you're trying to wind me up and you're succeeding
mate, i work with brass, steel, the cost of these sky rocketed, the availability of little components like terminals was a dog fight.
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation", Sony brought out there fifth model, the "Playstation 5" and they are still finding it difficult to stock
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation",
—-
And yet I’m sure he’s well-versed in “docking”.
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
I don't think the SNp have done a particularly grand job on the big issues, i can't blame them for the NHS but education is a massive failure.
what i will say is that i believe her best intentions were for scotland which is more than i can say for conservative MP's here
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 16 minutes ago
you're trying to wind me up and you're succeeding
mate, i work with brass, steel, the cost of these sky rocketed, the availability of little components like terminals was a dog fight.
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation", Sony brought out there fifth model, the "Playstation 5" and they are still finding it difficult to stock
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He definitely does know what it is. There's a clip of Gingernuts and Silver mastering the young patter. Ginger said "A like the playstation, dae you like the playstation?"
he thought it was a megadrive but.
"do you have pong?"
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 43 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Another simple question
Would you rather be eaten by a shark or drown?
Would you rather with two options I don't want doesn't mean one is a good choice.
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 1 day, 2 hours ago
The ferry fiasco is down to her (amongst everything else)
=========
behave mate.
aye its late and over budget but covid resulted in a decrease in availbility of raw material and an increase in the cost of it.
pretty predictable that it would be late and overbudget.
what i will say is that i've been dealing with FPSO's in brazil for sometime and whilst they have been delayed its not to the same extent.
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You do realize the ferries were due to be completed in 2018, BEFORE Covid?
You do also realise that Ferguson Marine were the only bidders who had NOT built a ferry and were £37m more expensive than the lowest compliant bidder?
It’s probably just a coincidence though that the owner of Ferguson Marine was an SNP donor
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 22 hours, 45 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
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How many Tory MPs are rotting in jail after being found guilty of corruption and robbing foodbanks?
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 41 minutes ago
I don't think the SNp have done a particularly grand job on the big issues, i can't blame them for the NHS but education is a massive failure.
what i will say is that i believe her best intentions were for scotland which is more than i can say for conservative MP's here
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Why can’t you blame them for NHS?
Let’s not forget that not only did they blindly copy the UK governments blunder of releasing hospital patients into care homes without checking they actually compounded that blunder by releasing the elderly from hospitals into care homes AFTER testing positive for Covid!
And what about the Queen Elizabeth hospital fiasco, is that someone else’s fault as well?
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s not even a real question to be fair. It’s asking if you would rather have an entire party in charge of government or just one person which is kinda silly as that one person will not be able to do everything. Especially as she is so incapable of the one job she has walked away from before the smelly stuff hits the fan
comment by PointyBirds (U21890)
posted 9 minutes ago
…what kind of shark?
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A barrier shark
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 1 hour, 31 minutes ago
you're trying to wind me up and you're succeeding
mate, i work with brass, steel, the cost of these sky rocketed, the availability of little components like terminals was a dog fight.
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation", Sony brought out there fifth model, the "Playstation 5" and they are still finding it difficult to stock
----------------------------------------------------------------------
But Covid, the supply chain issues leading to material shortages and inevitable huge price increases happened after the massive delays to the project which was by then already years late and multi millions over budget.
So for sure cost increases have exacerbated the problem but do not in any way reflect the subterfuge she and her cronies indulged in the first place.
And that’s before we even get to the award to an incompetent builder who couldn’t get basic designs correct such as the pulleys being far too short.
It was a ministerial shambles from start to, crikey; I can’t even say finish as it’s still years away
And then the incredulous attempts at a cover up.
BEE
HAVE
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have to pick one, stop being an evasive little brat.
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have to pick one, stop being an evasive little brat.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I’ll go for the one who hasn’t had an MP from their party jailed for robbing food banks and another MP from their party jailed for assaulting their other half
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 20 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have to pick one, stop being an evasive little brat.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Thankfully we have a democracy.
Now away whine about the masons and let the adults talk
I did forecast that some posters would return in the hope that Rangers might get a cup final win.
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 42 minutes ago
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 1 hour, 31 minutes ago
you're trying to wind me up and you're succeeding
mate, i work with brass, steel, the cost of these sky rocketed, the availability of little components like terminals was a dog fight.
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation", Sony brought out there fifth model, the "Playstation 5" and they are still finding it difficult to stock
----------------------------------------------------------------------
But Covid, the supply chain issues leading to material shortages and inevitable huge price increases happened after the massive delays to the project which was by then already years late and multi millions over budget.
So for sure cost increases have exacerbated the problem but do not in any way reflect the subterfuge she and her cronies indulged in the first place.
And that’s before we even get to the award to an incompetent builder who couldn’t get basic designs correct such as the pulleys being far too short.
