comment by lexballielegend (U22335)
posted 1 minute ago
See the vaccine I felt like I had been given a right kicking the day after and had to go to my bed. Others only get a sore arm.
Might be nothing in it but at my work not one person who smokes has had ill effects after the jag. Coincidence probably
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I don’t smoke but I had no ill effects even though the doctor had to really push to get the needle through my arm muscles.

I got it in my right arm obvs.

I’ve heard Maipoll is a good thing to smoke before the jab so before your second, perhaps you want to smoke Maipoll?

comment by deBear (U8633)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by JFK - The Rebel Treble (U8919)
posted 4 seconds ago
i've been staying at my parents the last few weeks and my dad says i have the cooshty number for a job.

i work hard dammit.
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Tell him you get paid for what you know and not what you do.

Good enough to qualify for the Algarve



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Full of bloody Brits now

comment by PointyBirds (U21890)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by lexballielegend (U22335)
posted 1 minute ago
See the vaccine I felt like I had been given a right kicking the day after and had to go to my bed. Others only get a sore arm.
Might be nothing in it but at my work not one person who smokes has had ill effects after the jag. Coincidence probably
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I don’t smoke but I had no ill effects even though the doctor had to really push to get the needle through my arm muscles.

I got it in my right arm obvs.

I’ve heard Maipoll is a good thing to smoke before the jab so before your second, perhaps you want to smoke Maipoll?
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ffs

Subtle as a hand on your baws

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my first one was a snider, i felt like it went in and then she had to plunge it in deeper, it was minging so i deaded the booster.

turns out the first nurse was just phish at it and the second one was a doddle.

until i work up 2 nights later at 4am on fire

Ooh interesting...

There was evidence of a synergy in how Scottish police and Rangers fans understood the same group context. Whereas “ordinary” Rangers fans tended to see themselves as different from the neds.

Another facet to these these synergies were important because of the ability of the police to then impose their understanding of the context onto the Rangers fans through relatively undifferentiated forms of coercive police intervention
(e.g., kettling and the introduction of riot police). This interaction in turn served to unite additional ‘ordinary’ Rangers fans and the neds around a common
understanding of “victimhood” and an emergent perception of the legitimacy of violent “retaliation” against the police. Moreover, this emergent collective identity also empowered Rangers fans, such that retaliation was not only seen as proper but also as possible social action. This retaliation precipitated an upward spiral of conflict, culminating in a bigger riot. In other words, police expectations of a uniformly violent group acted as a self-fulfilling prophecy because of the effect of their subsequent strategy and tactics on fans’ social identity.

comment by Zachsda( Sorry Mr. I broke yer bench) (U1850)
posted 1 second ago
In The Howgait beer garden
Guinness, book, day to masel
Zoomer is staying at his mas tonight( she must have found money and he heard about it)
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Nice one.

First proper all day and evening session sorted down in London for Thursday. 1pm start. Prompt.

comment by JFK - The Rebel Treble (U8919)
posted 54 seconds ago
my first one was a snider, i felt like it went in and then she had to plunge it in deeper, it was minging so i deaded the booster.

turns out the first nurse was just phish at it and the second one was a doddle.

until i work up 2 nights later at 4am on fire
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Nurses are usually good at that kind of thing too. It’s the doctors you don’t want. They’re butchers.

comment by deBear (U8633)
posted 1 minute ago
Ooh interesting...

There was evidence of a synergy in how Scottish police and Rangers fans understood the same group context. Whereas “ordinary” Rangers fans tended to see themselves as different from the neds.

Another facet to these these synergies were important because of the ability of the police to then impose their understanding of the context onto the Rangers fans through relatively undifferentiated forms of coercive police intervention
(e.g., kettling and the introduction of riot police). This interaction in turn served to unite additional ‘ordinary’ Rangers fans and the neds around a common
understanding of “victimhood” and an emergent perception of the legitimacy of violent “retaliation” against the police. Moreover, this emergent collective identity also empowered Rangers fans, such that retaliation was not only seen as proper but also as possible social action. This retaliation precipitated an upward spiral of conflict, culminating in a bigger riot. In other words, police expectations of a uniformly violent group acted as a self-fulfilling prophecy because of the effect of their subsequent strategy and tactics on fans’ social identity.




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Where’s that from deBear?

And what does it mean?

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comment by lexballielegend (U22335)
posted 39 seconds ago
Pointy I'm just surprised you didn't request your vaccine in the form of a suppository
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For all the good it did me....

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Had both Pfizer jags

First one a wee bit sore at the injection site for a day. That was it.

