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posted on 31/7/24

750 years old, wow.
I bet he's a juicer.

posted on 31/7/24

Rab's out on the pash mate.

comment by Phenom (U20037)

posted on 31/7/24

Didn’t know you were besties with Harry Potter

posted on 31/7/24




He was some boy and that's coming from an auld socialist.

You wouldn't confuse him with Chaz - 3 put it that way.




posted on 31/7/24

Hi TMQ. Was up the Cuillin ridge at the weekend and dumped my bag to go up the summit of Am Basteir and then 3 ravens undid every pocket and fastening on my rucksack and stole all my food and even tossed my money and clothes and keys across the ridge. There were buckles, drawstrings and zips to undo and they opened everything. Ever happened to you before? They are geniuses.

posted on 31/7/24


Hate it when that happens.


As the ancients said.

If you see a group of crows - they're ravens.

If you see a solitary raven - it's a crow.

I've had run ins with the bastisrts but not at that level.

I blame Brexit.

posted on 31/7/24

I thought that seeing one crow was attempted murder

comment by Silver (U6112)

posted on 31/7/24

Gregory's calendar changed that
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Fvck - must've missed that sequel - Claire Groggedon tho, eh...?

posted on 31/7/24

Re Robert the Bruce birthday

Do you and he still send each other cards?

posted on 31/7/24


Hawl!

It was only 30 years ago I was in my 40's.

posted on 31/7/24

Sorry mate, the 1940's was eighty years ago

posted on 31/7/24



Anyway - Monsieur de Brus as he was born is Top Guy in my book.

You sure showed those fekers.



posted on 31/7/24



Schiz

posted on 31/7/24

comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 44 minutes ago

Hate it when that happens.


As the ancients said.

If you see a group of crows - they're ravens.

If you see a solitary raven - it's a crow.

I've had run ins with the bastisrts but not at that level.

I blame Brexit.


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posted on 31/7/24

comment by Jim Duffy (U1734)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 44 minutes ago

Hate it when that happens.


As the ancients said.

If you see a group of crows - they're ravens.

If you see a solitary raven - it's a crow.

I've had run ins with the bastisrts but not at that level.

I blame Brexit.


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Only question I have is what are doing up a mountain with a family pack of condoms?

posted on 31/7/24

comment by I'm not as think as you drunk I am.......Schizophrenia was my idea!.....No it wasn't!.....You are never alone with a Schizo :D (U2115)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by Jim Duffy (U1734)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 44 minutes ago

Hate it when that happens.


As the ancients said.

If you see a group of crows - they're ravens.

If you see a solitary raven - it's a crow.

I've had run ins with the bastisrts but not at that level.

I blame Brexit.


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Only question I have is what are doing up a mountain with a family pack of condoms?
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I don't get it

posted on 31/7/24


FFS Barry that's a shocker.

Sure you didn't have some Hearts fans in your wake?

First week in July a group of them dragged a wean's rucksack 300 metres

during the night in Perthshire. The sack was a tough as fek Osprey Ren

65l so it was intact but with peck holes in it.

I suppose in their defence they they were here well before us.






posted on 31/7/24

Do you like Beluga Lagoon TMQ?

posted on 31/7/24


Yeah not as much as my kids tho.

Oldest daughter is well obsessed.

posted on 31/7/24

So good for listening to in the van on the drives up north to the hills. Seems like a good bloke as well

posted on 1/8/24

So, what is the difference between Rooks and Ravens ?

posted on 1/8/24

The key differences lie in their size, appearance, and social behavior.

comment by Silver (U6112)

posted on 1/8/24

comment by John McGlashan (U1734)
posted 55 seconds ago
The key differences lie in their size, appearance, and social behavior.
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Might as well have asked about Celtic and Rangers fans

posted on 1/8/24

comment by John McGlashan (U1734)
posted 2 hours, 8 minutes ago
The key differences lie in their size, appearance, and social behavior.
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I'm still none the wiser !

posted on 1/8/24

Rooks vs. Raves: A Quick Comparison

Rooks

Birds: Rooks are large, black birds belonging to the crow family. They are often found in groups and are known for their cawing sounds.  
Chess: In chess, a rook is a powerful piece that can move any number of squares horizontally or vertically.  

Raves

Parties: A rave is a large electronic music party typically held indoors or outdoors, characterized by intense sound systems, vibrant lighting, and a communal atmosphere.  

Essentially, rooks are birds or chess pieces, while raves are parties.

Would you like to know more about either?





I meant rooks and ravens



Rooks vs. Ravens

Rooks and Ravens are both members of the crow family, often causing confusion due to their similar appearance. However, there are distinct differences between the two.

Size
Ravens are significantly larger than rooks. They are often compared to the size of a buzzard.
Rooks are smaller and more commonly seen in urban areas.

Appearance
Ravens have a heavy, thick bill, and their plumage is typically a glossy black. They also have a distinctive diamond-shaped tail.
Rooks have a paler, more pointed bill and their feathers often appear less glossy. They have a bare, grey-white patch of skin at the base of their bill.

Behavior
Ravens are often solitary or found in pairs, although they can gather in larger groups. They are known for their intelligence and problem-solving abilities.
Rooks are highly social birds and often live in large colonies called rookeries. They are known for their noisy caws.

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