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New Partick Thistle mascot "Lisa Simpson, the crystal meth years" pic.twitter.com/fGQ1SMUGbh
— Jimbo (@BarcaJim) June 22, 2015
If Begbie from Trainspotting was a mascot...@IrvineWelsh pic.twitter.com/eQyKFtzaOP — Ian McGarry (@garbosj) June 22, 2015
@ThistleTweet @davidshrigley OMG seriously? No way man! That monobrow alone is terrifying.
— Gartcairn Juniors (@CairnJuniors) June 22, 2015
@ThistleTweet @davidshrigley KILL IT — Ant (@B6_Casual) June 22, 2015
@ThistleTweet Kill it with fire
— SuperHans. (@RM_1888) June 22, 2015
@ThistleTweet That's something from the Mr Men universe set in Scotland!!! Little Miss Special Brew?
— Jon Rogers (@BigGrantHolt) June 22, 2015
@ThistleTweet @davidshrigley Don't listen to the haters. This is the best thing that's ever existed. FACT.
— boglestone (@boglestone) June 22, 2015
@ThistleTweet @STVGrant @davidshrigley What in God's name is that!!?
— Matthew Leslie (@mattleslie74) June 22, 2015
@ThistleTweet spongebob square pants meets a VO5 hair wax advert.
— Christopher Barr (@barrchristopher) June 22, 2015
@ThistleTweet @davidshrigley I won't sleep tonight
— Blasto (@enkindle_this) June 22, 2015
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