It goes round. It comes back. It is, in its way, perfect.
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The Auld Boy investigates the city's most loyal train.

Satire. The following is commentary by a fictional pigeon. It is not a news report.
It goes round. It comes back. It is, in its way, perfect.
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Member of the flock
A veteran of Glasgow life and former professional mast shitter on Clyde sailing ships, he has seen all this before and will tell you so over a pint.
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The pavement critic says the batter achieves 'structural integrity even after being dropped from a height'.