Second one floored me for about 36 hours and damaging the nerves in my neck and shoulder at the same time (self inflicted) made it a ton worse

comment by Zachsda( Sorry Mr. I broke yer bench) (U1850)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by PointyBirds (U21890)
posted 5 seconds ago
comment by deBear (U8633)
posted 1 minute ago
Ooh interesting...

There was evidence of a synergy in how Scottish police and Rangers fans understood the same group context. Whereas “ordinary” Rangers fans tended to see themselves as different from the neds.

Another facet to these these synergies were important because of the ability of the police to then impose their understanding of the context onto the Rangers fans through relatively undifferentiated forms of coercive police intervention
(e.g., kettling and the introduction of riot police). This interaction in turn served to unite additional ‘ordinary’ Rangers fans and the neds around a common
understanding of “victimhood” and an emergent perception of the legitimacy of violent “retaliation” against the police. Moreover, this emergent collective identity also empowered Rangers fans, such that retaliation was not only seen as proper but also as possible social action. This retaliation precipitated an upward spiral of conflict, culminating in a bigger riot. In other words, police expectations of a uniformly violent group acted as a self-fulfilling prophecy because of the effect of their subsequent strategy and tactics on fans’ social identity.




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Where’s that from deBear?

And what does it mean?
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Follow follow and it means Tim’s started it
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“You started it!”

“Ve did NOT start it!”

Etc,

First one a wee bit sore at the injection site
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Was it better when you got home?

comment by PointyBirds (U21890)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by deBear (U8633)
posted 1 minute ago
Ooh interesting...

There was evidence of a synergy in how Scottish police and Rangers fans understood the same group context. Whereas “ordinary” Rangers fans tended to see themselves as different from the neds.

Another facet to these these synergies were important because of the ability of the police to then impose their understanding of the context onto the Rangers fans through relatively undifferentiated forms of coercive police intervention
(e.g., kettling and the introduction of riot police). This interaction in turn served to unite additional ‘ordinary’ Rangers fans and the neds around a common
understanding of “victimhood” and an emergent perception of the legitimacy of violent “retaliation” against the police. Moreover, this emergent collective identity also empowered Rangers fans, such that retaliation was not only seen as proper but also as possible social action. This retaliation precipitated an upward spiral of conflict, culminating in a bigger riot. In other words, police expectations of a uniformly violent group acted as a self-fulfilling prophecy because of the effect of their subsequent strategy and tactics on fans’ social identity.




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Where’s that from deBear?

And what does it mean?
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For me it's an attempt to understand how even 'good' or normally well behaved fans can get caught up in anti-social behaviour...

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Mrs is just getting her jab the now.

I’ll give her another left and right if she’s cheeky later.

comment by deBear (U8633)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by PointyBirds (U21890)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by deBear (U8633)
posted 1 minute ago
Ooh interesting...

There was evidence of a synergy in how Scottish police and Rangers fans understood the same group context. Whereas “ordinary” Rangers fans tended to see themselves as different from the neds.

Another facet to these these synergies were important because of the ability of the police to then impose their understanding of the context onto the Rangers fans through relatively undifferentiated forms of coercive police intervention
(e.g., kettling and the introduction of riot police). This interaction in turn served to unite additional ‘ordinary’ Rangers fans and the neds around a common
understanding of “victimhood” and an emergent perception of the legitimacy of violent “retaliation” against the police. Moreover, this emergent collective identity also empowered Rangers fans, such that retaliation was not only seen as proper but also as possible social action. This retaliation precipitated an upward spiral of conflict, culminating in a bigger riot. In other words, police expectations of a uniformly violent group acted as a self-fulfilling prophecy because of the effect of their subsequent strategy and tactics on fans’ social identity.




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Where’s that from deBear?

And what does it mean?
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For me it's an attempt to understand how even 'good' or normally well behaved fans can get caught up in anti-social behaviour...

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Probably quite a lot of good psychology to back that up.
Although unfortunately I pied that in my first year. So no Algarve for me.

comment by NNH (U10730)
posted 25 seconds ago
Mrs is just getting her jab the now.

I’ll give her another left and right if she’s cheeky later.
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comment by PointyBirds (U21890)
posted 3 minutes ago
First one a wee bit sore at the injection site
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Was it better when you got home?
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Christ

Get some work done you overpaid council worker.

how mental will it be if that video of the rangers players is legit btw

club putting out statements about fans being a riddy then that comes out.

credibility in tatters.

i'd like to thank rangers, and their fans, for taking the attention away from the title win and providing me with some entertainment the last few days.

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