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Different offence.

The FA apparently took the view that using the words on the field of play was enough to be an offence, and they don’t have to go with “beyond reasonable doubt” as a standard of proof. It’s just the same as at work if you are sacked – it only has to be proved on a balance of probabilities.

Don’t know if it’s fair or not. Terry gets a fine and a ban on that standard of proof, and people lose their whole livelihoods on the same basis.

Funny old world.

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When I’ve been in the rooms recently, F2 opens up mid to late evening and keeps going to about 2 in the morning as long as there’s a couple of talkative, pushy prats who talk to anyone, including the lurkers. I, of course, am just that kind of prat.

I pop on every now and then. It’s fun cos we draw the unsuspecting into some of the most random experiences of their lives. Setting up Bread Club (first rule of Bread Club is don’t talk about Bread Club) and writing a song for a special late night F2 band, complete with a new Bez, are just the sort of activities that make for the kind of unique and scary experience that probably has most people reaching for the off button.

(Just realising that most the over the top random might just be me.)

It is true, however, that a good night in F2, free from the family threats in F3 and the shoutiness of F1 (brought to you by the words D*ck and Suck), is a rare but uplifting experience. Six or eight people are a crowd, but what the hell?

:?

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@rubyred wrote:

and Mother Glasgow succours all perpetual,, harbouring both Billy and tim.. I dreamt i took a dander wi St Mungo.. and tried to catch a fish that couldnae swim..

THEATRE O HATE playing.. kirky babyeeeee :)

Let glasgow flourish !

spear o destiny even !!! whey aye pet..

Great song but I still prefer the Kane brother’s version.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBrvVdr6PsU&feature=related

So painfully bitter sweet and so authentically Glaswegian – makes me think about where I grew up, despite actually being written by a Dundonian.

Thanks

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Can you feel the love in the room?

:shock: 8)

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@terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

It’s a great pic, Terry much as it grates me to say that.

What camera phone have you got? :P

It’s a Galaxy.

Thanks for the compliment panda. It must’ve been tough for you to say somethnig nice about me, but it IS appreciated.

All this detente is getting scarey – you’ll be saying you like each other next.

JC could explode and the world as we know it come to an end!

:wink:

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also signed

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there was nobody good

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@wordsworth60 wrote:

@momentaryloss wrote:

. . . Only a crime evidently if she could not be seen from a public place without a telesope or similar. . . .

Is that in British law, or French law?

French law as it was reported. Not sure about the English and Welsh peeping tom laws.

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Partick Thistle.

Top of the First Division again for the first time in years.

Glory days.

:D

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@terry wrote:

Should the photographer be put in prison though? :roll: It’s all a bit silly.

Only a crime evidently if she could not be seen from a public place without a telesope or similar.

Probably over the top for him/her to go to prison, but I think it is accepted that the mag wont reveal its source.

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