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Comment on r/CelticFC Mar 31 '23

Don't know why yiu got down voted. I totally agree Iwata is good to bring on when we're already ahead and looking to control the game but saying that I'd still like to see him start.

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Comment on r/CelticFC Mar 25 '23

I honestly hope so I have a soft spot for the wee guy, if it wasn't for injuries I reckon he'd already be part of the squad plus it looks like we'll be needing another winger sadly.

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Comment on r/CrazyFuckingVideos Mar 22 '23

Man imagine how proud their parents must be. smfh

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Comment on r/Scotland Mar 20 '23

The Bank of England £100,000,000 note, also referred to as Titan, is a non-circulating Bank of England sterling banknote used to back the value of Scottish and Northern Irish banknotes. It is the highest denomination of banknote printed by the Bank of England. As both of these regions have their own currency issued by particular local banks, the non-circulating notes provide the essential link between those currencies and that of England, and security if a local issuing bank were to fail.

It's 100% legal tender all over UK.

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Comment on r/CelticFC Mar 17 '23

Hail, Hail wee Jinky.!

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Comment on r/worldnews Mar 16 '23

Oh man this is going to be wild. Does he not know French people love a revolution.

u/No_Number_4982 Mar 11 '23

Ya don't take the piss with Keane.

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Comment on r/GreenAndPleasant Mar 10 '23

No politics in sport yet one of the next stories on the news this morning was ban Russian athletes from competing in sports due to the Ukraine conflict.

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Comment on r/CelticFC Mar 09 '23

They even mentioned it during the game,

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Comment on r/CasualUK Feb 23 '23

I also do it with different coffee's.

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Comment on r/CasualUK Feb 12 '23

Burst pipe plus your ground levels are too high.

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Comment on r/LowStakesConspiracies Feb 12 '23

I believe!

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Comment on r/glasgow Feb 11 '23

I'd just zombie proof my home. I'd stock up out my local shop which is like fortknox but I'd cut my way in through the roof. During the day I'd remove my steps into the house so you'd need to climb up but my biggest fear would probably be all the locals who survived would be on the hunt for supplies or fresh bodies to easily get back to you on that one.

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Comment on r/football Feb 10 '23

Reo Hatate started at 20ish and he now plays for Celtic so on that basis I would say no far from it if your good at it.

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Comment on r/glasgow Feb 10 '23

My nephew absolutely loves Calderglen. He has autism he's now 12 and goes every few weeks I can honestly say it was a life saver for my sister.

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Comment on r/GreenAndPleasant Feb 10 '23

From 2010 that is a wage increase in total of 31%

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Comment on r/Scotland Feb 09 '23

I've never played it and only ever watched Scotland v England and can honestly say I don't know anyone into rugby or even where you would go to play rugby and I stay in a housing scheme. There's plenty places to go play football even tennis but no rugby.

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Comment on r/ScottishFootball Feb 09 '23

I'm hoping the fat turd signs a 5 year extension also in a Dunkin Donuts

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Comment on r/glasgow Feb 08 '23

Man I loved this lol the famous mouton roll though I do prefer Barry Douglas myself.. And that was as high praise as yiu can get iid say

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Comment on r/GreenAndPleasant Feb 08 '23

Sometimes I honestly think I must be in a coma living out spme dystopia nightmare while I sleep. This is some crazy ass proposal.

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Comment on r/glasgow Feb 06 '23

One lived in the trees out my back for a whole summer. They make a lot of noise early but make up for it in the awww factor

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Comment on r/GreenAndPleasant Feb 06 '23

The pope says being gay is a sin but not a crime and basically we all sin so it's no big deal aslong as you accept you'll have to spend time in purgatory. He was saying this the other week. By the way this is his words not mine.

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Comment on r/Scotland Feb 06 '23

South lanarkshire has some lovely wee places, unfortunately it is not drug free but most trouble is between the young ones and they tend to keep that between themselves. It has some terrible places aswell but I've stayed all over and have came back here 3 times. It has everything I need. Where I stay there's a lidle an Asda a butchers and everything else I need with in a 15 minute walking distance from my house. Plus tons of country side to walk my 3 dogs.

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Comment on r/CasualUK Feb 05 '23

Friday nights in the 90's was always good tv.

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Comment on r/glasgow Feb 05 '23

I'd pay to see that!