Most successful club outside of Glasgow?

[ManDingo 20"/20"]

You really are a dick.

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[Barrie Lochrie]

Have you saw the sign for Partick Rail Station

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[Girvan Loyal 1690]

EDGE is fae Twechar

 

[Barrie Lochrie]

I'm a Dennistonian first and an Anderstononian second then a Glaswegian.

Dennis Anderson?

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=d...bMebI0QW2nYCoBA&ved=0CCwQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=908

 

[Barrie Lochrie]

EDGE is fae Twechar

Twechar Young Defenders

 

[RebelBhoy]

You really are a dick.

For knowing what a word means.

touchy.

 

[Barrie Lochrie]

No one can stoke up EDGEs beel like Rebel, he ****ing hates him

I don't hate anycunt, let alone some internet nobody who wants to spend his life arguing with other nobodies on the internet.

And I'm perfectly happy just now, no beel for me please.

 

[Girvan Loyal 1690]

Beelin!!!

 

[DevAdvocate]

Have you saw the sign for Partick Rail Station

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I'm afraid you will have to check with chapper whether that's a "Sign" or not, he's read the Network Rail handbook

 

[The Raging Oxter]

I don't hate anycunt, let alone some internet nobody who wants to spend his life arguing with other nobodies on the internet.

Says the daftie who's spent half the day arguing about what the word 'incorporated' means

 

[Barrie Lochrie]

Says the daftie who's spent half the day arguing about what the word 'incorporated' means

I realise this now

 

[RebelBhoy]

I've asked you 3/4 times now to explain your interpretation of what incorporated means, yet you can't provide any sort of explanation.

Guess you can't then.

I know what the word means. I accepted your definition

Well, you're wrong, unless you have a technicality that you wish to use.

Incorporated is the past tense of incorporate:

Verb

1. To include (something) as a part.

Only a spastic like you would suggest that it means Govan became a part of Glasgow.

 

[Otto Flayshow]

For knowing what a word means.

touchy.

Can you explain what is wrong with Edge's use of the word as shown below?

Govan was incorporated into Glasgow

 

[Ciaran]

Says the daftie who's spent half the day arguing about what the word 'incorporated' means

Rebel wasn't even arguing too he was just telling EDGE he was wrong and stupid sending EDGE to the 4 corners of the internet

 

[Gambol]

I think it's fairly obvious what Rebel is getting at and I suspect you all do

Unless, I've totally mis-read the situation by only half-reading the thread...

Is Glasgow the "holding company" behind Govan?

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[DevAdvocate]

Did Govan not used to float on the Clyde, and the people on the shore of what is now Govan south grabbed it and claimed it?

 

[ManDingo 20"/20"]

Rebel wasn't even arguing too he was just telling EDGE he was wrong and stupid sending EDGE to the 4 corners of the internet

Rebel doesn't talk, debate or chat - he argues.

PS: You're a paddy ****ebag ****

 

[DevAdvocate]

Rebel doesn't talk, debate or chat - he argues.

PS: You're a paddy ****ebag ****

You said that about me, we are all the same us Taigs.

 

[RebelBhoy]

Can you explain what is wrong with Edge's use of the word as shown below?

Nothing at all.

I never suggested there was.

 

[Barrie Lochrie]

Only a spastic like you would suggest that it means Govan became a part of Glasgow.

So, 1911 Govan is a town in it's own right, by 1913 it's in the City of Glasgow boundary.

Govan became part of Glasgow, it was incorporated into Glasgow, it became an area of Glasgow, it's now in Glasgow.

I believe the phrase is

PWNED