Hairy Scot

Those two look positively neanderthal. Is one of them the missing link?

Couldn't embed this one. Victor and Winston are Still Game for it:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blx-t1rlHhk&feature=youtu.be

https://www.britannica.com/on-this-day/November-21

Saturday 23rd November Celtic 15:00 Livingston.....................1 Hibernian 15:00 Motherwell....................2 Kilmarnock 15:00 Heart of Midlothian.......1 St Mirren 15:00 Ross County...................2 Sunday 24th November Hamilton Academical 12:15 Rangers.......2 St Johnstone 15:00 Aberdeen......2 Tuesday 26th November St Mirren 19:45 Hibernian........2

https://www.britannica.com/on-this-day/November-20

Why not switch channels? There is a wide choice of rubbish available.

What is the big attraction with dago managers? Seems to me that most clubs did well long before it became fashionable to have some johnny foreigner running the show.

They are both buffoons! Neither is capable of organising a pissup in a brewery.

GretaThunberg is apparently experiencing early onset menopause; she hasn't demonstrated this month..

Admirable, but unattainable thanks to the PLPC and all of the other flakes.

https://www.britannica.com/on-this-day/November-19

I didn't intend to start a poll. My reason for starting the thread was that the Avast Browser appears to address a number of privacy concerns which typically have to be handled by extensions or plug-ins in the major browsers, and I thought that might be of interest to those of us who detest ads, pop-ups, and other unsolicited notifications.

I'm sure we all have a preferred browser. For a long time mine has been Firefox, although I do make use of Chrome and Microsoft Edge for some activities. For internet security and anti-virus I use Avast Premium. The latest update of Avast Premium introduced me to Avast Secure Browser. Apparently this has been around for a year or so, but since I always reject announcements I was not aware of it. Bundling it with an update was a nice ploy, and it did get my attention. Anyway, I'm trying it out and so far so good. If you're interested here is a report from BestAntivirusPro.org:- https://bestantiviruspro.org/blog/is-avast-secure-browser-good/

If Celtic, Rangers or both reach the last 16 of the Europa League, then Sunday games will go ahead in the Premiership before Scotland's Euro 2020 play-off in March, despite the SFA requesting extra training time for Steve Clarke's squad. (Daily Record) Scotland boss Steve Clarke's says he's not interested in revenge over Kazakhstan tomorrow, just three points and a good performance. (Sun) Odsonne Edouard is interesting top Italian sides Lazio, Napoli and Roma but the trio have been put off by Celtic's high valuation of the strike - according to a report in Italy. (Daily Record) Ryan Jack says Rangers' Europa League run prepared him for his competitive Scotland bow as he stakes claim for a regular place with the national team. (Daily Record) Greg Taylor is determined to use his exploits with Scotland as a catalyst for an upturn in his club fortunes with Celtic. (Herald) Motherwell defender Declan Gallagher says he almost cried knowing his family were watching as he made his Scotland debut in Cyprus on Saturday. (Sun) Lawrence Shankland has withdrawn from the Scotland squad but Dundee United have reassured supporters that their star striker hasn't picked up a serious injury and is likely to play at the weekend. (Courier) Kazakhstan manager Michal Bilek insists it will be his adopted country's greatest achievement if they can beat Scotland again and claim third spot in the Euro 2020 qualifying group. (Daily Express, print edition) Celtic winger Lewis Morgan backs his former manager Jack Ross to transform Hibs' fortunes - but laughed off the suggestion he was being lined up as a potential loan signing for the Easter Road club. (Evening Times) John Hughes wants to speak to Falkirk about replacing Ray McKinnon as manager a decade after he first left the Bairns. (Daily Record) OTHER GOSSIP Glasgow's Kash Farooq is demanding a rematch from Edinburgh's Lee McGregor after losing his British bantamweight title to the Commonwealth champion on Saturday on a controversial split decision. (Daily Mail, print edition) Robert MacIntyre says it would be "unbelievable" to finish the season as the European Tour 'Rookie of the Year' following his seventh top-10 finish of the season. (Bunkered)

https://www.britannica.com/on-this-day/November-18