Aarrr sh!t Scotty! !!

Don't slip now!!!

 Ive been cheering them on all game. Seymour has been awesome.

 Clancy is a terrible ref, gave Scotland nothing

 2 solid games in a row by Scotland ...dare we hope?
Freeeeeèdommmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!

 I like Scotland - but was disappointed in what Ireland and France produced,   I think the better team this year may just be Wales - even though they were were questionable against the Irish.
May IO add something - I do not think the Irish are fit- they lose matches at the end of the game.   The French barely beat both Italy and I reland - and the English in their first game was pedantic and utterly boring.   
Like the Scots though - the punch above their weight.  

 Yeah, the couple of 6 N games I have watched have been a bore - not an advertisement for the game of rugby. Even as forward brawls they were lacking. 
The poor weee Scots can't seem to break out of the basement. They are forever trying hard with no real results. Brave scots yes but sadly that's about it.

Then  WP 
Bested Samson Lee
So the Scots they led by three
And when James was away
For a try you'd say
Tailor made the play 
But a Roberts fend
Set an ominous trend 
And Wales began to mend
Then Georgie North
he sallied forth

And really won the day
For Tailor's  try 
Running Priestland by
For Scotland came too late.
And as the whistle blew
One surely knew 
T'was the usual Scottish fate.

Yawn Moffie.....that is pathetic

Gosh for a moment I was wounded and then I recalled your old posts with without spelling software, and remembered you are an illiterate.

Wales / Scotland the only game worth watching. Losing Hogg was a real blow for Scotland - really seemed to be a momentum shift. Cotter has done a good job resurrecting that team.
The fact that Ireland couldn't put away a bumbling French team is a bad sign. Surely they don't miss old man O'Connell that much? The mojo they had in the last couple years is gone.
Took an intercept try against Italy for England to really get on the front foot. Don't see much impact from Eddie yet in the game plan or execution, expected much better. There seems to be a real lack of athleticism and clever touches in the squad. Too much focus on brawn.

"Yawn Moffie.....that is pathetic"
Wehe! It's actually beyond pathetic. You'd need some new word to adequately describe that cringeworthy effort. I actually feel a bit embarrassed for the old fop.
Moffie is completely lacking in self-awareness in a lot of areas but none more so than his embarrassingly childish creative writing or poetry skills.
Cue . . . err . . . "queue" (sic) . . . one of his Gimps arriving to stroke his ego, praise his puerile poetic effort and to have a snap and a snarl at Saffex and Rooinek!
LMAO!

Actually old chap , you only have to use (sic) with "queue" when it's in an incorrect context. There is nothing wrong with the spelling. Wait long enough and this fool turns an advantage into calamity every time......LMAO!

Whooooooosh!!!
I wonder if this will help the doddering old fool understand the context . . .
mozart
 
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February 06, 2016, 06:42:32

Ah right on queue, the old Queen. 

Sorry to anyone else who finds this repetition tiresome but the old fossil needs to be spoon fed at his age.

I see you recognized that you had to provide context for the (sic) to make sense.....thanks for proving my point. Game, set and match again...LMAO!

No, I only provided the context to the painfully stupid person who didn't get it the first time.

 Your use of "queue (sic)" is laughably wrong out of context. Live with it, you have screwed up again.

 No, my use of "queue (sic)" is 100% correct.
Basically one uses "sic" to say "I know this is the incorrect spelling (or grammar) but I'm spelling it like the other idiot spelt it" . . . exactly as I did when I used "queue" instead of the word most educated people know was the correct word in that context, which is "cue".
Looks like Moffie's English usage is about as good as his poetry.
LMAO!

 Wrong. Queue is perfectly correct spelling....having (sic) attached to it, you have to provide the context. Your use of (sic) above, misses the context, just as my use of  'queue' was in the incorrect context.
 I know having failed all else in life these little grammatical points are important to you, and how galling it is when I correct you. But there is nothing you can do about it...you screwed up.  Oops was that a preposition at the end of a sentence....LMAO!

Oh stop being so defensive and obtuse you pompous and overbearing old blowhard! 
You used "queue" when you should have used "cue" - unless you're so stupid that that fundamental fact hasn't even sunk in yet - and I was teasing you for the mistake you are yet to acknowledge . . . but you are so utterly lacking in humour (and integrity) that you're now trying to bore everyone to death with your tedious (and laughably ignorant) English lessons in the hope that no-one notices your earlier blunder.
Stop being such a crashing bore and stop trying to pretend you didn't use the wrong word. No-one is saying "queue" is spelt incorrectly, but it's the wrong word when you're saying something is "on cue". That is why "sic" is appropriate.
Got it now, dumbo?
Sheesh . . .

On the contrary I have acknowledged my earlier mistake, I'm simply waiting for you to acknowledge your own error. LMAO!

 Poor old Moffie owned yet again .....bwhaaahaaaaa 

 Ah the Lackey declares victory for his master.

 Moffie getting his arse kicked...why not bore us with another feeble poem....Moffie the scribe...bwhaaahaaaaa 

A scribe is somebody who copies documents you ignorant shortass.

 Bullshit he is not...he is one who is a man of the written word you ignorant prick 

 Collins.....your master's preferred source:
noun

1. a person who copies documents, esp a person who made handwritten copies before the invention of printing
2. a clerk or public copyist
3. (Old Testament) a recognized scholar and teacher of the Jewish Law
4. (Judaism) a man qualified to write certain documents in accordance with religious requirements
5. an author or journalist: used humorously
6. another name for scriber

 Someone who writes you dumb prick 

"Someone who writes", the English language is just too much for you. But don't take my word for it, believe Mr Collins. Game, set and match....again.

Nope I said you were a scribe you dumbass someone who wrote....you wrote a pathetic poem...Fuck wit..the only game set and match is mine 

Doesn't really matter what you said, in the light of Collins not saying it...does it. Owned.

 It matters exactly what I said.....leading you to looking stupid once again. Collins speaks of writing as do I. ...hellooooo 

 Synonyms for poet from the English Thesaurus....kindly point out where 'scribe' features:

=  bard,  rhymer,  lyricist,  lyric poet,  versifier,  maker (archaic),  elegist 

 I said writer you dumb fuck not poet.
It would be an insult to the word calling you a poet 

 No you were referring directly to poetry...here's the proof
 Moffie getting his arse kicked...why not bore us with another feeble poem....Moffie the scribe...bwhaaahaaaaa 


The scribe ignorantly referred to me writing a poem. You are just a stupid Mong Vetsak and hopelessly outclassed. Lie down.