to what all the references to “FAN-BOY” are about.

    Onnyhoo…

    A couple of musical interludes, appropriate for today.

    The first link; over the years, when I was doing a ‘family function’ – weddings, engagements, silver weddings, 60th birthday parties, and so on, I used the second half of this track as my finishing off track, right after I had got everybody up in a circle – for ‘the hokey cokey’. Of course, I didn’t tell them it was ‘the hokey cokey’; I announced that there was only one way to finish off a Scottish party – with everyone on the dancefloor in a circle – played ‘the hokey cokey’, then went right into the second half of the link below.

    The reason I kept using it, over the years, was because it ALWAYS generated a spontaneous round of applause – which was nice…

    link to youtube.com

    BTW: that track was the B Side of ‘Man of Action’, the signature tune of Radio Northsea International, broadcasting from off the coast of The Netherlands, in the early 70s.

    link to youtube.com

    Last links…
    When I play this, I always think of the 16 Dundonians who gave their lives during the Spanish Civil War.

    link to fdca.org.uk

    Here’s the song…

    link to youtube.com

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  155. Smallaxe says:

    Brian Doonthetoon:

    I hope you don’t mind my contribution.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  156. Tinto Chiel says:

    @BDTT: well played, Brian. One of my absolute favourites.

    And this from WW2:I think Lady Astor called the PBI who had to fight their way up through Italy “D-Day Dodgers”.

    link to youtube.com

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  157. Smallaxe says:

    Steve:

    Your words,

    You’ve done it all, you’ve broken every code
    And pulled the rebel to the floor
    You spoilt the game, no matter what you say
    For only metal, what a bore!

    Blue eyes, blue eyes
    How come you tell so many lies?

    Sad!

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  158. Michael McCabe says:

    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  159. Smallaxe says:

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  160. Tinto Chiel says:

    90 minute patriots might be annoyed but we’ve got a lot more to worry about in the real world.

    Driving bass and drums, swirling synths and sarky lyrics offer advice. Play in pink rather than dark blue, what ya expect? Thanks, FIFA.

    link to youtube.com

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  161. Andrew Mclean says:

    Brian,

    Thanks for that memory
    I remember my maternal grandfather telling me about the Spanish civil war, he fought in quite a few of the major offensives in the First World War, came through it ok till late on in the war, but was gassed, he said from his own side when the wind changed direction, he lived late into his 70s, but I will never forget the sacrifices his generation made. A life long communist, he despised capitalism to the very soul of his being, the Rev wouldn’t like him as he loved poetry,

    You shall not come to think them well content
    By any jest of mine. These men are worth
    Your tears: You are not worth their merriment.

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  162. Ian Brotherhood says:

    Some great stuff above.

    FWIW, I had a granda (mum’s da) who was, allegedly, in the original IRA, then joined the British Army, ended up in France in WWI, made sergeant, was debagged for drunkenness, sent home, then recalled when they were desperate, survived a specific hell-hole near Ypres (forget the name) and then came ‘home’ (to Mayo) but was forced to moved to Scotland because he’d ‘collaborated’.

    He and gran moved in with us when I was about 10, 11, spent his final couple of years dying of leukaemia, and I don’t recall him ever saying a single word to me, or my sisters. I’ve no idea what his voice was like as I didn’t actually ever hear him speak to anyone. My Dad once managed to engage him in conversation, and asked him why he’d fought for ‘both’ sides. His answer was short: ‘I was young and I wanted a scrap.’

    No big ideology involved. In his post-war years, as a ‘pipe-layer’ (i.e. ‘navvy’) living in the Gorbals, then Castlemilk, he was known as ‘Seekie’ (spelling?). He would get drunk on Saturday night (just that one night) then go out into the street and shout an invitation to anyone interested, to come down and have a fist-fight.

    Remembrance Day?

    Yeah.

    We remember it in very different ways.

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  163. Smallaxe says:

    Andrew McLean:

    I still have my maternal grandfather’s war papers,he fought at Ypres, amongst other places,he was shot on two separate occasions and gassed once.

    I was lucky enough to have him until I was 16yrs old,I am his eldest grandson,and was named after him.He was a Gordon Highlander,he was my Hero

    Peace Love and Memories

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  164. Smallaxe says:

    Ian Brotherhood:

    It looks like your grandfather fought alongside mine,one thing that bothered my grandfather, was when he found out in later years, that Hitler was also at Ypres,he used to say,just one bullet in the right place and they could have changed history.

    Peace Always

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  165. Smallaxe says:

    I know a person small—
    She keeps ten million serving-men,
    Who get no rest at all!

    She sends’em abroad on her own affairs,
    From the second she opens her eyes—
    One million Hows, two million Wheres,
    And seven million Whys!

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  166. Tinto Chiel says:

    “We remember it in very different ways.”

    Yes indeed, Ian B.

    I remember in the 70s we would go to my Auntie’s for New Year’s dinner. My great aunts would be there, two wee women siting on a settee, their feet not even touching the floor.

    They still wore widows’ weeds because their husbands had died within a few days of each other at Loos in 1915.

    In later years, I thought of how hard their lives must have been, and how they were blighted by a meaningless and brutal war which solved nothing.

    I have stopped wearing a poppy now because I feel it has been taken over by the Establishment as a glorification for all their illegal activities.

    I still place a cross in the local garden of remembrance for the dead and the family members I know who died in two world wars but I’ve stopped my public display.

    Inconsistent, probably, but that’s how I feel at the moment.

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  167. Tinto Chiel says:

    Meant to say, the French like this too:

    link to youtube.com

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  168. Andrew Mclean says:

    He could have fought at the Third Battle of Ypres, Passchendaele, I think most men who lived through that were scared for life, I was said by someone that they were brave for not speaking, but they lived in a world without wall to wall depiction of war as horrific.

    A few seconds would change them forever. They didn’t talk because they were proud, the carnage ate into their souls. I would not judge to harshly, lest you have walked the same road.

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  169. Andrew Mclean says:

    Ok bothers all our grandfathers fought along side each other. In France. For a land fit for heros and to end all wars.

    Pity Syria tonight, not nice living in a street being bombed to hell, with you children at your feet.

    Never forget.

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  170. Smallaxe says:

    I like this,my mother used to sing it to me quietly,as a lullaby,when I was very young.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  171. Andrew Mclean says:

    Good night chaps,

    link to g.co

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  172. Smallaxe says:

    Goodnight Andrew.

    Peace Always

    Reply
  173. Andrew Mclean says:

    For our grandfathers

    link to m.youtube.com

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  174. Thepnr says:

    @Taranaich

    Well said my friend.

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  175. Smallaxe says:

    Dandelion
    Now Arthur was only a young cub
    A brave lion and merely fifteen
    But with the rest of his pack
    He was sent to attack
    To a war that was cruel and obscene
    But those lions fought hard and fought bravely
    While the donkeys just grazed in a field
    They had no sense of shame for their barbarous game
    And the thousands of lions they killed
    And when he saw them marching up Whitehall
    I remember what old Arthur said
    He said the donkeys are all wearing poppies
    So I shall wear dandelions instead
    Now every remembrance sunday
    Well I pause at eleven o’clock
    And I remember those dandy young lions
    And those donkeys and their poppycock
    Cos they’ve taken those beautiful poppies
    And they use them to glorify war
    Well I remember those dandy young lions
    And I don’t wear a poppy no more
    And when he saw them marching up Whitehall
    I remember what old Arthur said
    He said the donkeys are all wearing poppies
    So I shall wear dandelions instead
    Now if you take an old dandelion
    And just blow it quite gently he’d say
    You can see all the dreams of those soldiers
    In the seeds as they just float away
    But then the wind takes hold of those seeds
    And they rise and quickly they soar
    Like the spirit of all those old soldiers
    Who believed that their war would end war
    And when he saw them marching up Whitehall
    I remember what old Arthur said
    He said the donkeys are all wearing poppies
    So I shall wear dandelions instead
    Cos those lions were dandy young workers
    Who those donkeys so cruelly misled
    And if the Donkeys are gonna wear poppies
    I shall wear dandelions instead.

    Goodnight All

    Peace Always

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  176. Andrew Mclean says:

    I was reading the twitter, never good to aid slumber.

    A message for you insulting wings,

    Those are the wings of the Angel Gabriel and he has a message for you!

    You’re finished!

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  177. Thepnr says:

    @Andrew Mclean

    Fuck off, we’ve not even started.

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  178. Andrew Mclean says:

    Thepnr

    Listen to this song all the way to the end!

    🙂

    link to m.youtube.com

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  179. Thepnr says:

    @Andrew Mclean

    Hahahaha. What is this a battle of wits? I thought we were on the same side, are we not? So please I don’t want a three hour long song.

    I’ve calmed down, your just taking the piss. Feck off you cant. 🙂

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  180. CameronB Brodie says:

    Guys, the future look bright.

    In one corner, the reigning ideology of imperial colonialism has a pet-shop owner as it’s salesman. He appears to think using graphs so as to achieve strategies likely to hinder the advancement of science, is his best approach towards sustainable sollutions.

    In the other corner, the contender is informed through post-modern critical social theory and the “Methodology of the Oppressed”. The challenger is also brimming with the energies of ethical and moral justification and the shared HOPE of those seeking social justice.

    Better get your money down fast guys, this isn’t going to last too long. 😉

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  181. Michael McCabe says:

    There Comes a Time. link to youtube.com The Sooner the Better.

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  182. CameronB Brodie says:

    Michael McCabe
    Don’t take this the wrong way Michael but I think we make a good team. Nice. 😉

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  183. Thepnr says:

    @Michael McCabe

    No bad +50 you have done a lot better though.

    @CameronB Brodie

    Hope to see you soon. You take care my friend.

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  184. CameronB Brodie says:

    Thepnr
    Trying to mate. Looking forward to the next gathering. 😉

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  185. CameronB Brodie says:

    Will Podmore
    Will, I’m not meaning to be nasty but I hope you are beginning to understand why an appreciation and acceptance of aesthetics, is an important element included in the processes and mechanisms involved in constructing values. Vital, frankly.

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  186. CameronB Brodie says:

    Will Podmore
    I’m not trying to brutalise you the way I did with FAN-BOY, he’s a dick, but without an appreciation and acceptance of aesthetics, one is in danger of becoming a slave to ideology. A very British trait, apparently.

    Unfortunately, ideology provides an unsuitable base for the planning of sustainable development strategies in the real world.

    Britain is an ideological construct that lacks authentic, integral connection to the Scottish landscape and people. Bummer.

    Us nasty NAZI cybernats are dull, uneducated scum though, so what would I know?

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  187. CameronB Brodie says:

    P.S. Space is not the same as place but that perspective is probably alien to an ideological Marxist Trot., such as yourself.