It was a ministerial shambles from start to, crikey; I can’t even say finish as it’s still years away
And then the incredulous attempts at a cover up.
BEE
HAVE
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ah bit, free prescriptions and a baby box
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 3 hours, 21 minutes ago
Ukraine has flirted with NATO since 1990 but passed a parliamentary bill that precluded membership in 2010. Should we just be telling them to fack off for another 12 years, Stevie?
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This has absolutely nothing to do with the subject at hand.
Having a referendum to see if the public have "changed their mind" about independence after 10 years, at this moment in time, is far from the top of our list of priorities.
If we really must ask the question again at some point to satisfy some folk that just wont take no for an answer......fine, lets have it.
For me though, now just isn't the time, nor had it ever been the time for the last 8-9 years of Sturgeons leadership, but its never went away....there are far more important things that the party in power should be concerning themselves with
Guessing the SNP will call an election seeing there will be a new first minister
Will be interesting to see if they win as many votes without Nicola
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 1 minute ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have to pick one, stop being an evasive little brat.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nicola was in charge of everything that mattered to most folk already anyway
On the question of legacy, there were a few examples of bad policy in action, here is one more. The SNP have over seen the building of a single new children's hospital in the capital, which is late and vastly over budget. Years late. And still not open I believe.... With several critical closures in local NHS services (in remote areas), services moved to bigger centres, it means the health service here has seen a huge decline with the SNP. Not that this should come as a surprise.
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posted on 16/2/23
you're trying to wind me up and you're succeeding
mate, i work with brass, steel, the cost of these sky rocketed, the availability of little components like terminals was a dog fight.
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation", Sony brought out there fifth model, the "Playstation 5" and they are still finding it difficult to stock
posted on 16/2/23
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation",
—-
And yet I’m sure he’s well-versed in “docking”.
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
posted on 16/2/23
I don't think the SNp have done a particularly grand job on the big issues, i can't blame them for the NHS but education is a massive failure.
what i will say is that i believe her best intentions were for scotland which is more than i can say for conservative MP's here
posted on 16/2/23
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 16 minutes ago
you're trying to wind me up and you're succeeding
mate, i work with brass, steel, the cost of these sky rocketed, the availability of little components like terminals was a dog fight.
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation", Sony brought out there fifth model, the "Playstation 5" and they are still finding it difficult to stock
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He definitely does know what it is. There's a clip of Gingernuts and Silver mastering the young patter. Ginger said "A like the playstation, dae you like the playstation?"
posted on 16/2/23
he thought it was a megadrive but.
"do you have pong?"
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 43 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Another simple question
Would you rather be eaten by a shark or drown?
Would you rather with two options I don't want doesn't mean one is a good choice.
posted on 16/2/23
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 1 day, 2 hours ago
The ferry fiasco is down to her (amongst everything else)
=========
behave mate.
aye its late and over budget but covid resulted in a decrease in availbility of raw material and an increase in the cost of it.
pretty predictable that it would be late and overbudget.
what i will say is that i've been dealing with FPSO's in brazil for sometime and whilst they have been delayed its not to the same extent.
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You do realize the ferries were due to be completed in 2018, BEFORE Covid?
You do also realise that Ferguson Marine were the only bidders who had NOT built a ferry and were £37m more expensive than the lowest compliant bidder?
It’s probably just a coincidence though that the owner of Ferguson Marine was an SNP donor
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 22 hours, 45 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
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How many Tory MPs are rotting in jail after being found guilty of corruption and robbing foodbanks?
posted on 16/2/23
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 41 minutes ago
I don't think the SNp have done a particularly grand job on the big issues, i can't blame them for the NHS but education is a massive failure.
what i will say is that i believe her best intentions were for scotland which is more than i can say for conservative MP's here
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Why can’t you blame them for NHS?
Let’s not forget that not only did they blindly copy the UK governments blunder of releasing hospital patients into care homes without checking they actually compounded that blunder by releasing the elderly from hospitals into care homes AFTER testing positive for Covid!
And what about the Queen Elizabeth hospital fiasco, is that someone else’s fault as well?
posted on 16/2/23
A post sturgeon uboat
posted on 16/2/23
…what kind of shark?
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
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Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
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Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
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I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
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It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
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Neither.
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s not even a real question to be fair. It’s asking if you would rather have an entire party in charge of government or just one person which is kinda silly as that one person will not be able to do everything. Especially as she is so incapable of the one job she has walked away from before the smelly stuff hits the fan
posted on 16/2/23
comment by PointyBirds (U21890)
posted 9 minutes ago
…what kind of shark?
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A barrier shark
posted on 16/2/23
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 1 hour, 31 minutes ago
you're trying to wind me up and you're succeeding
mate, i work with brass, steel, the cost of these sky rocketed, the availability of little components like terminals was a dog fight.
