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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 13h

Exactly. The problem I have is the one that the original poster highlights though - the SNP may talk about independence but they have no viable route to it. Asking Westminster for another referendum we know they won't grant isn't it. They need an alternative route when that fails.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 17h

Yesterday was a perfect example of why you never have all your eggs in one basket. Vodafone went down in the middle of the work day, wiping out my broadband. I was able to continue working because I could tether my laptop to my phone which I have contracted through EE.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 17h

And... that's James Brown in my head now. I did laugh at the McGinn reference in the blurb. Jobby is such a brilliant Scottish work, criminally underrated.

SFF Podcast 🎙️ @sffpodcast.bsky.social · 17h

S15E19 Living in America. Featuring Josh, Danny, Laurie and guest Daris.

S15E19 Living in America

Scotland are 10 points, level with Denmark at the top of the group and are now within touching distance of the World Cup - so the lads hit the important debating points, what is Scotland's world cup song - Born in The USA by Springsteen or Living In America by James Brown? Danny, Laurie, Josh and debutant Daris debrief Two Jobby Performances but six massive points and while doing so, manage to name every player to have scored under Steve Clarke.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 1d

Sounds like a lot went wrong around Hayden Christensen, that seems to be where most of the criticism is heading. But we stayed clear of that so other than it being a bit too crowded in the middle of the day I had a great time!

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 1d

I love the vibe there too. I've seen criticism of the organising of it this year, and it's probably justified unfortunately, but for the most part they do a good job. But it's the attendees that make it. Everyone was so friendly and approachable, happy to pose for photos and compliment each other.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 1d

People who know me would have sworn that if I was going to cosplay at comic con then it would have been something related to Star Trek. Probably including me tbf.

But no, I was wandering around Comic Con Scotland on Saturday dressed as the Sixth Doctor. Loved the experience, would do it again!

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 2d

Scotland have got six points despite being woeful this week. I mean… okay? But surely we can’t get away with that again next month?

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 2d

This qualifying group could easily come down to goal difference.

Clarke: I’ll go one up front at home to the worst team in the group and it’s not even the one that was more effective on Thursday night.

Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 4d

I keep forgetting Quantum Leap was an 80s show. Probably because it ages me never mind Scott Bakula!

Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 4d

Here we are! From January 2005!

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 4d

Oh that's a good six years after the Huddleboard photoshop!

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 4d

That was definitely Jingle Jackson's exclusive. How he survived that, I'll never know.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 4d

That's... that's SO not what rawdogging means. They need to rethink the term they're using for zoning out or there's going to be a lot of misunderstanding. Or just use the existing terms, I dunno. But definitely not rawdogging.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 4d

I've got coffee, I've got work that's going to suck today anyway, I'm going in.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 5d

Lyndon Dykes has never heard the phrase “beware the Greeks bearing gifts”

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 5d

First question to Steve Clarke should be “why did it take the Greeks scoring for us to get the finger out and show some urgency?”

Dreadful performance, but credit for picking the pockets of the diving Greeks (who were falling about just as much in March by the way)

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 5d

Taxi for a Fanny!

Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 5d

We are grim for most of this game, but our set pieces have actually been decent. I think more because the Greeks are woeful at defending them to be fair.

Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 5d

The Dutchman drawing those VAR lines has definitely been on the sauce tonight.

Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 5d

Imagine Celtic were actually rubbish at the ineffective tippy tappy sideways pish.

That’s Scotland tonight.

180 minutes of the Greeks being better than us now this year. Still folk cling to the first 45 minutes of that playoff back in March.

Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 6d

Listening to this and it boils my piss that Celtic think they’ve been qualifying in Europe. Haven’t won a qualifier since Jablonec and AZ in 2021 and that was after losing to Midtjylland (and thus failed). Haven’t qualified for the right tournament since Linfield, Rosenborg and Astana in 2017!

RGC A Celtic Podcast @rgcceltic.bsky.social · 7d

First of the two pods this week is live.

There's a bit of chat about the meeting but we've decided to wait until the dust settles and we've had time to digest events before discussing it in depth

There's some moaning about the last two games as you can imagine.

pod.link/1781046320

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 6d

Yeah, I’m the same with both Sheridan and Lyta. I liked Loxley, but she’s in too late to do anything tangible and not around for half of it too. And it’s hard to follow Ivanova. And all of that in a season where the first half of it didn’t really work. It picked up with the Drakh.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 6d

I would have loved to have seen what B5 looked like without all the pivoting. So a properly planned five year arc that's allowed to play out, the lack of a need to replace the commander after one year or the telepath after a couple. That said, I think B5 pivoted amazingly well for the most part.

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Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 6d

With the SNP talking up independence but no route to it, the Lib Dems seem like the only party worth listening to right now. Ed Davey talks a lot of sense. But they're getting next to no coverage in comparison, and I'm not sure trust in them has been restored after their 2010 betrayal anyway.

Krys @krys.kujawa.co.uk · 6d

The Tories seem to know their time is up and are now just saying all sorts of unfounded things to try and get some support. Reform have taken a significant part of their far right base, with Labour scooping up the more moderate Tories (knowing their traditional left have nowhere to go in protest)

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