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  188. CamernoB Brodie says:

    P.P.S. That’s probably why Marxist Trots. walk hand in hand with Tory Yoons. Both share the perspective of a colonising ideological mindset that lacks connection to authentic human experience and values. Neither have much time for human rights either, unless it supports the ideological construct. You’ll not find social resilliance down that path mate.

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  189. CameronB Brodie says:

    P.P.P.S.
    Nor sustainable solutions to real-world problems. Time to think rather than follow?

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  190. CameronB Brodie says:

    Will Podmore
    I know you can’t respond but I also want to be robust. Don’t feel bruised, rather see yourself as a tool of learning. 😉

    ….an appreciation and acceptance of aesthetics is an important element included in the understanding of processes and mechanisms involved in constructing human values. Vital, frankly.

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  191. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ GRAPH-BOY
    Would you agree with the above analysis? You might want to consult with FAN-BOY, though I’m not sure that would prove enlightening as you probably share the same ascetic appreciation. You apparently share the same perspective on human rights i.e. the ideology of British nationhood is superior to the international law supporting the obliged delivery of inalienable human rights of Scots.

    Graph that. Dick!

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  192. CameronB Brodie says:

    Don’t let ignorance and ideology prevent Scotland following sustainable strategies to development and social justice. Don’t listen to yoon dicks, they provide a facade of credible knowledge to hide colonialism in the 21st century. God bless the Queen though.

    Gotye – Smoke And Mirrors
    link to youtube.com

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  193. CameronB Brodie says:

    “The right to development is an inalienable human right by virtue of which every human person and all peoples are entitled to participate in, contribute to, and enjoy economic, social, cultural and political development, in which all human rights and fundamental freedoms can be fully realized.” (Article 1.1, Declaration on the Right to Development)

    “The human right to development also implies the full realization of the right of peoples to self-determination, which includes, subject to the relevant provisions of both International Covenants on Human Rights, the exercise of their inalienable right to full sovereignty over all their natural wealth and resources.” (Article 1.2)

    link to un.org

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  194. CameronB Brodie says:

    Scotland existed before someone thought Britain in to existence. Should ideology be allowed to prevent the sustainable development of an authentic Scotland that is fitted to the landscape?

    Remember folks, contemporary British nationalism is an expansionist form of English nationalism, an Englishman telt me. March that down that road for a while and see where you get to.

    Think don’t follow.

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  195. CameonB Brodie says:

    Here’s that Englishman I was talking about, who was actually Irish. Whatever.

    The World Today: Imagined Communities – On British Nationalism
    link to youtube.com

    An Introduction to Benedict Anderson’s Imagined Communities – A Macat Politics Analysis
    link to youtube.com

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  196. CameronB Brodie says:

    Ensuring cultural integrity plays a vital role in planning sustainable development strategies to meet present and future needs.

    Culture is one of those omnibus terms like democracy or environment which embraces many different usages employed by many different people for many different purposes. It thus defies precise definition. It can be seen to represent very many of the intangible aspects of our values, customs and patterns of life that are often ignored in government thinking and action. If the understanding or definition is a broad one, it represents profoundly important aspects of any society. There is therefore a critical need to reintroduce the notion of culture into the language of politicians and bureaucrats.

    link to culturaldevelopment.net.au

    Judgement can not be formed accurately without having the correct perspective. This can only be formed through observation and interaction with the real world, not ideology.

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  197. CameonB Brodie says:

    Rigid adherence to ideology prevents good judgement*, frankly.

    *That’s why the BBC is the BBC, innt.

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  198. CameronB Brodie says:

    The BBC is attempting to construct a Scottish character and identity that suites alien ideology. This is not compatible with Scotland’s continued cultural integrity and prevents truly sustainable solutions being applied to Scotland’s national development.

    The BBC impairs good judgement through well planned British nationalist propaganda. Not cool and actually a human rights violation.

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  199. CameronB Brodie says:

    The BBC does not allow space for the representation of a Scotland that is not bound within the context of Britain. They’re grooming you to accept subtle slavery to the British state. Creeps.

    link to en.wikipedia.org

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  200. CameronB Brodie says:

    Scotland will never be British, it will only ever be North British. A golden goose to protect the neo-colonial 21st century status quo Establishment.

    Aren’t end-of-empire days fun yoons?

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  201. cearc says:

    Cameron, 2.15am

    For want of a comma, the reputation of the Wings gatherings has been trashed!

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  202. Andrew Mclean says:

    Cearc,

    Classic! 🙂 🙂 🙂

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  203. CameronB Brodie says:

    I’m just not getting it, perhaps I’m having a thick moment. Glad you brought a smile though Cearc.

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  204. CameronB Brodie says:

    Penny has just dropped. Oops. 🙂

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  205. cearc says:

    ‘ I want to mate.’

    Oh, maybe that’s what you meant. Bit too much information really.

    Or should it have been, I want to, mate.

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  206. CameronB Brodie says:

    Should have gone to….

    That’s my excuse and I’m sticking to it. 😉

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  207. Andrew Mclean says:

    Still laughing,
    Hi I’m Cameron, I’m a Sagittarius, I am into cosy fireside chats and just love puppies.

    Ha,he,

    I making my own jokes up now, he, he,

    🙂

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  208. CameronB Brodie says:

    Andrew Mclean
    I’m trying to work that concept in to my ongoing skooling of the angry wheetabix, but to no avail yet Andrew. 🙁

    @FAN-BOY
    Which of us do you think is more likely to be able to apply good judgement when considering what is best for Scotland’s future? Yourself, with a degree in psychology and a belief in ideological nationalism, or myself, with a degree in town planning and a belief in human rights.

    Not a difficult one to work for you FAN-BOY as you will no doubt have an appreciation of habitus and symbolic violence. Is the money that good?

    link to en.wikipedia.org

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  209. Smallaxe says:

    For the want of a comma
    you’ve started a drama
    but maybe its Karma my friend
    I hope you can mate soon
    It would really be great son
    It would be the beginning of the End.

    Peace Always Cameron

    your grammatical error gave us a much-needed laugh today. 🙂

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  210. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    No offence my friend,but it was funny.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  211. CameronB Brodie says:

    I’ve got a track in mind but it wouldn’t be suitable. None taken Smallaxe. 🙂

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  212. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Don’t take this as an thoughtless insult, simply as an informed observation. Sorry to be brutal about this but you appear more neo-fascist than democrat. Well, you are a Tory fan-boy sooking up to English nationalism, innit?

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  213. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Have you been awake all night Cameron?

    Get some sleep, my friend,there is enough of us to stand guard whilst you rest.Come back fresh to the fray.

    Peace Always

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  214. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Thanks but I’m having fun. I was up late yesterday so it’s not as bad as it might appear. I’ve just not got anything better to do right now, so I’m putting my time to a productive cause. Unlike the entirety of yoonity. 😉

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  215. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    This might help your understanding my perspective re. you being an anti-democrat. Read any Heidegger lately?

    Scottish nationalism = organic nationalism shaped through the Scottish landscape and culture

    British nationalism = ideological nationalism shaped through an expansionist form of English nationalism

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  216. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    As long as your enjoying yourself Cameron.Get ripped into them. 🙂

    Peace Always

    Reply
  217. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    It is my great pleasure though I wish it was unnecessary. 🙂

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  218. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    As do we all my friend,we only ask for what is already OURS.

    Peace Always

    Reply
  219. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    I’m wondering why an enlightened individual would wish to deny their inalienable human rights and how they think that might be possible. You do understand what inalienable means? Care to enlighten us in your next scribble?

    It might be embarassing to admit your not particularly well informed in how shit works but it will be good for the soul. Dick.

    “The right to development is an inalienable human right by virtue of which every human person and all peoples are entitled to participate in, contribute to, and enjoy economic, social, cultural and political development, in which all human rights and fundamental freedoms can be fully realized.” (Article 1.1, Declaration on the Right to Development)

    “The human right to development also implies the full realization of the right of peoples to self-determination, which includes, subject to the relevant provisions of both International Covenants on Human Rights, the exercise of their inalienable right to full sovereignty over all their natural wealth and resources.” (Article 1.2)

    link to un.org

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  220. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ FAN-BOY
    I’m also wondering how someone with a degree in psychology can appear so ignorant of the process involved in self-recognition and identification, given their fundamental importance to human well-being. Care to enlighten with your next scribble? Dick.

    P.S. Any idea when you next BBC gig is to represent the rational opinion of Scotland?

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  221. CameronB Brodie says:

    What does it suggest if someone with a degree in a field of social science, holds beliefs that are in opposition to the theories of their scientific training?

    What does it suggest if the BBC broadcasts that opinion as being credible and worth listening to?

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  222. CameronB Brodie says:

    I don’t know about anyone else but sick to the back teeth with ignorant/malicious dicks informing my community’s perspective and undermining it’s objective judgment.

    Bob Marley – Want More
    link to youtube.com

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  223. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    YES!

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  224. Cactus says:

    Evening all.

    I chanced upon these eastern delights earlier, thought I’d share em with ye..

    link to youtube.com (“Girly Man”)
    link to youtube.com (“May He Poop”)

    Description:
    “This is what an eastern film sound like in english. This is not a translation but what it sounds like in english.”

    Turns out there’s a whole series.

    Enjoy your Saturday night Scotland.
    X.

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  225. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Glad to here it. Good tune but I wasn’t getting any specific link until the end. Nice. 😉

    I wish I was young enough to learn.

    The Best Capoeira Video Ever (so they clame)
    link to youtube.com

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  226. CameronB Brodie says:

    Cactus
    Lost in translation, a bit like what is happening to authentic Scottish culture as it is translated in to British Scots, or more accurately defined English Scots. 🙂

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  227. Cactus says:

    Aweright CameronB, aye yer right there.

    We need to be understood, to be 🙂

    Try this one:

    Redneck Avengers
    link to youtube.com

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  228. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    This is one of the Martial Arts I am trained in.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  229. Lenny Hartley says:

    Don’t normally post music links here but had this in my clipboard. The Laggan with Jarama Valley and Bandiera Rosa, I played this to Gramsci on a visit to Rome, if he wusnae deid I think he would have liked it !. Reason it was in my clipboard is that I saw a photo on fb tonight and the Abraham Lincoln Brigade were mention, I always assumed that the Lincoln battalion mentioned in the song referred to one from Lincolnshire. Before long their May have to be another Lincoln Brigade not to physically fight but be keyboard warriors to try and educate the White working classes of the USA that voting in a right wing nutter as president does not alleviate your problems!
    Http:m.youtube.com/watch?v=l_Ql-iLRnKs

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  230. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    Hi Lenny.

