From a Scotsman.
Sunday, 15 February 2009
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subrosa said...
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My apologies for bad spelling. Should be their not they're. Was running between here and the kitchen (poor excuse I know).
I occasionally buy the Sunday Times, about 6 times a year possibly. It's good in summer to feel a newspaper in your hands when sitting in the sunshine. -
8:57 pm, February 15, 2009
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Conan the Librarian™ said...
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I read the SoS. But in my defence I don't buy it, my work does.
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12:05 am, February 16, 2009
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Key bored warrior. said...
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Rosie, you just wanted us to know you live in a huge castle where you actualy have room to build up speed to run to your kitchen to chastise cook. I knew their was the whiff of aristocracy there ;o)
Conan, do you really work in a Library?
I'm on the blog again because I have done a mischief to my back lifting a differential. -
11:14 am, February 18, 2009
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I hope you read the paper in the supermarket KW and didn't spend money on it. No they never put Scottish edition online. They're meagre effort in the daily edition is usually one or two days old too.
15 February 2009 19:02
I'm sad to say that in a moment of weakness I actually bought the sodding thing. I do my best in my own wee way to support local business, and it was about all that was left by the time I got there, apart from a fly blown copy of SOS, which I would not hang behind the cludgy door.
It would be interesting to find out what paers bloggers buy. Especially us "Cybernats," I do most of my reading on line.
There was also a very good article by Marc Coleman showing the Irish side of the story. It is not as bad as the Labour liars like Murphy and the rest of the inmates of "the intellectual vacum," would have us believe.
What inspiration you provide Rosie.
I think I will move this to the main page, it is to good to languish amongst the comments ;o)
15 February 2009 19:46
Let us not forget that Marc Coleman replied to Jim Murphy's sneers about the Irish nation.
The Norwegian amabassodor had to write to stop Labours lies.
And also the Premier of Iceland.
But what a huffing and puffing there was when the French ctitcised the UK and also the Germans had a pop at Brown.
Such hypocrosy and lies is all we get now from this tired old useless Unionist kabal, what a sad sad joke they have become, the sooner we get rid of them the better this nation will become. I will now attempt to let this go until next Sunday.
Goodnight.