Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 5

[McWigglebum4th]

Edinburger said:

Or, I don't live in Scotland so have no vote in the referendum and probably don't fully understand the implications

don't fully understand the implications

I think that sums you up perfectly

Edinburger said:

or the Scots and their society,

Yep no feeling of superiority in that little phrase

[Edinburger]

McWigglebum4th said:

Yep no feeling of superiority in that little phrase

Differentiating - not superiority.

[Edinburger]

Guam said:

Oh you mean like actors and such and that Bloke in Bath, rock on Brother you are so right

Agreed - I'm no fan of that clown in Bath.

[Axionknight]

Edinburger said:

Agreed - I'm no fan of that clown in Bath.

What is the crack with that guy? Is he for real, or like, uber trolling? I never could tell,

[McWigglebum4th]

Edinburger said:

McWigglebum4th said:

Yep no feeling of superiority in that little phrase

Differentiating - not superiority.

So we ARE different to the english

Getting closer

[Edinburger]

Axionknight said:

What is the crack with that guy? Is he for real, or like, uber trolling? I never could tell,

Hope you're not talking about me.

[Edinburger]

Axionknight said:

What is the crack with that guy? Is he for real, or like, uber trolling? I never could tell,

Hope you're not talking about me.

[Edinburger]

McWigglebum4th said:

So we ARE different to the english

Getting closer

Edited by Edinburger on Saturday 2nd August 10:54

[Edinburger]

McWigglebum4th said:

So we ARE different to the english

Getting closer

Hunting for sign of hatred, are you?

Sad man. You should know me better.

[Edinburger]

McWigglebum4th said:

So we ARE different to the english

Getting closer

Hunting for sign of hatred, are you?

Sad man. You should know me better.

[Edinburger]

McWigglebum4th said:

So we ARE different to the english

Getting closer

Hunting for sign of hatred, are you?

Sad man. You should know me better.

[Axionknight]

Edinburger said:

Hope you're not talking about me.

The Wings dude mentioned in the post before mine. Unless you are in Bath? As that was specifically mentioned in the post I quoted, was it not?

[Edinburger]

Axionknight said:

The Wings dude mentioned in the post before mine.

Ok cool.

[///ajd]

Edinburger said:

Ok cool.

What it's cool that you are the guy in Bath?










Must try and read the posts more carefully

[Welshbeef]

Edinburger said:

Or, I don't live in Scotland so have no vote in the referendum and probably don't fully understand the implications or the Scots and their society, but I'll tell you lot what's what anyway.

Lol.

But the key thing is it does have implications on rUK and significant ones at that.

[McWigglebum4th]

Edinburger said:

Hunting for sign of hatred, are you?

Sad man. You should know me better.

i know better then to expect you to give me one sensible reason to vote YES as you have failed constantly for 3 years

So racism is the only motivation we have left

[Axionknight]

Edinburger said:

Ok cool.

Is it you?

[Moonhawk]

Edinburger said:

Or, I don't live in Scotland so have no vote in the referendum and probably don't fully understand the implications or the Scots and their society, but I'll tell you lot what's what anyway.

Lol.

Well - the decision of a small minority is going to affect the entire population of the UK - so don't you agree that people should be entitled to their opinion.

[Welshbeef]

Republic of Ireland have really done well after the split - they would love to rejoin and prosper with the UK

[Ridgemont]

Moonhawk said:

Well - the decision of a small minority is going to affect the entire population of the UK - so don't you agree that people should be entitled to their opinion.

Indeed. I'm sad I don't have a vote but I sure as hell have an opinion.

Anyhow; this frankly unbelievable but possibly not surprising link to an admission from a yeser that the indy arguments appear to be crock to any observer with an ounce of common sense;

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/11007139/...

Nuggets of hilarity from SNP ex provost;

"Despite the First Minister’s assertions otherwise, Mr Murray said Mr Salmond and the rest of the party’s hierarchy were “not too sure” about how independence would actually work"
Alex Salmond is a very able person and he is very, very convincing but over the last number of months he seems to be having doubts about things,” he said.

“I look at his performance – we don’t have an answer with regards to the currency, no answer at all. We don’t have any answer on whether we will be in the Common Market (EU) or not.”
He added: “I’ve got a feeling they are not too sure themselves how it is going to work – people within the party and people within the hierarchy of the party.”

Edited by Ridgemont on Saturday 2nd August 14:17