    Sorry – you’re 24 hours behind the times! Blame the ferry…

    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    8=)

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  231. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    This is the other.
    link to youtube.com

    This is the late Shigeru Kimura,who graded me up to NI-DAN
    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  232. Tinto Chiel says:

    Who’re you lookin’ at, buster? Want a fight?

    link to youtube.com

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  233. Lenny Hartley says:

    Brian Doonthetoon great minds think alike eh, bonus point if you can tell me a connection with “The Laggan” and Dundee?

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  234. Croompenstein says:

    Don’t let your baby down… John Prine xx

    link to youtube.com

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  235. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    Hi Lenny.

    You got me! Google needs more input than I can give.

    I could tell you about the connection between The Barron Knights and Dundee – but not tonight; I’m for retiring…

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  236. Croompenstein says:

    Take you an apple and take you a song…

    link to youtube.com

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  237. Smallaxe says:

    ITS GROWING:

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  238. Lenny Hartley says:

    Brian Doonthetoon it’s a bit tenuous but John McDermott the Laggan’s Banjo player (whom I had the privedge of sharing a few pints over the years) appeared in an Oor Wullie cartoon, Oor Wullie busked with him.

    Sadly McDermott never saw it as it was a tribute just after he died, got to say it was the best funeral ever. Even the Crematoriam was jumping with the surviving members of the Laggan giving it laldy.

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  239. Croompenstein says:

    I’d rather be in Tokyo..

    link to youtube.com

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  240. Andrew Mclean says:

    Croompenstein

    Thanks for the link
    I love Belle & Sebastian ‘Nobody’s Empire’

    If we live by books and we live by hope Does that make us targets for gunfire??

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  241. Smallaxe says:

    Andrew McClean says:”If we live by books and we live by hope Does that make us targets for gunfire?”

    Ask the people of Syria etc,but you already knew the answer, my friend

    Peace Always

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  242. Jockanese Wind Talker says:

    Day late so please forgive the post:

    But have been awa’ remembering fallen comrades of recent foreign misadventures.

    Also, lest the UKOK Fascist Bastards forget from a historical point of view:

    The 1st Independent Polish Parachute Brigade was formed in Leven, Scotland, on the 23rd September 1941, as The Polish Parachute Brigade.

    link to en.wikipedia.org

    The Brits, Americans tried but the Poles did it.

    link to en.wikipedia.org

    No. 303 Polish Fighter Squadron had the highest kill ratio of any Squadron during the Battle of Britain and flew Hawker Hurricanes not the Spitfires of legend.

    link to en.wikipedia.org

    And finally after all that sacrifice:

    The London Victory Celebrations of 1946 Parade caused political controversy in the UK and has continued to be criticised because of the lack of representation of Polish forces.

    They were not represented (there was 100% lack).

    They were not allowed to march.

    Despite during the war, more than 200,000 members of the Polish Armed Forces in the West had fought under British High Command.

    These were loyal to the Polish government-in-exile, were opposed to the Soviet Union since the time of the Nazi-Soviet pact and hoped to return to a democratic, non-communist Poland after the war.

    However, by 1946, the British government changed its diplomatic recognition from the pro-democracy Poles in exile to the new communist-dominated Provisional Government of National Unity in Poland, where, according to Winston Churchill and others, totalitarian control was being established.

    Maternal side during WWII was REME, 8th Army, North Africa and Italy.

    During WWI Family had Great Great Casualties in the Labyrinth at Arras, during Mons, Passchendaele and Cambrai.

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  243. Smallaxe says:

    JWT:

    It’s never too late to remember the tragedy of war.Especially if your family was personally involved.
    A very good and relevant post my friend.Thank you for the excellent links.

    Peace Always

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  244. Jockanese Wind Talker says:

    Thanks Smallaxe.

    I will never forgot how pissed off my Paternal Grandfather was about the Free Polish getting fucked over for politics, looking back it maybe galvanised my cynicism.

    As with most families we lost a lot during WWI, mine are mentioned in “The Sword of the North – Highland Memories of the Great War” Published 1923.

    Personally I served 10 years with the RAMC as as Combat Medical Technician (when I was younger, dafter and definitely naiver.)

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  245. Paula Rose says:

    Cameron Honey have you finished yet? Busy with the broom.

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  246. Thepnr says:

    Still up Paula?

    Here’s a wee Cash number for you I haven’t played before. Up your street I think.

    link to youtube.com

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  247. Michael McCabe says:

    @ Thepnr this one is for you. as I know you like the big Man. link to youtube.com

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  248. Thepnr says:

    Thanks Michael, loved it.

    That man was a genius and is a true legend. He knew the score.

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  249. Smallaxe says:

    Keep the noise down, please.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  250. CameronB Brodie says:

    Spot on Cactus. That would be telling Paula . 😉

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  251. CameronB Brodie says:

    The BBC does not allow space for the representation of a Scotland free of ideological constraints.

    Without such space, respecting difference becomes increasingly difficult. Love and hope can ultimately wither in such an ideologically shaped environment.

    The BBC is BAD for Scotland’s well-being.

    Are people still paying to be constructed into colonial serfs of the British state?

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  252. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Good Morning Cameron,early start this morning?

    Peace Always

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  253. Nana says:

    @Smallaxe

    Just spotted your morning call on the main thread. Hope you are doing well these days and watch out for the winter bugs.

    I’m getting a bit weary Billy. The news increasingly worrying what with Trump, Farage, tories and the bbc getting me down. History has a habit of repeating itself, that’s if we allow it to.

    Best go walk the dug or he’ll be in a bad mood all day.

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  254. Smallaxe says:

    Nana:

    Yes, Nana,the world is becoming a very frightening place,if only we could get people to realise that all of these “powerful people” have no power whatsoever without our support.When the ordinary people stop doing their bidding, the “powerful” have nothing but money,which in reality is only figures on a screen these days.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace and Love to You and Yours Nana

    Billy

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  255. Tinto Chiel says:

    Smallaxe, like your new gravatar, in honour of which:

    Young Glasgow honeymoon couple are getting undressed.

    The bride says, “I didn’t realise you were so pigeon-chested.”

    Groom replies, “That’s why I love ya like a do.”

    I’ll…get… my………

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  256. CameronB Brodie says:

    I am seriously concerned about what sort of future might be unfold in England. Scotland needs too keep it’s eyes open and remember that time changes everything.

    Those who voted No need to be sure their desire for security won’t rebound next time. They also need to accept they were sold a pound of mince, bulked out with all sorts, innit.

    Jim Alley & The Alley Cats – The Great Pretender
    link to youtube.com

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  257. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Morning Smallaxe.

    Catch them while they’re asleep, innit. 🙂

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  258. Tinto Chiel says:

    Jockanese WT.

    Quite right about the Polish contribution and Churchill’s perfidy. My parents always had a high regard for them because of the ones they’d known during the war.

    There’s a couple of nice monuments to them in Douglas, Lanarkshire. Many were stationed nearby in WWII.

    All the Poles I know are in work and work hard. As one said to me, “Yes, we do the jobs you Scots won’t do.”

    Just another people harmed by Perfidious Albion.

    Anyhow, how about some nonsense to cheer ourselves up:

    link to youtube.com

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  259. CameronB Brodie says:

    Tinto Chiel
    That’s definitely in my top picks, nice one. I once made up a 90min comp of r’n’r with a jungle theme. Did the same for cowboy & injuns, the orient and all sorts. Weird, me? 🙂

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  260. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    Hi,Tinto, that’s one of the collared doves on my bird feeder in my back garden.He is looking in the window because I was a bit late putting out his food.Da Doo run run!

    Cameron:

    Keep up the good work,soon we will put them to sleep forever.

    Peace Always

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  261. CameronB Brodie says:

    Here’s a wee taster. 🙂

    Duke Mitchell – The Lion
    link to youtube.com

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  262. Tinto Chiel says:

    CameronB: that was a truly strange one.

    Your compilations would be fun to hear.

    We had a pair of collared doves that used to hang around the garden, Smallaxe but a sparrowhawk took one off the garage roof. Pretty gruesome.

    Off into town with Mrs TC. Hitting the shops.

    AAArgh! Weasels rip my flesh.

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  263. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    Hi peeps.

    To go with all the Polish references overnight…

    Apologies if these links have been featured recently.

    “The Great Polish Map of Scotland measures some 50 metres by 40 metres and lies in an oval pit surrounded by a 142 metres long perimeter wall. Covering an area of 1590 square metres, it is understood to be the largest three-dimensional physical representation of a country and the largest outdoor relief map in the world”

    link to baronycastle.com

    And you can watch the drone footage of it here:-

    link to youtube.com

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  264. Smallaxe says:

    Another Lion.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  265. Smallaxe says:

    Brian Doonthetoon:

    That drone view was Amazing,why don’t we know about these things in our own country?.Thanks for that.

    Peace Always

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  266. CameronB Brodie says:

    It was something to do, ok. The thing about this art is that it was created in an environment of internal colonisation.

    LINCOLN CHASE – Deep in the Jungle, Pt 1
    link to youtube.com

    LINCOLN CHASE – Deep in the Jungle, Pt 2
    link to youtube.com

    I wouldn’t have felt confident playing this stuff before you all knew where I was coming from. I might have been accused of being a racist as well as being weird. 🙂

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  267. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    My wife wanted to go shopping at 3am this morning.She thinks I’m made of bricks! 🙂

    Peace Always

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  268. Smallaxe says:

    A tribute to children who have lost Fathers in WAR.

    link to youtube.com

    PEACE

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  269. CameronB Brodie says:

    The “space” themed one was fun. Topical, me? 🙂

    Skip Stanley – Satellite Baby
    link to youtube.com

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  270. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Cameron,we still don’t know where you’re coming from,but we Love you just the same. 🙂

    Peace Always

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  271. CameonB Brodie says:

    I’d like to join humanity, not look down on it. I’d need human right to do that though.

    Sonny Sheather – Orbit with me
    link to youtube.com

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  272. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    I’ve not figured it out yet myself. 😉

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  273. CameronB Brodie says:

    Is it possible to get satisfied and get out of this world alive?

    Jackie Lowell & The Astronauts – Rocket Trip
    link to youtube.com

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  274. CameronB Brodie says:

    I do requests you know, just name a topic. Rock’n’Roll is good for the soul. 🙂

    Danny Wheeler – Teenie Weenie Man
    link to youtube.com

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  275. CameronB Brodie says:

    I’ll leave you with this. Blondie was a post-modern band, blending old and new to some effect.

    Bel-Aires – Space Walk
    link to youtube.com

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  276. Smallaxe says:

    Cameron:

    Was “Teenie Weenie Man” about Willie Rennie?

    This is.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  277. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Post-modern Blondie!

