Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Morning, Showery and windy here today. Just jobs around the house for the day as I've walked the dog and been to Tesco.
I see those Toxic Tory Scunners are trying to put the boot in once again, and are now complaining that "The BBC" should not be showing the FMs "Virus Updates"......WTH? They spend a lot more time going on about Independence than the SNP.

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What a lovely Lady.......Not.

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Lol,...jealousy I guess A bit like a couple of eejits on here who mention Scottish Independence on the politics threads every chance They get,lol...it's an obsession with Them for some reason

Aye Ruthy is still after the PMs job..She sees Herself as another maggie thatcher

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Apart from the oil I don't understand why they hold onto Scotland so tightly.

AND I don't understand why the Scots put up with it.

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Probably because most of The Scots who are against independence are Presbyterians and say any change would be a 'provocation of God'...go figure

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Good evening all. I've visited Mull & Tobermory a few times Roxy. I haven't stayed there though. I also visited Iona & Staffa a few years ago, staying in Oban. I think I would like a few days in Iona but it was good just to visit at last. I have never been on Skye so that's on my list. I haven't been in Shetland for years but intend to visit again, I revisited Orkney in recent years and really enjoyed seeing it again. I toured the Western Isles from Barra up to Stornoway about 5 years ago. I just love our Islands and there are quite a few more to see. May, I'm in no hurry to go anywhere for the time being. Great drying weather this morning. The sheets were flying off the line. I'm looking forward to the next few days of heat & sunshine. Might get that fence painting finished. Take care.

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Afternoon All, it's a very grey sort of day here and as usual when it's like this, my head is sore as hell. Not done a lot today except walk the dog and call in at the shop. Lazy afternoon for me.
Enjoy your day folks.

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Today's bit of jiggery pokery in the Tory World.

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Afternoon Each,aye dullish here too but mild..
.I've spent most of the morning assembling the lawnmower,..jeeze..even fitting the grassbox was a puzzle and it's a lot heavier than My last one ...I've just cut the back & side grass and the garden bin is fill to overflowing..didn't realise grass had grown so long in just 2 weeks..I miss My old flymow as I could whizz around the garden in jigtime with it..but I must say I got a good workout with this cordless one...I'm jiggered so the front lawn can wait until tomorrow,,,coffee/cream crackers/cheese & feet up for an hour.....have a good one Folks and stay safe,xx

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Oh ffs...I've seen it all now