Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 2

[Edinburger]

Caulkhead said:

Rollin said:

Support for independence dropping even further, down to 28%. Will only get worse for Salmond when the courts force him to stop hiding information.

http://m.scotsman.com/news/scottish-independence-n...

Cue a chorus from VP and ED decrying polls and the biased rag that printed it. As usual.

I'm not decrying that. I show a passing interest in the polls but that's it. Views are largely irellevant until information is published and campaigns start. And although The Scotsman isn't in favour of independenc it's still a decent read.

[Edinburger]

simoid said:

You missed a trick: "Isagimp"

LOL

[Edinburger]

thinfourth2 said:

simoid said:

Quite disappointed in people who waste time and energy worrying about how to organise and independent Scotland. You'd be as well organising a Martian government.

Bill Hill's offer 7/1 for independence by 2020. Classic case of 'put a fiver on, and you'll get 0 back'.

Well lets see if anyone from the YES side is brave enough to put their money where their mouth is?

I might but which currency would the winnings be paid in??

[simoid]

Edinburger said:

I might but which currency would the winnings be paid in??

$NZ if you take my odds, cos I'll have emigrated

[Caulkhead]

Edinburger said:

Caulkhead said:

Rollin said:

Support for independence dropping even further, down to 28%. Will only get worse for Salmond when the courts force him to stop hiding information.

http://m.scotsman.com/news/scottish-independence-n...

Cue a chorus from VP and ED decrying polls and the biased rag that printed it. As usual.

I'm not decrying that. I show a passing interest in the polls but that's it. Views are largely irellevant until information is published and campaigns start. And although The Scotsman isn't in favour of independenc it's still a decent read.

Individually polls mean little, the trend many show however, is unwise to ignore.

The steady reduction in support for independence is not because independence is inherently bad for Scotland, it is because of the way the SNP rides rough shod over facts and the electorate. Mark my words, it is the SNP that will cost Scotland independence, nothing else.

[Edinburger]

simoid said:

Edinburger said:

I might but which currency would the winnings be paid in??

$NZ if you take my odds, cos I'll have emigrated

I'll pass then. It's a hell of a drive to collect my winnings.

[thinfourth2]

Edinburger said:

simoid said:

Edinburger said:

I might but which currency would the winnings be paid in??

$NZ if you take my odds, cos I'll have emigrated

I'll pass then. It's a hell of a drive to collect my winnings.

I'll pick them up for you

[Edinburger]

Caulkhead said:

Edinburger said:

Caulkhead said:

Rollin said:

Support for independence dropping even further, down to 28%. Will only get worse for Salmond when the courts force him to stop hiding information.

http://m.scotsman.com/news/scottish-independence-n...

Cue a chorus from VP and ED decrying polls and the biased rag that printed it. As usual.

I'm not decrying that. I show a passing interest in the polls but that's it. Views are largely irellevant until information is published and campaigns start. And although The Scotsman isn't in favour of independenc it's still a decent read.

Individually polls mean little, the trend many show however, is unwise to ignore.

The steady reduction in support for independence is not because independence is inherently bad for Scotland, it is because of the way the SNP rides rough shod over facts and the electorate. Mark my words, it is the SNP that will cost Scotland independence, nothing else.

I don't deny that's a contributing factor but I think the year of 'Britishness' must also impact the general view.

[Edinburger]

thinfourth2 said:

Edinburger said:

simoid said:

Edinburger said:

I might but which currency would the winnings be paid in??

$NZ if you take my odds, cos I'll have emigrated

I'll pass then. It's a hell of a drive to collect my winnings.

I'll pick them up for you

Seriously? I'm pretty sure NZ have a strict immigration policy. Not sure they'll welcome a gun-toting drink driver with open arms

[Rollin]

Edinburger said:

Caulkhead said:

Edinburger said:

Caulkhead said:

Rollin said:

Support for independence dropping even further, down to 28%. Will only get worse for Salmond when the courts force him to stop hiding information.

http://m.scotsman.com/news/scottish-independence-n...

Cue a chorus from VP and ED decrying polls and the biased rag that printed it. As usual.