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  278. CameronB Brodie says:

    That’s the one, a good example of how culture reinterprets itself over time.

    iScotland could do the same, keeping the good and chucking the bad of Britain. We don’t have to be gouverned by another country, that’s weird that is. In fact, we need to be independent if Scotland is to remain healthy and able to continue contributing to the broader community within the British isles. India did it.

    We are living under conditions similar to those that caused the inner cities of the ’70. Scotland has done a no bad job in re-structuring it’s economy to meet the 21st century, so it would be a pity to undermine that by sticking with neo-colonial rule by an Establishment that is riddled with ingrained nepotism and corruption and which is still struggling with concept of the Enlightenment.

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  279. CameronB Brodie says:

    With our place in society protected only by the rights we are allowed.

    “The right to development is an inalienable human right by virtue of which every human person and all peoples are entitled to participate in, contribute to, and enjoy economic, social, cultural and political development, in which all human rights and fundamental freedoms can be fully realized.” (Article 1.1, Declaration on the Right to Development)

    “The human right to development also implies the full realization of the right of peoples to self-determination, which includes, subject to the relevant provisions of both International Covenants on Human Rights, the exercise of their inalienable right to full sovereignty over all their natural wealth and resources.” (Article 1.2)

    link to un.org

    P.S. I’ve dropped through the safety net when younger and it’s not a place you want to go.

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  280. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie @ 12-40pm:

    Very well put Cameron,you got that exactly.

    “An Establishment that is riddled with ingrained nepotism and corruption and which is still struggling with the concept of the Enlightenment.”

    I know now where you are coming from my friend.

    Peace Always

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  281. Tinto Chiel says:

    In a parallel universe, far, far away, this will be an anthem for Wee Gap-Toothed Willie Rennie:

    link to youtube.com

    Then again, mebbe not…..

    Are we nearly there yet?

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  282. Tinto Chiel says:

    Sometimes the three-minute dash does the business, no mess, no fuss.

    link to youtube.com

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  283. Michael McCabe says:

    BOOM. link to youtube.com

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  284. Tinto Chiel says:

    And I say thanks, Michael: awesome stuff from the oldies.

    Brilliant.

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  285. Ian Brotherhood says:

    @Smallaxe –

    ‘Vimy Ridge’.

    That’s the place my Granda, allegedly, spoke about. Well, my Mum remembers him mentioning it. Don’t know what he did there, but it must’ve had some significance for him. From what I’ve read (not much tbh) it seems it was Canadian troops who took the brunt of casualties.

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  286. CamerornB Brodie says:

    Just a thought. I was trained how to understand and shape social space for the benefit of all. FAN-BOY was trained to understand and shape minds for the benefit of….

    @ FAN-BOY
    Hey WANK, when you on the BBC next?

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  287. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    My argument is substanciated by principles of biology and Social Science, your?

    WANK

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  288. CameronB Brodie says:

    P.S. I’ve also got Heidegger on my side FAN-BOY.

    WANK

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  289. Michael McCabe says:

    @ Tinto Chiel 10-35pm I am no that old link to youtube.com

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  290. Tinto Chiel says:

    Amen to that, Michael.

    Yon wild colonial boy, Ian Brotherhood, introduced me to your lovely lady wife at Glesca Green but used my real name so she won’t have a clue who I am.

    Jeez, I sometimes don’t….

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  291. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    You’ll no doubt be please I’m using BBC approved humour though, no?

    WANK

    P.S. Be mindful that solutions of synthesis can evolve if correctly applied ACROSS TIME. 😉

    WANK

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  292. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    Hi CameronB.

    I asked the other night but no explanation came through. In ‘off-topic’, we seem to be reading one side of an online conversation you’re having with someone you refer to as FAN-BOY.

    I don’t have a clue what comments you’re responding to or, indeed, who FAN-BOY is.

    Onny chance o’ a skiffie?

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  293. CameronB Brodie says:

    Brian Doonthetoon
    Sorry Brian, this is still an new environment for me and I forget to be mindful of it’s linear nature.

    We all know who FAN-BOY is, he’s the BBC’s favourite go-to WANK ‘expert’ for a rational analysis of Scotland’s position in the world. Given that he appears to hold views that conflict with science, you don’t think the BBC is trying to shape minds so as to impair judgement? Pervert them even? Is it acceptable to mention the BBC and perversion in the same sentence? You decide folks.

    link to en.wikipedia.org

    @FAN-BOY
    A fan of culture-jaking yet?

    WANK

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  294. Michael McCabe says:

    @ Tinto Chiel 12:22am Her name is Lynn but she is not my Wife. She is one of my Closest Friends. Anyway this one is for Ellen Macarthur. link to youtube.com

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  295. CameronB Brodie says:

    Brian Doonthetoon
    Not quite specific enough there. FAN-BOY’s apparant beliefs conflict with the principles of the specific social science the WANK is trained in.

    Does that help? Let me know if you need a hand joining the dots. 😉

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  296. Smallaxe says:

    Ian Brotherhood:

    Sorry, I’ve just seen your post,I’ve been out.I have my grandfather’s war records.The second time that he was shot,he was taken to the 7th Canadian General Hospital at Etapees France,on the 23rd March 1918,he was fighting alongside Canadians,so I think you are correct in saying that the Canadian troops took the brunt of casualties.I have some war diary extracts on my Tablet that I can try to transfer to this computer if you would be interested.

    Peace Always

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  297. Smallaxe says:

    Matt McGinn,This is oor land.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  298. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    As you are apparently another thick ideolog, you may not appreciate I view you as harmful pollution which needs to be planned out of Scotland’s environment. Got any comeback kid? Perhaps you’ll reply on the BBC so that all of Scotland’s homes can share the pleasure.

    WANK

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  299. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Be mindful the master isn’t the only one who leaves tools lying around. Also, that solutions of synthestis can emerge organically or they can be shaped into existence.

    That mean your up against a time traveler kid. Got a credible response? A positive case for union perhaps?

    WANK

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  300. Smallaxe says:

    link to youtube.com

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  301. Smallaxe says:

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  302. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Thoughtful selection. 😉

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  303. Smallaxe says:

    Hi Cameron:

    I thought everyone had gone to bed!

    Peace Always

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  304. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Thanks for minding Smallaxe. My mind is still turning over and I’m not one to stand in the way of evolution and intellectual progress. I never know what connections I’ll visualise and what paths I’ll find towards shaping desirable outcome. Just doing my thing. 🙂

    Should you not be tucked up yourself?

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  305. Smallaxe says:

    Insomnia, Cameron,I have again placed myself into the sweet arms of Morphia to ease my racing mind.

    Peace Always

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  306. Smallaxe says:

    But sometimes…

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  307. Smallaxe says:

    It does exist!

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  308. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ FAN-BOY
    Here’s a bit of Sun Tzu for you. In case it escaped your attention, my argument is also based on principles prescribed by the Royal Town Planning Institute. What you got?

    WANK

    ————-
    There are good things in life and there are bad things. I would have thought it best to try and hold on to what is good and improve on deficiencies, where required.

    Billy & Mickey – You Are
    link to youtube.com

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  309. Smallaxe says:

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  310. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    We are all part of a community that benefits from kindness and honesty. Without these principles, humanity is undermined and at risk of subsequently being diminished. That’s post-modern thought for you, that is. Can’t see UKOK’s Victorian outlook holding us much longer, mate. 😉

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  311. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Here’s a thought. I bet this is the first time FAN-BOY has come up against and existential phenomenologist capable of projecting consciousness through time and space. Wonder if his employers have been watching. 🙂

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  312. CameronB Brodie says:

    P.S. I have slept.

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  313. CameronB Brodie says:

    Here’s another thought. Scottish town planners are guided to plan ideology out of the environment. They are doing so with a context of an ideological construct that trains and shapes Scotland’s environment through policy i.e. the ‘nation’ of Britain.

    A fruitless task?

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  314. CameronB Brodie says:

    Here’s another thought. Scottish town planners are guided to plan ideology out of the environment. They are doing so within a context of an ideological construct that trains and shapes Scotland’s environment through policy i.e. the ‘nation’ of Britain.

    A fruitless task?

    Any biologists care to comment?

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  315. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Have you space in you agenda to investigate our very different life experiences?

    WANK

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  316. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Good Morning Cameron:

    I’ve had about as much sleep as I can stand.I see that you’re still fighting the good fight. I will go now and make sure our borders are secure.England is only a few hundred yards from my house, so I have to be alert for intruders

    Peace Always.

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  317. Smallaxe says:

    Cameron,this is what I’m trying to prevent.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  318. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Looks like Scots better hurry up and secure access to those inalienable human rights that are being withheld from the Scottish public.

    “The right to development is an inalienable human right by virtue of which every human person and all peoples are entitled to participate in, contribute to, and enjoy economic, social, cultural and political development, in which all human rights and fundamental freedoms can be fully realized.” (Article 1.1, Declaration on the Right to Development)

    “The human right to development also implies the full realization of the right of peoples to self-determination, which includes, subject to the relevant provisions of both International Covenants on Human Rights, the exercise of their inalienable right to full sovereignty over all their natural wealth and resources.” (Article 1.2)

    link to un.org

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  319. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Of course, I meant an existential phenomenologist capable of projecting consciousness through time and space, and who has an appreciation of ascetics, post-modern critical social theory, the semiotic theory of space and place, post-colonial literature and theory and various other established contemporary Social Science Theories. Seen Paula and her broom? 🙂

    Me, a thick nationalist?

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  320. CameronB Brodie says:

    P.S. I also know a bit about how to plan and achieve sustainable development strategies, both in theory and real-life practice.

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  321. Smallaxe says:

    Cameron:

    I’m old fashioned, I still use Transcendental Meditation for travel and problem solving.

    Peace Always

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  322. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ GRAPH-BOY
    You’re most probably next to get the treatment. Better start graphing like you’ve never graphed before.

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  323. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    I’ve done a bit of yoga and that got me through a though patch, though I didn’t really develop and knowledge or skill. I could really do with getting back in to it and taking it further. Perhaps when I’m done kicking metaphorical fuck out of yoonery.

    Psychological brutalisation is surely allowed? 🙂

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  324. Smallaxe says:

    Cameron,Psychological brutalisation has been their tool to subdue us,why then can we not use it for our own purpose against them?

    As the saying goes “Alls Fair in Love and War”. We would not want to be unfair to them, would we?Let us give back what we have received!

    Peace Always

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  325. Tinto Chiel says:

    @Michael McCabe 12.51.

    Apologies for my mistake. I’m easily confused! And I hadn’t even touched a drop.

    Talking of which, is it too early in the morning for this strange oompapa hit from the 70s?

