Off Topic Pointless point-scoring thread

Twa cheeks o the same erchie, ken neebs?

 

how in the **** would tying their hands before a game stop them singing?

Or am I doing a Mindy?

 

I think he means the profoundly deaf fans who use BSL to wind up the opposition.

 

http://www.celticfc.net/news/7718

I cant spot Mr Lawwell...can you?

 

A CAMPAIGN supported by the official Rangers fans board is to lobby First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to make the use of the word 'hun' illegal following the online abuse of pop singer Amy Macdonald.

The move is linked to an internet petition which says the word is a term of "religious hatred, a derogatory and sectarian term for a Protestant".

The campaigners say those using the phrase should be treated no differently than those who use offensive words to describe Catholics.

Daft huns.

 

Desperate stuff from the Huns.

 

Hun

How is that Sectarian? The Huns don't like it is all but it's certainly not sectarian.

 

**** sake. hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun hun
hun
hun
hun

 

Hunners of Huns there

 

36 to be precise.

 

The term Hunners actually means many in Glasgow slang and interestingly enough was first recorded as being used to ascertain how many blows to the head one Mr William Winton took from a wooden paddle

36 was the precise number

 

I think that's the first time you've made me laugh

 

Gambol will be fuming

 

Every day's a school day.

Glasgow ----

1. Urban Dictionary: hunners
   www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hunners
   
   There was hunners o' polis efter us, but Ah gied thum tha slip, ken! (Many police officers attempted to apprehend me but I was able to elude them.).

Aberdeen ---
Urban Dictionary: hunners
www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hunners

many, a lot. From a buchery of the word 'hundreds'.Ah've told you hunners ae times, dinnae pick yer nose wi yer fork.

 

Back in the day both sets of OF fans used to sing go home ya huns. Only in the last 30 years or so has it been applied to Rangers fans alone. Who knows why, i've no idea but the argument put forward is that Hun equates to Germans and therefore means Protestant is ludicrous. As i've said many a time, I was a Prod, born and bred in the east end of Glasgow and NO ONE has ever called me a Hun.

Hun may mean Protestant in Northern Ireland but it does not automatically follow that we start outlawing terms that may have a derogatory meaning in another country. I personally seldom use it though so if they do ban it I could'nt care leass.

 

^^^^^^

HUN!

 

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/disabled-piece-s-vile-twitter-5258255

 

When will the thick huns learn? Goram is a fat pisshead.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/andy-goram-tells-sfa-dave-5260226

 

how in the **** can they think he'll get the okay from the league?

then again, it is Scotland