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Re: Living in Scotland
« Reply #60 on: October 15, 2020, 09:01:28 am »
Had a good reply to that but my phone crashed. Basically to keep it short. I agree with you but Deemo imo has a pathological obsession to the point he has stopped doing stuff he previously enjoyed purely because he can't tolerate other peoples views. The list is endless and all stuff he has said on here

Shame he has let it take over as he was a decent poster at the start of the old board

From what I can see Mo just gives as good as he gets.  He wears his heart on his sleeve and I admire that about him.

Also, did he really stop going to Dens because he can't tolerate other peoples views?  Or was it because he was rounded upon by guys sitting around him who actually couldn't tolerate Mo's views?  If it was the latter, then surely it's them who have the pathological obsession and not Mo?
You've read plenty on here in his own words that backs up what I say. I know you won't admit that though

I haven't though, but I've heard him say that he stopped going for the reason I outlined.  If you and Coyne had any moral fibre (no sniggering at the back!) then you'd be a bit sad that a fellow Dee was forced out by his own because of his views.

It's almost like you have a pathological obsession with him.
Plenty other stuff on here about giving up watching Scotland after 20 years, wanting to move country, changing football teams, no doubt boycotting certain places, spending his day in the pub laughing at the SNP (sounds a right hoot) you can mention Dundee but plenty other stuff in his own words
Changing football teams ? 🤔