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  326. CamernoB Brodie says:

    Precisely. 🙂

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  327. Tinto Chiel says:

    I find it’s usually better to include links you refer to:

    link to youtube.com

    Think I’m losing it…..

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  328. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:Think I’m losing it….

    An old drinking buddy of mine seems to have found it.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  329. CameronB Brodie says:

    FAN-BOY
    You gonna defend yourself against my metaphorical assault or will you flounce?

    WANK

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  330. CameronB Brodie says:

    Billie Eilish – Six Feet Under (Ninski & Mickey Valen Remix)
    link to youtube.com

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  331. CameonB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    I forget to mention I also have an appreciation of ethics and social science methodologies of analysis and shit. 😉

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  332. Tinto Chiel says:

    Gosh! Frankie Miller: what a voice he had.

    Smallaxe, if you’re on sentry duty on the border a) make sure to wear your thermals and b) remember to let in all the folk on the run from Farage and his Goons.

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  333. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    Frankie and I used to drink in the Ashfield Club every Sunday,there was strippers and a band, of course, we only went to listen to the band!

    a/I wear a Gillie suit and of course my thermals.
    b/I only let people through the border if they can shout YES! loudly and proudly.

    Peace Always

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  334. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    I have an appreciation of social security,ethics, and shit.Excepting the shit written or reported in the MSM.

    Peace Always

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  335. CameronB Brodie says:

    Just so knowone is in doubt as to the purpose of my recent conduct, FAN-BOY has a lot of social capital that needs dislodging. Habitus can be a tough beast to slay, unless you’ve got the knowledge, innit. 🙂

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  336. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ FAN-BOY
    I do my best in life not be exclude folk and really dislike snobs intensely. I don’t like to be boastful, arrogant or hurtful but as it’s you I’ll GLADLY MAKE AN EXCEPTION.

    WANK

    The Undertones – Smarter Than U
    link to youtube.com

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  337. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ BBC
    Why are you wasting tax-payers money broadcasting FUN-BOY’s unsubstantiated, irrational and anti-scientific opinion?

    Reply
  338. CameronB Brodie says:

    Where and when will this solution of synthesis end, I hear you ask? Don’t know myself tbh, but I think that’s enough for now.

    Reply
  339. CameronB Brodie says:

    @ BBC
    Oops FAN-BOY, sorry. Don’t want to be accused of lacking accuracy in my analysis. 😉

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  340. Andrew McLean says:

    Small Axe

    Now I imagine you living in the Gretna design outlet village, wandering about in your night coat and slippers.
    Handy place to live I suppose, once tried to stay overnight in your car park, they don’t like that!

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  341. Smallaxe says:

    Andrew McLean:

    Andrew,there’s a bed for you here at any time,don’t go sleeping in car parks.Anytime you are passing your welcome to pop in for a coffee or dinner,both my wife and I would be delighted to have your company.I keep a spare phone so anytime you are in the area I can switch it on for a predetermined time,and switch it off again once arrangements have been made.

    Peace Always

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  342. Ian Brotherhood says:

    @Smallaxe –

    It’s all fascinating, but I find ‘family history’ stuff really really heavy, messes with my head big-time. Few years ago, in local charity-shop here in Stevenston, found a box-file full of hand-drawn maps, journals, reminiscences of someone who’d fought in WW1 and was writing it all down, perhaps in old age. Didn’t have any cash. Went back next day but it was gone. So sad that someone had simply given away such material, but who knows, perhaps they had good reason. At least it wasn’t just binned, and someone will still have it.

    Must ask my Mum what else she remembers him saying. So far as I know he didn’t keep any letters, photos, diaries or anything else.

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  343. Smallaxe says:

    Ian Brotherhood:

    I have amongst my Grandfathers papers a cutting from what seems to be The Dundee Advertiser.

    I quote,

    PUBLIC NOTICES

    LEST WE FORGET
    POPPY DAY
    SATURDAY,November 7,1953.

    The claims on the Earl HAIG FUND are more urgent than ever and I would appeal to the CITIZENS OF DUNDEE to contribute generously on Saturday
    I shall be pleased to receive, and acknowledge any individual contributions if sent to me at EARL HAIG FUND office CITY CHAMBERS.

    On the other side of the cutting it says, and I quote.

    JIMMY SHAND record to cheer exiled Scot.A Jimmy Shand recording of “The Gordon Waltz”will be carried by a Glasgow man when he boards the plane at Prestwick on Saturday night.Mr.Alexander McGuire (Big Sandy)of Tylefield street is flying out to visit his sister Mrs.Alice Hamilton,41 Aberdeen Avenue,Trantford,Ontario,who is seriously ill and has sent for him.
    She asked him to bring the Jimmy Shand record,as she thinks it will cheer her up.

    Sandy was born in Perth 56.years ago.He worked in Messrs. Moncrieff’s glassworks at Perth,and though he left the Fair City for Glasgow 20 years ago,has always remained a keen ST.Johnstone supporter.

    I don’t know what bit my Grandfather was interested in,but I thought you would like it as a piece of local interest.

    Peace Always

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  344. Tinto Chiel says:

    Smallaxe, were you and Frankie in the Ashfield in Hawthorn Street?

    I’m sure you averted your gaze, being a man of probity and rectitude.

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  345. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    That’s the very place Tinto and of course, we averted our eyes,what do you think we were,Men? 🙂

    Peace Always

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  346. Tinto Chiel says:

    Smallaxe: 😛

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  347. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  348. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    I posted this on the current main page a wee while ago.

    It’s a link to a survey on alternative and pro-indy media (and the BUM), being carried out by Strathclyde Uni.

    link to t.co

    Anyone else (apart from me) completed that survey? Usually people mention if they have done so.

    It’s a chance to show the academics (and the BUM) just how important the likes of WOS, Indyref2, WGD, Commonspace and so on, are to us – and how much the BUM is mistrusted.

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  349. Smallaxe says:

    BDTT 🙂

    Done on other thread, Brian 🙂

    Peace Always

    Come on People it takes 3mins!

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  350. Cactus says:

    Am gonna go make some of my tasty mega-moon soup..

    Ingredients:
    Potatoes, carrots, onions, sweetcorns, chickpeas and lentils.
    Fresh coriander, basil and spinach.
    Garlic & ginger.
    Cumin, chillies, turmeric, pepper, salt, olive oil, bouillon.
    Filtered water.

    To be served with extra chopped coriander atop, zyummy.

    Coriander.
    X.

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  351. Smallaxe says:

    Cactus:

    I’m having Electric Soup!

    Peace Alway

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  352. Smallaxe says:

    Cactus:
    This is for you,UP there^ “s” it goes at the back of Alway

    Peace Always

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  353. Tinto Chiel says:

    Cactus, that soup of yours:

    link to youtube.com

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  354. Andrew Mclean says:

    Small axe

    My post never appeared! 🙁

    Much prefer sleeping in pub car parks, need to watch out for the rozzers though, in case they think I am the nefarious type.

    link to wildcamping.moonfruit.com

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  355. Michael McCabe says:

    Brian Doonthetoon 7:11pm Survey Done. Cheers for the Link

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  356. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    Well, I’m off to have my evening nosebag, which tonight, will be, mostly, Beef Bourginion (sp), with tatties and green beans.

    Then I will retire to safe distance till the morning.

    Nighty-night, y’all!

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  357. Smallaxe says:

    Andrew McLean:

    “This site is able to be viewed on mobile phones and tablets”

    Well, thanks for nothing! I’m over on the main thread,singing your praises,and you go and put THAT up where “MY WIFE” can now SEE IT!

    Have you completely lost IT,And now that I Think about it,you thought it was”good” to live near the Gretna fkn Gateway,well let me tell you,You don’t know “MY WIFE”.

    Yours Sincerely in near Destitution,a wreck of a man.
    Gretna!

    Peace always

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  358. Smallaxe says:

    BDTT:

    Enjoy your meal,and I bid you a Good Night Sir.

    Peace Always

    That’s ma telephone writin’

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  359. Smallaxe says:

    link to youtube.com

    Ten Years After

    Peace Always

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  360. Cactus says:

    “Sup”

    In addition to soup, this word is also commonly used in and around the beautiful city of Glasgow on a regular daily basis.

    Similar to the American phrase which represents the question, “How are you doing?” The people of America have been known to say, “Wazzup?!”

    Here in Glasgow, you will hear people say singularly, ” ‘sup? ” out of general curiosity to determine the mood of a person, or in a sentence.. concerned about someones well-being, you might say..

    ” ‘sup with ye? ” (What is up with you?)

    link to youtube.com

    Super.
    X.

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  361. Thepnr says:

    @Cactus

    Some don’t sup soup they shoop it. Here’s the shoop shoop song 🙂

    link to youtube.com

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  362. Caledonian Lass says:

    @ Cameron B Brodie

    Don’t let that tosser Torrance get to you,Cameron. I wouldn’t lose any sleep over him. It’s better just to laugh at him than let him rile you.

    Ever since he wore that Fair Isle top he’s reminded me of the Gumby characters in Monty Python’s Flying Circus. There were 5 of them and they all wore knotted hankies on their heads, Fair Isle tops, braces, rolled up trousers and gumboots. It makes me want to laugh every time I see him on television, just imagining him dressed similarly.

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  363. Michael McCabe says:

    @ Caledonian Lass. Not seen you in off topic Before. Welcome. link to youtube.com Click on the Link

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  364. Smallaxe says:

    Hi Michael and Welcome Caledonian Lass:

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  365. Michael McCabe says:

    Ane Brun link to youtube.com

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  366. Thepnr says:

    If no doing anything else, this recommendation from Chic might be worth watching. I guess I am.

    link to upstreamist.pw

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  367. Smallaxe says:

    Goodnight.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace ALWAYS

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  368. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Your irrational opinion is that of ideological anti-science. Authentic Scottish identification is not possible within the context of ideological British nationhood shaped and promoted through the BUM.

    WANK

    Self-Recognition in Data Visualization
    how people see themselves in social visualizations

    Paul Ricoeur inspired this article through his book: Parcours de la reconnaissance, a work which deals with the concept of recognition intended as an act to identify someone or to be identified (2005a). Ricoeur begins by investigating the meanings of the word ‘recognition’, summarized in the following three senses: 1. To grasp (an object) with the mind […]; to distinguish or identify the judgement or action, know it by memory. 2. To accept, take to be true (or take as such). 3. To bear witness through gratitude that one is indebted to someone for (something, an act)(Ricoeur 2005b, 30).