I'm not decrying that. I show a passing interest in the polls but that's it. Views are largely irellevant until information is published and campaigns start. And although The Scotsman isn't in favour of independenc it's still a decent read.

Individually polls mean little, the trend many show however, is unwise to ignore.

The steady reduction in support for independence is not because independence is inherently bad for Scotland, it is because of the way the SNP rides rough shod over facts and the electorate. Mark my words, it is the SNP that will cost Scotland independence, nothing else.

I don't deny that's a contributing factor but I think the year of 'Britishness' must also impact the general view.

More to do with the centuries of Britishness

[Edinburger]

Rollin said:

Edinburger said:

Caulkhead said:

Edinburger said:

Caulkhead said:

Rollin said:

Support for independence dropping even further, down to 28%. Will only get worse for Salmond when the courts force him to stop hiding information.

http://m.scotsman.com/news/scottish-independence-n...

Cue a chorus from VP and ED decrying polls and the biased rag that printed it. As usual.

I'm not decrying that. I show a passing interest in the polls but that's it. Views are largely irellevant until information is published and campaigns start. And although The Scotsman isn't in favour of independenc it's still a decent read.

Individually polls mean little, the trend many show however, is unwise to ignore.

The steady reduction in support for independence is not because independence is inherently bad for Scotland, it is because of the way the SNP rides rough shod over facts and the electorate. Mark my words, it is the SNP that will cost Scotland independence, nothing else.

I don't deny that's a contributing factor but I think the year of 'Britishness' must also impact the general view.

More to do with the centuries of Britishness

Because the Scots have no cultural or national pride at all

[mcdjl]

Edinburger said:

Because the Scots have no cultural or national pride at all

Well apparently the English don't.....

[TheHeretic]

mcdjl said:

Edinburger said:

Because the Scots have no cultural or national pride at all

Well apparently the English don't.....

I see what you did there.

[Edinburger]

mcdjl said:

Edinburger said:

Because the Scots have no cultural or national pride at all

Well apparently the English don't.....

Aye, we know that

[ViperPict]

Caulkhead said:

Edinburger said:

Caulkhead said:

Rollin said:

Support for independence dropping even further, down to 28%. Will only get worse for Salmond when the courts force him to stop hiding information.

http://m.scotsman.com/news/scottish-independence-n...

Cue a chorus from VP and ED decrying polls and the biased rag that printed it. As usual.

I'm not decrying that. I show a passing interest in the polls but that's it. Views are largely irellevant until information is published and campaigns start. And although The Scotsman isn't in favour of independenc it's still a decent read.

Individually polls mean little, the trend many show however, is unwise to ignore.

The steady reduction in support for independence is not because independence is inherently bad for Scotland, it is because of the way the SNP rides rough shod over facts and the electorate. Mark my words, it is the SNP that will cost Scotland independence, nothing else.

They may well come out with a fairly major announcement closer to the referendum. With any luck.

[TheHeretic]

Regarding what?

[thinfourth2]

ViperPict said:

They may well come out with a fairly major announcement closer to the referendum. With any luck.

By which time it will be too late

But if you belive the YES vote will win lets see you put your money where your mouth is

odds are currently 7 to 1

invest £100 and you will get £700 back

I've got money on the NO vote and the odd were way worse

[Edinburger]

thinfourth2 said:

ViperPict said:

They may well come out with a fairly major announcement closer to the referendum. With any luck.

By which time it will be too late

But if you belive the YES vote will win lets see you put your money where your mouth is

odds are currently 7 to 1

invest £100 and you will get £700 back

I've got money on the NO vote and the odd were way worse

No, if you invest £100 at 7/1 you'd get £800 back as the stake is added to returns.

[simoid]

"in·vest·ment/inˈves(t)mənt/
Noun:

The action or process of investing money for profit or material result.
A thing that is worth buying because it may be profitable or useful in the future."




We'll have to agree to disagree on your use of the EnglishBritish Language!

[Edinburger]

simoid said:

"in·vest·ment/inˈves(t)mənt/
Noun:

The action or process of investing money for profit or material result.
A thing that is worth buying because it may be profitable or useful in the future."




We'll have to agree to disagree on your use of the EnglishBritish Language!

True! I should have said "If you bet £100..."