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And then they walk into the closed door and knock themselves out, leaving you with a year's free supply of vitriol on your door step.
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I believe that Rangers fans are like Vampires, you have to invite them over the threshold...Originally posted by TestMangler View Post



Well, at least they're not pissed up and puking/pissing in wardrobes etc. How bad can it be ? (With the obvious exception of the Rangers fan. No one should have to put up with THAT in their house).
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostThey don't drink. One is a social worker who works in 'The Scheme', the other is just fookin wet(one beer is enough for me). He's a religious type who likes Rangers and doesn't like the pub.
I mean. Me. ME! With a relgious tee-totaller and a social worker in the house! This is some kind of sick joke.




Well, at least they're not pissed up and puking/pissing in wardrobes etc. How bad can it be ? (With the obvious exception of the Rangers fan. No one should have to put up with THAT in their house).
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They don't drink. One is a social worker who works in 'The Scheme', the other is just fookin wet(one beer is enough for me). He's a religious type who likes Rangers and doesn't like the pub.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostJeez MF. Put some cans of Special Brew or Tennants Super Lager on the pavement outside. When they go for it, lock all your doors and hide behind the sofa(*)
(*) Disclaimer - This may not work if they come from certain 'schemes' in Glasgow. They may sacrifice one full can to put a window in to gain access
I mean. Me. ME! With a relgious tee-totaller and a social worker in the house! This is some kind of sick joke.
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Jeez MF. Put some cans of Special Brew or Tennants Super Lager on the pavement outside. When they go for it, lock all your doors and hide behind the sofa(*)Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWe're mates right? Bestest buddies? In fact, you could say 'practically family'?
Drop me your address SY, I'll get someone to drive up and bring you a mirror. They may stay a while.

(*) Disclaimer - This may not work if they come from certain 'schemes' in Glasgow. They may sacrifice one full can to put a window in to gain access
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Some of the inbred scroats (not that I am classing SY04 in the category) I wouldn't trust with a custard trifle let alone with a loaded rifle!Originally posted by russell View PostThere are other options, join the army, that will make a man out of him or he will become the gimp of the platoon.
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Actually. That's about spot on.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostAnd I have this image of you

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And I have this image of youOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostI sort of have a Yosser Hughes type image in my head of Suityou (except soft as tulipe) wondering around Luton with his kids, unwashed following dutifully and watching his every move.
'Gizza a job. Fix 'puters I could do that. Lands end - John O groats, gizzus a go, I could do that, garden shed, gizzus a hammer, I could do that'
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Look and learn kids. Look and learn.
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I sort of have a Yosser Hughes type image in my head of Suityou (except soft as tulipe) wondering around Luton with his kids, unwashed following dutifully and watching his every move.Originally posted by russell View PostThere are other options, join the army, that will make a man out of him or he will become the gimp of the platoon.
'Gizza a job. Fix 'puters I could do that. Lands end - John O groats, gizzus a go, I could do that, garden shed, gizzus a hammer, I could do that'
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Look and learn kids. Look and learn.
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I suspect the lefties will be quite upset were the British armed forces to start recruiting 4 year olds. And the less said about having a 4 year old for "platoon gimp" the better.Originally posted by russell View PostThere are other options, join the army, that will make a man out of him or he will become the gimp of the platoon.
Still, it doesn't seem to have done you any harm.
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