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I'm sure they'll cope without me.

True but there's a long list of dull reasons to sit this one out. I was only going in order to take him and his mate as a make up game for the Cardiff fiasco. What is it with his mate and fog?

Were it not for the witness being a teacher I might have called bullploppies. Him kicking the ball hard and accurately, does sound like a case of mistaken identity. #bad-dad

Details are sketchy at the moment, and as is customary with such events and a 12 year old, about to get sketchier. :lol: A teacher saw him larrup the ball at another kid and run away laughing as it hit them. Bloody idiot!

The game is off for the Stat's. At lunchtime my bloody idiot son landed himself in an hour detention, for kicking a ball at some other kid. Clearly there can only be one consequence - bloody idiot. .

Don't worry that'll be wrong too. :rolleyes:

I just enjoy the word and it's onomatopoeia tendencies. As I don't know any Scotchist I even looked it up, so you need to take up the issue with this site:- http://scottishsceptic.co.uk/2014/11/28/scots-more-words-for-rain-than-eskimos-for-snow/

I was channeling my inner Scotchlander.

The early morning fog has lifted here and been replaced by a very dreach day, in the better half of Sussex. What little wind is coming your way.