    …The process of self-recognition can change perspective in relation to norms. According to the opinion of Judith Butler, no self-recognition exists without a set of norms, and shared norms determine the mutual recognition: ‘There is no making of oneself (pass) outside of a mode of subjectivation (assujettissement?) and, hence, no self-making outside of the norms that orchestrate the possible forms of a subject may take. […] The very being of the self is dependent, not just on the existence of the other in its singularity (as Levinas would have it), but also on the social dimension of normativity that governs the scene of recognition.’ (Butler 2005, 17).

    link to infoscience.epfl.ch

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  369. CameronB Brodie says:

    FAN-BOY
    You’re a fraud. You know that yourself but I’ve got nothing better to do than expose you, through principles of contemporary SOCIAL science.

    WANK

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  370. Michael McCabe says:

    Santana Maria Maria link to youtube.com

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  371. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    As someone with a degree in psychology, you’ll nodoubt be aware of the fundemental role self-recognition plays in shaping human values and judgement? As such, you’ll also be aware that without properly formed self-recognition skills, accurate self-evaluation is difficult. Why then, as an enlightened man of the 21st century, do you continue supporting ideology that denies my humanity and which is detrimental to my skills of self-evaluation?

    WANK

    link to en.wikipedia.org

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  372. Michael McCabe says:

    Solomon Burke- Flesh and Blood. link to youtube.com

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  373. Michael McCabe says:

    Don’t Give up on Me link to youtube.com

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  374. CameronB Brodie says:

    Michael McCabe
    You do do it better than most mate. 😉

    I boils down to one simple question folks, do you want to find out who you are or do you want to be told who to be? If the latter, you have chosen to impare your own judgement to make future decisions. That’s FAN-BOY that is, the kid with a psychology degree.

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  375. CameronB Brodie says:

    That’s also why the BBC is Scotland’s enemy number one. It is detrimental to Scotland’s self-evaluation of an authentic self. This impairs the development of Scotland’s judgement and decision making. Creepily colonial, what?

    Scotland and England are organic nations with distinct charters and needs. Britain is an ideological construct which seeks to obliterate this difference, in favour of English needs. These needs have constrained Scotland’s development for three centuries, and ill-match Scotland’s requirements. Ideology does not provide a suitable base for the development of sustainable strategies for growth or solutions to real-world problems.

    Think, don’t follow.

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  376. CameonB Brodie says:

    I thought hard before suggesting FAN-BOY is a bit of a neo-fascist. It doesn’t take much investigation though to confirm he a BIT THICK.

    self-identification
    Also found in: Wikipedia.

    self-i·den·ti·fy (s?lf??-d?n?t?-f??)
    intr.v. self-i·den·ti·fied, self-i·den·ti·fy·ing, self-i·den·ti·fies

    To believe or assert that one belongs to a certain group or class: people who self-identify as conservative.

    self?-i·den?ti·fi·ca?tion (-f?-k??sh?n) n.
    self?-identifica?tion

    n.
    identification of oneself with some other person or thing.
    [1950–55]

    link to thefreedictionary.com

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  377. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Given your degree in psychology and shit, what DO YOU THINK might be the nature and scope of psychological damage that could be expected to result from being forced to adopt an an artificially constructed identity? One that is not of authentic origin or connected to authentic BEING. One that is not fitted to AUTHENTIC cultural VALUES?

    How would the personal development of such an individual be expected to progress?

    WANK

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  378. Michael McCabe says:

    What do I Ken. link to youtube.com

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  379. Michael McCabe says:

    Morning Cameron B Just to let you know. I read all your posts. Cant say I Understand them all. But I know you have my and many others best interests at heart. So keep on keeping on my Friend. I agree Torrance is a Tosser. link to youtube.com

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  380. CameronB Brodie says:

    Michael McCabe
    Michael, you ken what it takes to have a grounded connection to authentic human experience and values. That provides a solid base from which to make rational judgements. You are also able to project your consciousness by articulating your knowledge and humanity, through art. The quality of your choices suggests a well developed aesthetic appreciation which protects you against de-humanising ideology and stuff.

    See what no kennin does for you. 😉

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  381. CameonB Brodie says:

    Billboard suggestion.

    FAN-BOY + BBC
    the voice of anti-science helping Scots see themselves and the world around them.

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  382. CameronB Brodie says:

    It will give you the boak but I see FUN-BOY’s puss printed 10 feet tall, with an old style BBC microphone with logo, placed in front.

    BBC Scotland, the voice of anti-science helping Scots see themselves and the world around them.

    P.S. Only an idea. 😉

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  383. CameronB Brodie says:

    Sorry, FAN-BOY.

    WANK

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  384. CameronB Brodie says:

    Caledonian
    Sorry I missed you.

    Spot on, despite a degree in psychology and shit. Perhaps he focused on the latter when he specialised. I specialised in self-development strategies in the developing world. FAN-BOY has tones of social capital, I have very little.

    At least I’m not a thought-challenged, Tory FAN-BOY Gumby though. 🙂

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  385. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Good morning Cameron,I see that yourself and Michael have been manning your post all night.

    Well done you Men,we are proud to have you both on our side,I will try to arrange some leave for the two of you.As you know we are at a crucial point in our endeavours and Vigilance is our watchword.

    I have patrolled the border this morning, and I am pleased to report,all is as it should be.We shall persevere until victory
    is ours.We will refuse to understand our foe,we will Overstand them at all times.

    Peace Always

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  386. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    As someone with a degree in psychology and shit, you’ll no doubt be able to establish why you’re a ideologically driven WANK.

    link to en.wikipedia.org

    link to en.wikipedia.org

    link to en.wikipedia.org

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  387. CameronB Brodie says:

    P.S. Perhaps an ill-formed atheistic appreciation gives rise to your apparent lack of self-awareness, hence your apparent disconnection to normal human values. I imagine it is this condition that enables you to legitimatise a neo-colonial/neo-fascist disregard for human rights.

    WANK

    “The right to development is an inalienable human right by virtue of which every human person and all peoples are entitled to participate in, contribute to, and enjoy economic, social, cultural and political development, in which all human rights and fundamental freedoms can be fully realized.” (Article 1.1, Declaration on the Right to Development)

    “The human right to development also implies the full realization of the right of peoples to self-determination, which includes, subject to the relevant provisions of both International Covenants on Human Rights, the exercise of their inalienable right to full sovereignty over all their natural wealth and resources.” (Article 1.2)

    link to un.org

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  388. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Sorry but as a fellow social scientist, I’m sure you’ll appreciate my desire for robust rigor in my analysis.

    Perhaps an ill-formed atheistic appreciation gives rise to your apparent disconnection to normal human values, leading subsequently to your apparent lack of self-awareness. I imagine it is this condition that enables you to legitimatise a neo-colonial/neo-fascist disregard for human rights, with your psychology degree and shit.

    WANK

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  389. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Having a psychology degree and shit, you’ll no doubt understand why your ideologically driven, colonising, yoon mindset, is similar to that of a Marxist Trot., which I’m sure will please you. You’re an example of modernist Victorian thought and display a spectacularly unenlightened perspective. Both product of and supporter of habitus and the exclusionary symbolic violence against the weak that it lives by.

    WANK

    link to en.wikipedia.org

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  390. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Cheer up dick, think of yourself as a tool of learning. 😉

    WANK

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  391. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    You should be pleased to know that I always had you in mind, I was simply waiting for the right opportunity to introduce myself properly. I didn’t want to suddenly leap out and scare you when I showed you my solution of synthesis. Do you like it? Well, you’re all Better Together in the final analysis, eh?

    WANK

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  392. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    How do you imagine Scotland’s cultural integrity can remain intact, within the context of an ideologically shaped environment that is not authentically linked to Scottish landscape and culture? Do you seek the demise of an authentic Scotland? Do you object to the concept of sustainability?

    WANK

    But What Do the Experts Say?

    Mainstream economists, organizations and politicians – including the World Bank, International Monetary Fund (and see this), McKinsey & Company and Obama – now admit that globalization creates inequality. People worldwide are furious at runaway inequality … and it’s affecting elections globally.

    The Bank of International Settlements – the “Central Banks’ Central Bank” – says that financial globalization itself makes booms and busts far more frequent and destabilizing than they otherwise would be.

    link to washingtonsblog.com

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  393. CameronB Brodie says:

    Caledonian Lass
    Sorry, I didn’t set out to strip you of your chosen identity. 😉

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  394. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Afternoon mate, sorry I missed you earlier. Do you reckon FAN-BOY has been properly skooled yet? 😉

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  395. Smallaxe says:

    CamreronB Brodie:

    He has had a good schooling,but I think he may need “Special” schooling,
    in what we used to call approved school!

    ST.Johns home monks would sort him out with a good sharp *shock*

    Peace Always

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  396. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    British nationalists are ideologically minded, not rationally minded. British ideology is insidious and strong enough to bamboozle even those with degrees in psychology and shit. 🙂

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  397. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    JEEZ! Just caught a trailer on Channel 5 featuring the programme “The Freddie Mercury Story: Who Wants To Live Forever?”, which will be on at 9pm on Sunday.

    The “JEEZ!” is because the trailer mentions that it is 25 years since he died. Where did the time go? My mind still thought that he died “recently”…

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  398. Smallaxe says:

    Brian Doonthetoon:

    Gonny no Dae That Brian,Ahm still tryin’ tae get tae grips wi’Janis and Jimi!

    Peace Always

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  399. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    Hi Smallaxe.

    Did you read the story in iScot, by the guy who was there the night Jimi Hendrix died?

    I found the whole thing “disturbing”.

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  400. Ian Brotherhood says:

    @BDTT –

    I’m constantly astonished at how fast time ‘flies’, and yeah, it’s a cliche, but the older I get the truer it seems to be.

    All the more reason to do the job which has brought us all together. We have different ways of doing it.

    Roll on 2017. Specifically, May 5th…

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  401. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    Aye Ian, We all come from different directions, we may all have a different post-independence goal in mind, but we all share the ultimate goal – the freedom to choose the the kind of government that will reflect the aspirations of Scots, of whatever ethnic origin.

    Why do some of us Scots continue to “not get it”?

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  402. Smallaxe says:

    Ian Brotherhood

    Did you get my post @ 4:21 pm yesterday?

    BDTT: No I didn’t see any article about Jimi,Please enlighten me.

    Peace Always

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  403. Smallaxe says:

    Ian Hunter,”Once Bitten Twice Shy”

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  404. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    Hi Smallaxe.

    It’s a story entitled “The Man Who Wasn’t There”, in the June 2016 edition. That’s the one that has ‘The Wee Bleu Book’ reading from the back.

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  405. Smallaxe says:

    BDTT:

    Thanks, Brian,muchly obliged. 🙂

    Peace Always

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  406. Nana says:

    @Smallaxe

    I’m so slow this morning, just spotted your comment on the main thread. Took me ages to read the main article, formidable stuff from Taranaich.

