Robert the Bruce.
750 years young today.
The Julian calendar says the 11th but Gregory's calendar changed that.
Have a good 'un mate.
Happy Birthday Mate
posted on 1/8/24
The key differences lie in their size, appearance, and social behavior.
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.
posted on 1/8/24
Cheers mate ,I always wondered, nowI can tell the wife, she will think I'm not as stupid as I look !
Now, going onto Siver's post ,whats the main difference apart from the shirt colours, between Rangers and Celtic !
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>
That deserved better.
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 !>>
I stopped saying that years ago.
It always invites some rsole saying:
That's prob true but at least you're better informed.
Like I just did.
posted on 1/8/24
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 29 minutes ago
<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>
That deserved better.
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I see people point at the wife and say that
posted on 1/8/24
posted on 1/8/24
As a diehard neutral, I find Rangers fans to be worse. Maybe just going to school in the 90s and 2000s in a diehard neutral part of the country I always found the glory hunting Rangers fans to be worse. But for the dyed in the wool neutrals over the past 10 years or so that could be the case for Celtic fans. Depends when you were growing up