I heard it referred to as The Glarby when I lived in Glasgow which I quite like. Sounds more Scottish anyway, never quite got why it didn't morph into "Auld".
I am watching the Rangers V Celtic game and realised I have no idea why it's called the "old firm derby".
It turns out that nobody else knows either. There are various theories but no one actually knows.
BTW..... as a neutral its a good game.
I've always thought of it as a vaguely ominous shorthand for a largely unshakeable institution which runs Scottish football. When you consider that's pretty much what they do, it's a decent enough description...
Besides the rhyme about days in a month, another way I've used in recent decades as a guide is to work my way through my knuckles and the dips inbetween, starting at the index knuckle on a loosely clenched fist (then returning to index knuckle after little finger knuckle)...
Each knuckle month is 31 days
Each dip has 30, except Feb
Early start. Tyre looked fine. My track pump is now erroneously reading 10 psi below so I then inflated to the correct pressure. On setting off it went soft again !
It is on an ebike rear motor hub so I made a change of plan and replaced the untrustworthy tube. I might attempt another fix and then test to pressure on a spare 20" wheel.It forced a change of plan on my ride, having intended to get the bus up towards Carter Bar for a probable ride across to Thropton.
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