    You doing ok these days I hope, it’s good to see you posting on the threads.

    Let’s have some Nathaniel & the Night sweats.
    link to youtube.com

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  407. Smallaxe says:

    BDTT:

    Sad story Brian,FKN.MUESLI, who would have thought.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

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  408. Chic McGregor says:

    Got 10 ac wrong yesterday, souse instead of saute. Sous chef is under the leadership of the chef with e being the literal leadership of expert, plus soaking in water is arguably closer to steaming than basting with oil or fat.

    Didn’t spot the leading letters answer because it seemed right.

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  409. Smallaxe says:

    Nana:

    I’m doing ok Nana,thanks for asking and thank you for the music,hadn’t heard them before,I will put it into my playlist.I hope you are well and looking after your hands,as you know I depend on your links for breakfast,
    you fed me well today. 🙂

    Peace Always

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  410. Smallaxe says:

    Chic McGregor says:

    “Didn’t spot the leading letters answer because it seemed right.”

    Chic, @ Specsavers. 🙂

    Peace Always

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  411. Ian Brotherhood says:

    @Smallaxe –

    Sorry, have just got it now, hadn’t scrolled back enough last night…have been falling further and further behind, but thanks.

    Reply
  412. David says:

    CameronB, are you writing ‘WANK’ as an imperative verb, or as a descriptive adjective?

    Asking for a friend whose right arm is getting a bit tired…

    NOT SAFE FOR WORK 😉 :
    Ivor Biggun – ‘The Winker’s Song (Misprint)’
    link to youtube.com

    P.S. For those who have had a sheltered upbringing, Ivor Biggun was a character played by Doc Cox. Yes, *the* Doc Cox who appeared on Esther Rantzen’s “That’s Life” Show! 🙂

    P.P.S. Serious question – are you calling David Torrance a Fan-Boy because he’s a fan of Margaret Thatcher?

    Reply
  413. Smallaxe says:

    You all know what I think of monkeys! ADULTS ONLY 🙂

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  414. Brian Doonthetoon says:

    A less well known Ivor Biggun single. This is the 12″ ‘Dirty Gertie’ version.

    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  415. Nana says:

    Help and advice needed??

    My son’s MacBook pro got water damaged a couple of weeks ago. Water got in the power brick which is blowing the fuse when plugged in.
    We have had it drying out for a while but still cuts out.

    Anyone know if there is anything that can be done.

    Apple are no help, usual response ‘buy another one’

    Reply
  416. Jockanese Wind Talker says:

    Nana,

    Have you tried sticking it in rice to draw out any residual water?

    link to wikihow.com

    Reply
    • Nana says:

      @Jockanese Wind Talker

      No I did not think of that, I will give it a go. Thanks!

      Reply
  417. CameronB Brodie says:

    David
    Are you taking the piss. 🙂

    Reply
  418. CameonB Brodie says:

    David
    Sorry, sort of. FAN-BOY kisses English/British nationalist, Tory ass. WANKER.

    Reply
  419. CameronB Brodie says:

    @Alex Massie
    I see you are still clueless as regards identity and equality issues. Why not enlighten yourself by introducing yourself to some humanity, rather than talking pish for a profession?

    WANK

    FLORIAN ZNANIECKI’S HUMANISTIC SOCIOLOGY REVISITED

    The toughening of immigration and citizenship policies in Western liberal states has coincided with an effort to define the cultural values considered the foundation of national identity. Humanistic Sociology was elaborated by Znaniecki (1963, 1968) in response to the perceived failure of immigrants to assimilate to the culture of the host society. As the sociology of cultural values
    par excellence, it appears timely to revisit the theoretical foundations of Znanieck’s approach and examine whether it remains capable of furthering our understanding of contemporary immigration processes.

    The paper compares Humanistic Sociology with a number of more recent theoretical orientations which have also emphasized the central role of cultural values. Working in an age dominated by behaviourist theories, Znaniecki’s humanistic approach was criticized by contemporaries because of what was seen to be its “subjectivist” bias. In hindsight, Humanistic Sociology appears to have considered balance between “objectivism” (structure) and “subjectivism” (agency) according to which agents assume a strategic role in defining their courses of action on the basis of cultural value–structures (personal ideological systems) which are formed through communicative interactions within relevant social groups. This is evident in his concept of the ideological system which provides individuals with a strategic and creative capacity: the generative power of agency.

    link to tasa.org.au

    Reply
  420. Paula Rose says:

    I trust you lot are keeping the place tidy and watering the plants in my absence –
    The delightful Billy Kay is speaking at the Caledonian Hotel in Brechin next Tuesday, doors open at 7.

    Reply
  421. Odet says:

    @ Robert Peffers

    Just a minor piece of intriguing information for your attention:
    At one point in Jane Austen’s novel, Mansfield Park, which was published in 1814, the author refers to the UK as

    “the united kingdoms”

    … plural, no capitals.

    Reply
  422. Stoker says:

    I put this on the main thread but meant to leave it here.

    Top 10 news stories according to BBC Scotland Text Service for
    16/11/16 @ 6pm:

    (1)-Car shooting murder was targeted attack.
    (2)-Scotrail to halt rush-hour stop skipping.
    (3)-Murray beats Nishikori in London epic.
    (4)-Stressed men prefer heavier women.
    (5)-Shell to axe 380 Scottish finance jobs.
    (6)-Pauper funerals cost £500,000 a year.
    (7)-East Ayrshire worst for hate tweets.
    (8)-Formula milk bill passes Commons hurdle.
    (9)-Giant airliner in island exercise.
    (10)-IndyCamp eviction cost Holyrood £100,000

    Absolutely appalling!
    Who is responsible for prioritising these stories?

    IMO, numbers 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 all take priority over No1.

    Re story number 5, i wonder how many of them voted ‘No’?

    Also @6pm Jackie Bird announces headlines:
    (1)-There’s been a murder….
    (2)-Handy Andy wins in London….

    That’s yer lot folks, a despicable excuse for a news outlet.

    BBC Scotland = London controlled mouthpiece.

    Reply
  423. CameronB Brodie says:

    Ian Brotherhood
    I’ve been meaning to get round to talking about “Teenage Lobotomy”, that I posted the other night. Hope you didn’t take it as a personal comment on yourself. I’m not sure what it was, spontaneous fun, an exorcising of linger ghosts, serious comment on how our society is impaired by the poor development of real “value” perception.

    No personal insult intended mate, I was actually trying to boost group resilience. King or an enabler, me?

    Reply
  424. Tinto Chiel says:

    “East Ayrshire worst for hate tweets.”

    Is there not quite a Citrus Fruit presence in EA?

    That might go some way to explaining it.

    Remember, remember the 19th of September.

    Reply
  425. Stoker says:

    Just to let folk know, i plan to start going through the WOS archives again but this time, each night, i will post a minimum of 10 links to old articles.

    Hopefully this will be helpful to those of us who have tried to remember a particular article we meant to save/bookmark, as well as providing reading material for the nightowls.

    I’ll leave them here in Paula’s hoose (aka O/T) so anyone interested can pick them up here. I’ll put them on late at night to minimise the disruption to any possible ongoing chats.

    It’ll take me about a year maximum to link to all the archives but hopefully it will help arm some established Wingers as well as any newbies and/or lurkers.

    We’ve got some serious battles ahead and we need to be up for it.
    🙂

    Reply
  426. K1 says:

    Good stuff Stoker, bloody great idea…can start re stocking ‘Wings files’ that I lost when mac went kaput last year. 🙂

    ——————–
    My liege…fur you…

    link to youtube.com

    😉

    Reply
  427. Smallaxe says:

    I’ll have some of that!

    There is no peace to be had in our present situation. The situation Must be changed.

    Peace Love and Independence

    Reply
  428. Ian Brotherhood says:

    @CamB –

    No offence taken mister, I’m not even aware of the comment you’re referring to.

    TBH I’m only drifting in and out of here lately. Your links look interesting but I fear they’re out of my league, just a tad! As it is I’m having to tackle quite a lot of literary theory and only have so many brain cells to spare daily. (I think you’d probably enjoy a lot of it, if you haven’t already.)

    Hope you’re looking after yourself – seriously!

    (INSERT ‘STERN’ SMILEY HERE)

    All work and no play, all that jazz…

    Hoots, as ever brother, and hope to see you soon.

    Reply
  429. Stoker says:

    Tinto Chiel at 6:57 pm:

    Aye, a very pungent orange, quite caustic too.
    😉
    _____

    K1 at 7:41 pm:

    Yer mad ya hatter!
    🙂

    Reply
  430. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for April 2010

    There is only one crime, is there not?
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    The Prime Minister’s miracle
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Opportunity knocks
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Knives out
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  431. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for April 2010

    What you can do for your country
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    The unheard voice
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    The unemployed are the new paedophiles
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Kenny Dalglish for Prime Minister?
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  432. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for April 2010

    Immigrants to UK not welcome
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    They don’t, they don’t speak for us
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  433. Smallaxe says:

    Thank you for the homework.

    Peace Always

    Reply
  434. Smallaxe says:

    Steve Miller Band

    link to youtube.com
    Steelers Wheel
    link to youtube.com
    Iggy PoP
    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  435. Smallaxe says:

    Pete Seeger
    link to youtube.com
    link to youtube.com
    link to youtube.com

    Peace Love and Pete

    Reply
  436. Smallaxe says:

    worth fighting for

    link to youtube.com

    Peace

    Reply
  437. Smallaxe says:

    If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn’t thinking!

    Peace Always

    Reply
  438. CameronB Brodie says:

    Ian Brotherhood
    It’s not a problem then and don’t worry. I’m linking to under-grad. and post-grad. level material, so I’ve got no expectation it will suite all occasions or tastes. You know what they say though, throw enough and some might stick. I am trying to quote the most relevant passages so folk can gain access to the relevance, without having to dig for themselves.

    Anyhoo, best of luck with your own endeavors mate. See you around. 😉

    Reply
  439. Smallaxe says:

    .. -. -.. . .–. . -. -.. . -. -.-. . / .. … / -.-. — — .. -. –.

    And soon

    Peace Always

    Reply
  440. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    That must be oil-based code, I’m water-based. Care to elaborate mate?

    Reply
  441. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    morse

    Peace Always

    Reply
  442. Smallaxe says:

    -. — .– / -.. — / -.– — ..- / ..- -. -.. . .-. … – .- -. -..

    Peace Always

    Reply
  443. Smallaxe says:

    But guli Chachimos.But guli.

