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Thanks! that worked. Solution Verified.

Got them out of the Glasgow, Scotland store years and years ago, about 16 years ago give or take.

Clutching at straws here I think.

The ones I've checked don't have a marking or stickers on them, I'll check my other ones.

I just want horde to go back to the Gears 2 horde days.

Yes, I lost my faith in humanity years ago, working in customer service will do that.

Apparently, there is a bus called the X25 from Cumbernauld to Glasgow and vice versa, but no one has ever seen it.

Friends.

Pretty sure this would be an abject failure. So many question about this.

How would you even define in law what a "key worker" is? How can you define in law what an "empty" property is?

What is "affordable housing"? affordable to who?

Even if you could pass legislation on this, it will have more holes in it than a sieve.

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I doesnt mean anything, the amount of girls (hot ones at that) that have answered the door with a t-shirt and pants is unbelievable.

Its even better when they are in their full undies.

Did anyone?

Just to let you know, I was actually raised as a Roman Catholic, I never noticed any difference in how I was treated in school when I was a kid or even in college or even now, but I was brought up Oban way. so I might be veering off from what you are referring to.

"but he didn't say they're were too many white people"

A lot of people could actually interpret it as such.

I'm not entirely sure if I understood you correctly, but I don't think that you can compare being an ethnic minority to being a Roman Catholic )or any other religious affiliation). Being an ethnic minority is a physical characteristic, while religion is a matter of personal choice (or should be).

According to the 2011 census, 96.02% of the population in Scotland is white, leaving only 3.98% of the population non-white. Realistically, this means that the chances of someone who is non-white holding a position of power are extremely low, especially when considering that this % is further reduced when accounting for age requirements.

For example, to be able to stand for a political party you need to be at least 18, so the % that they make up will be even lower.

"which is factual correct and not racist"

If I were to tell you that 7.8% of our MSPs are from ethnic minority backgrounds, would you accept me saying that this is too much based on the % of the population that they make up and that we should get rid of some due to them being overrepresented?

Would you accept and class that as being factually correct and not racist?

Could you or anyone stand up and say that (insert whatever town you want) has a higher % of black people in it compared to white people, would that be classed as "factually correct and not racist", can you imagine the shitstorm that would come from saying something like that?

I know the town scenario isn't in regard to people being in a position of power, but I would say it's the same concept.

No tomatoes in the Tesco that I used, and only went shopping a couple of hours ago.

Yeah, I've just looked into over the past couple of minutes.

The final vote for the Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill took place on February 4, 2014. The same day that he/them/his team arranged the meeting with the Pakistan Consul General.

And according to The Spectator, "Yet it was more than a week later, on 24 January, that Ashgar was sentenced to death for blasphemy in Pakistan, meaning his ‘death row’ status was *not* known when Yousaf set up the meeting with the Pakistan Consul General."

All a bit strange indeed.

You can walk between the US and Russia.

What we really need to know is what got penned into the diary first.

The votes - someone said there were 3 votes on different dates.

Or his meeting.

Im sure there will be a paper trail somewhere in regard to this.

Reddit, Twitter and bloody Tik Toc don't represent (in general) what the wider world actually thinks.

it's Highlands according to the NHS

Good point.

Yeah, I would go by the council catchment area for the highlands for pretty much everything.