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation", Sony brought out there fifth model, the "Playstation 5" and they are still finding it difficult to stock
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But Covid, the supply chain issues leading to material shortages and inevitable huge price increases happened after the massive delays to the project which was by then already years late and multi millions over budget.
So for sure cost increases have exacerbated the problem but do not in any way reflect the subterfuge she and her cronies indulged in the first place.
And that’s before we even get to the award to an incompetent builder who couldn’t get basic designs correct such as the pulleys being far too short.
It was a ministerial shambles from start to, crikey; I can’t even say finish as it’s still years away
And then the incredulous attempts at a cover up.
BEE
HAVE
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have to pick one, stop being an evasive little brat.
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have to pick one, stop being an evasive little brat.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I’ll go for the one who hasn’t had an MP from their party jailed for robbing food banks and another MP from their party jailed for assaulting their other half
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 20 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have to pick one, stop being an evasive little brat.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Thankfully we have a democracy.
Now away whine about the masons and let the adults talk
posted on 16/2/23
I did forecast that some posters would return in the hope that Rangers might get a cup final win.
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 42 minutes ago
comment by JFK (U8919)
posted 1 hour, 31 minutes ago
you're trying to wind me up and you're succeeding
mate, i work with brass, steel, the cost of these sky rocketed, the availability of little components like terminals was a dog fight.
There is this thing that young people have that you might not have heard of called a "playstation", Sony brought out there fifth model, the "Playstation 5" and they are still finding it difficult to stock
----------------------------------------------------------------------
But Covid, the supply chain issues leading to material shortages and inevitable huge price increases happened after the massive delays to the project which was by then already years late and multi millions over budget.
So for sure cost increases have exacerbated the problem but do not in any way reflect the subterfuge she and her cronies indulged in the first place.
And that’s before we even get to the award to an incompetent builder who couldn’t get basic designs correct such as the pulleys being far too short.
It was a ministerial shambles from start to, crikey; I can’t even say finish as it’s still years away
And then the incredulous attempts at a cover up.
BEE
HAVE
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Ah bit, free prescriptions and a baby box
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 3 hours, 21 minutes ago
Ukraine has flirted with NATO since 1990 but passed a parliamentary bill that precluded membership in 2010. Should we just be telling them to fack off for another 12 years, Stevie?
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This has absolutely nothing to do with the subject at hand.
Having a referendum to see if the public have "changed their mind" about independence after 10 years, at this moment in time, is far from the top of our list of priorities.
If we really must ask the question again at some point to satisfy some folk that just wont take no for an answer......fine, lets have it.
For me though, now just isn't the time, nor had it ever been the time for the last 8-9 years of Sturgeons leadership, but its never went away....there are far more important things that the party in power should be concerning themselves with
posted on 16/2/23
Guessing the SNP will call an election seeing there will be a new first minister
Will be interesting to see if they win as many votes without Nicola
posted on 16/2/23
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 1 minute ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 39 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 58 minutes ago
comment by Lauders - 55 time predictor champion (U9757)
posted 17 hours, 44 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
comment by Drunken Hobo (U7360)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Zico 🏴 (U21900)
posted 7 minutes ago
Sturgeon had to go, the £37 billion pound track and trace fiasco, the billion pound PPE fiasco, the lying, the sleaze, the parties during covid while people were dying..
oh wait...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Being "not as bad as the Tories" just cements the transition from Salmond's SNP to Sturgeon's pseudo-Labour.
The idea of the SNP is to show that Scotland can lead its own way in the world and encourage others to see the same. If the justification for their party's existence is simply to say "well we're not as scandal-ridden as the bunch of coked-up public schoolboys down south" then the baw's burst and the game's a bogey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who would you rather have in charge of your country?
Take your time
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I hate that argument.
Same as when a manager needs to go. “Who’s available though? Who would you take?”
Not a reason to keep someone who isn’t performing.
Pash argument. Can’t reward failure.
No doubt the alternatives have been a joke and are politically lost at best… that doesn’t mean she’s done a good job. Far too partisan in Scotland and she’s played on that better than anyone. A politician above reproach is worrying. I’ve always been labour… the biggest issue with them was that they rested on their laurels in Scotland.
Nicola could have won by a landslide regardless of any failings. Surely that’s unhealthy?
Just as labour expected years back. Lazy, too powerful and arrogant.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a simple question.
Who would you rather be in charge..
The absolute omnishables disgrace of a Tory Party?
or
Nicola Sturgeon?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Neither.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have to pick one, stop being an evasive little brat.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nicola was in charge of everything that mattered to most folk already anyway
posted on 17/2/23
On the question of legacy, there were a few examples of bad policy in action, here is one more. The SNP have over seen the building of a single new children's hospital in the capital, which is late and vastly over budget. Years late. And still not open I believe.... With several critical closures in local NHS services (in remote areas), services moved to bigger centres, it means the health service here has seen a huge decline with the SNP. Not that this should come as a surprise.
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