    Peace Always

    Reply
  444. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie

    Jekh dilo kerel but dile hai but dile keren dilimata
    Mashkar le gadjende leski shib si le Romeski zor

    Peace Always

    Reply
  445. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    I kent it was Morse, I just lacked access to it’s meaning. Still do, but I guess you kent that. 😉

    Reply
  446. CameronB Brodie says:

    This is what ideological British nationalism prevents Scotland from being, in addition to authentic. Flexibility, agility and integral strength are requirements for survival in the post-modern jungle.

    Capoeira Master – Cat Man
    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  447. Smallaxe says:

    .. -. -.. . .–. . -. -.. . -. -.-. . / .. … / -.-. — — .. -. –.

    Independence is coming (TRANSLATION)
    @ 8:42

    -. — .– / -.. — / -.– — ..- / ..- -. -.. . .-. … – .- -. -..

    NOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND9 (TRANSLATION)

    @ 9:39

    Peace Always

    Reply
  448. CameonB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    That is what I believe as I think I have a reasonable understanding of the circumstances. Still no knowledge of Morse though. 😉

    Reply
  449. CameronB Brodie says:

    @FAN-BOY
    Here’s one for you to get your head around, with your psychology degree and shit. Still not a fan of human rights?

    Lee “Scratch” Perry – Kiss The Champion
    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  450. Smallaxe says:

    CameronB Brodie:

    Are you telling me that you’ve never heard of Inspector Morse,played by that late great actor,Jack Regan?
    🙂

    Peace Always

    Reply
  451. CameronB Brodie says:

    Smallaxe
    Morse was my dad’s favourite. Takes all sorts I suppose. 🙂

    Reply
  452. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for May 2010

    Clegg: I will never join a coalition
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    The blame game
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    I’m too sad
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Exactly how stupid are Labour?
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  453. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for May 2010

    Things we’ve learned in the last 24 hours
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    You count for nothing
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Can’t get there from here?
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Everyone in Britain is a moron
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  454. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for May 2010

    Well, here goes
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Want some free money?
    link to wingsoverscotland.com
    ________
    WOS Archives for August 2010

    Eyebrows of the day
    link to wingsoverscotland.com
    ________
    WOS Archives for September 2010

    The creatures looked from pig to man
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  455. Tinto Chiel says:

    Thanks, Stoker.

    These are brilliant links. You should mention them on the main thread each time. They’re a great resource for Indyref2/Armageddon.

    I’m regressing. In my world it’s now the mid-sixties.

    I’ve whipped out my sitar and I can see colours, man….

    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  456. Tinto Chiel says:

    Can’t get out this time machine.

    Where’s my sonic screw driver?

    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  457. Nana says:

    Have a laugh folks

    link to twitter.com

    Reply
  458. Tinto Chiel says:

    Help ma boab, they just keep coming:

    link to youtube.com

    It’s the lizard folk, they’re controlling me.

    Watch the skies! Watch the skies!

    AAAARGH!

    Reply
  459. Tinto Chiel says:

    No, scrub all that, mebbe just a touch of indigestion……

    Byron Ferrari’s just arrived.

    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  460. Tinto Chiel says:

    Nana, that is so troubling I’m away to open a bottle of malt whisky…..

    Reply
    • Nana says:

      Tinto Chiel

      My son sent it to me earlier, he has a wicked sense of humour.

      Now don’t go blaming me if you have a hang over tomorrow morn.

      Reply
  461. Tinto Chiel says:

    Don’t worry, Nana, it’s only two fingers of Talisker: between the index finger and the pinkie.

    😉

    Lovely water, this…..

    Reply
  462. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    About that hole in your shoe
    link to youtube.com

    And you will never get all that drink into a glass
    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  463. Smallaxe says:

    Nana:

    You have proved what we thought all along
    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  464. Tinto Chiel says:

    Smallaxe: great old song but I normally go to Timpson’s thanks 😛

    It was great to see old Phil L again. That clip looked live. Another loss in a long list.

    Reply
  465. Smallaxe says:

    Nana:

    Muchos gracias Nana,disfruté de eso.

    Jk did not write this
    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  466. Smallaxe says:

    Nana:

    Spanner wrote this for JKs next movie!
    link to youtube.com

    Peace and Love twice. One is for up there ^ 🙂

    Reply
  467. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto Chiel:

    Unfortunately,that list seems,to me, to be getting longer daily.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  468. Nana says:

    @Smallaxe

    That’s you off JKR’s Christmas card list Hahaha

    Reply
  469. Tinto Chiel says:

    No sweat, Smallaxe. I’ll stay off the list if you promise to… 😉

    Meanwhile, Ray says something significant about it all:

    link to youtube.com

    God bless and sleep well, my friend.

    Reply
  470. Tinto Chiel says:

    On reflection, Smallaxe, a song about an old love affair was a bit sombre so I offer this as an alternative:

    link to youtube.com

    Quite uplifting in its way.

    I’m off to bed. If I had a licence, I might have watched QT.

    Thank Carmichael I’m free at last, free at last…..

    Reply
  471. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto:
    Goodnight my Friend.

    More Kinks

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  472. Tinto Chiel says:

    You caught me in my Winceyette pyjamas, Smallaxe, brushing the old toothy-pegs.

    Never heard that before: very psychedelic, could feel my loon pants and Afghan coat slipping on me.

    Hope you sleep well, mon vieux.

    Reply
  473. Smallaxe says:

    Tinto:

    More Kinks,Relevant today.

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  474. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for November 2010

    Man tells truth, is made to apologise
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    The only way to save Britain
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  475. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for December 2010

    You know…for kids
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Here comes tomorrow
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Daily Express Spot The Difference
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  476. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for February 2011

    Lies and the lying liars who tell them
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Question time
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  477. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for April 2011

    How many chickens is this?
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Four years on
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Who are the Tartan Tories?
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    An unexpected result
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  478. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for April 2011

    Why i could never vote Labour
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Andy Kerr’s Dancing Hands
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    The Coin Dozer Gospel
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    The alternative to the alternative
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  479. Smallaxe
    “-. — .– / -.. — / -.– — ..- / ..- -. -.. . .-. … – .- -. -..”

    Tha mi dochas gum bi e an seo a dh’aithghearr.

    Espero que esté aquí pronto.

    Reply
  480. Smallaxe says:

    Stoker:

    Thank you,please excuse the pun but you are keeping us well stoked,keep
    that Fire lit.The light from the fire!..may it guide the people who are still in darkness.

    Peace Always

    Reply
  481. Stoker says:

    Smallaxe

    Hope they’re helping to keep your mind off negativities. When i first thought of doing this you did cross my mind. Awe the best!
    😉

    Reply
  482. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for May 2011

    The new flag of the United Kingdom
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Scotland for beginners
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    When the clock strikes one
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    If you think AV will lead to PR, read this
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  483. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for June 2011

    An open letter to Scottish Labour
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  484. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for August 2011

    Wee Blue Links
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    David Cameron’s new best friend
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    A riots reader
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    If there’s no future, how can there be sin?
    link to wingsoverscotland.com

    Reply
  485. Stoker says:

    WOS Archives for September 2011

    Why the SNP should run in England
    link to wingsoverscotland.com
    ________

    Well, troops, that takes care of the hit-n-miss early days but now that the Rev has found his feet and established WOS we are about to enter into some seriously good articles, in both quantity and quality. Don’t forget to save/bookmark your favorites, you never know when you’re going to need them.

    Goodnight troops

    Reply
  486. Smallaxe says:

    Chic McGregor:

    Presented with just a series of dots and dashes I have the problem of not knowing where each character starts and ends.

    As for the other question,how fast would you like it

    🙂

    Peace Always

    Reply
  487. Michael McCabe says:

    In Spite of Ourselves. link to youtube.com

    Reply
  488. Smallaxe says:

    Chic McGregor:

    hope so too and that it’s here soon

    Mashkar le gadjende leski shib si le Romeski zor,Si khohaimo may pachivalo sar o chachimo

    Peace Always

    Reply
  489. Michael McCabe says:

    The Marshall Tucker Band. Cant you See. link to youtube.com

    Reply
  490. Cactus says:

    Aye aye, whit’s goin’ on in here..?

    It’s alive!

    Do we need more chocolate for the fountain 🙂

    Like the latest decor.

    Reply
  491. Michael McCabe says:

    I was going to play this 3 nights ago. link to youtube.com

    Reply
  492. Smallaxe says:

    Michael McCabe:

    it’s their fault
    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  493. Smallaxe says:

    Peter Green and the Splinter Band

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  494. Michael McCabe says:

    Indigo Girls-Kid Fears. link to youtube.com

    Reply
  495. Smallaxe says:

    Cactus:

    Sorry man, never notist ye ther’, hows things gaun, ok aye,nice tae see ye
    ower here.Waant tae gies sum sounds?

    Peace Always

    Reply
  496. Smallaxe says:

    Ten Years After: Good morning little Schoolgirl

    link to youtube.com

    White Bird: ITS A BEAUTIFUL DAY

    link to youtube.com

    pEACE aLWAYS

    Reply
  497. Smallaxe says:

    Would you look at that mess I made of that last signature?

    OH well everyone makes mistakes.
    Here’s Dr.Hook,to explain

    link to youtube.com

    Peace Always

    Reply
  498. Liz g says:

    Happens to the best of us Smallaxe.
    Not often enough though!
    Lucky old Dr Hook!

    Reply
  499. Michael McCabe says:

    Smallaxe if you type Austin city limits into you tube. you will find a lot of good music. link to youtube.com off to my bed now. Night.

    Reply
  500. Smallaxe says:

    Goodnight Michael, That was cool

    Peace Always

    Reply


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    • Rev. Stuart Campbell on All Or Nothing: “No. But it’d be a terrible look. Doing it with the consent of the Scottish people would be vastly preferable.May 7, 13:36
    • Giesabrek on All Or Nothing: “Is there anything preventing a Reform/Tory government from dismantling Follyrood without Follyrood’s permission?May 7, 13:28
    • Vivian O’Blivion on All Or Nothing: “If I was a campaign manager for anyone other than the SNP in Edinburgh Southern in the run up to…May 7, 13:26
    • Tartan Tory on All Or Nothing: “I’m sorry to say that it needs to get worse in Scotland, a lot worse, before the people will truly…May 7, 13:20
    • Craig on All Or Nothing: “To be honest, I’d rather see the end of Holyrood than seeing the SNP invoking the “Scorched Earth Policy” for…May 7, 13:18
    • 100%Yes on All Or Nothing: “The National has more articles about the Labour party than the daily record, is there a difference in the two…May 7, 13:13
    • Dervheid on All Or Nothing: “There’s now no doubt in my mind that gone the next elections (both Holyrood and UK) Unionists are going to…May 7, 13:13
    • 100%Yes on All Or Nothing: “Please feel free to call me a moron if I’ve got this wrong. But didn’t John Swinney say early on…May 7, 13:02
  • A tall tale



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