Do you want to continue to be associated with MTB?

[LiamB]

sc0tt said:

Where have you been?

North east near Inverness a town called Portsoy, I have family there.

[v60marko]

Prof Prolapse said:

I know if you're down there in England it might just seem a bit of st on TV, but I'm looking at losing my job and my fking house next week as well as displacing my wife away from our family and friends.

So I make no apologies if it's on my fking mind.

Just read the thread properly, this caught my attention... How comes your in this situation mate? And how come the referendum affects it?

[neelyp]

v60marko said:

Prof Prolapse said:

I know if you're down there in England it might just seem a bit of st on TV, but I'm looking at losing my job and my fking house next week as well as displacing my wife away from our family and friends.

So I make no apologies if it's on my fking mind.

Just read the thread properly, this caught my attention... How comes your in this situation mate? And how come the referendum affects it?

Because we're all doomed.

If it's a yes majority it will be a clusterfk of biblical proportions.
Anyone with any sense will get the fk out at the first opportunity.

[Ritchie335is]

LiamB said:

sc0tt said:

Where have you been?

North east near Inverness a town called Portsoy, I have family there.

Nice place, I know the lad that owns the pub by the harbour.
I'm banned from the campsite for life. Don't ask.

[Prof Prolapse]

v60marko said:

Prof Prolapse said:

I know if you're down there in England it might just seem a bit of st on TV, but I'm looking at losing my job and my fking house next week as well as displacing my wife away from our family and friends.

So I make no apologies if it's on my fking mind.

Just read the thread properly, this caught my attention... How comes your in this situation mate? And how come the referendum affects it?

The short answer is because I'm British. For now this is as much my country as anyone elses, but if it ceases to be the UK that is no longer true. I've contributed to this country for my entire adult life, but now it may well render me a foreigner, as it simultaneously throws away the things I value most. This is democracy so I have to accept this, but I do not have to accept the idea of starting a family under a flag which will have lost all meaning to me whilst I work to pay for your obese demagogue.

That and as neelyp says I really do think we're fked.

[moanthebairns]

Prof Prolapse said:

v60marko said:

Prof Prolapse said:

I know if you're down there in England it might just seem a bit of st on TV, but I'm looking at losing my job and my fking house next week as well as displacing my wife away from our family and friends.

So I make no apologies if it's on my fking mind.

Just read the thread properly, this caught my attention... How comes your in this situation mate? And how come the referendum affects it?

The short answer is because I'm British. For now this is as much my country as anyone elses, but if it ceases to be the UK that is no longer true. I've contributed to this country for my entire adult life, but now it may well render me a foreigner, as it simultaneously throws away the things I value most. This is democracy so I have to accept this, but I do not have to accept the idea of starting a family under a flag which will have lost all meaning to me whilst I work to pay for your obese demagogue.

That and as neelyp says I really do think we're fked.

away back to your own country. Ideally located near Anglesey so I have somewhere to stay next year when doing track days

[Prof Prolapse]

moanthebairns said:

away back to your own country. Ideally located near Anglesey so I have somewhere to stay next year when doing track days

Dunno where we'll end up as she won't talk about it. She's more of a hide head in sand worrier, whereas I like to prepare for the worst possible scenario so I'm almost always pleasantly surprised.

She mentioned Bermuda yesterday. Looks awesome but I'm not sure their "road" would really be great for motoring.

[Tim85]

I went the furthest north I've ever been this weekend to Edinburgh. Don't think I met a single Scottish person there though.
I stayed near melrose and it was all very beautiful. No one got glassed no one was on heroin and all the toilets I encountered were very pleasant. My only other Scottish encounter of train spotting seems to be completely wrong. The roads from Northumbria up to Edinburgh were awesome aswell. I'm gonna have to go up on the bike next year. Hope I don't have to take my passport though as it'd be a minor annoyance.

[v60marko]

Prof Prolapse said:

v60marko said:

Prof Prolapse said:

I'm looking at losing my job and my fking house next week

Just read the thread properly, this caught my attention... How comes your in this situation mate? And how come the referendum affects it?

The short answer is because I'm British. For now this is as much my country as anyone elses, but if it ceases to be the UK that is no longer true. I've contributed to this country for my entire adult life, but now it may well render me a foreigner, as it simultaneously throws away the things I value most. This is democracy so I have to accept this, but I do not have to accept the idea of starting a family under a flag which will have lost all meaning to me whilst I work to pay for your obese demagogue.

That and as neelyp says I really do think we're fked.

I don't get it. Are you being made redundant, or choosing to resign and leave your home if Scotland goes independent?

Edited by v60marko on Wednesday 10th September 18:52

[Biker's Nemesis]

It's alright for you lot, I have to live right next door to them!

[srob]

WinstonWolf said:

fking fk the fk off talking about fking Scotfkingland. It's as fking bad as the fking BB fking C bleating on about the fking place every fking five fking minutes

To be fair, it's potentially the biggest shake up in UK history for centuries, so it's to be expected it's on the news...

Personally I'm sure that the vote will go no. Up until the last minute there'll be loads saying they're going to vote yes, but when it comes to the crunch there's no way that anyone can believe it's really a good thing?!

I suspect for many Scots they'd much rather never have to actually vote. If the vote goes no then they can't moan about being a part of the UK any more

[Wedg1e]

If it comes to a vote, how many Scots actually know how to spell 'X'...?

I'm a quarter Scots, a quarter Irish and the rest Cornish, by the way...

[Biker's Nemesis]

I hope they bar all the jocks from English tracks, especially that Neil McKean.

[andym1603]

Biker's Nemesis said:

It's alright for you lot, I have to live right next door to them!

If it's true what they say about Geordies you are one of us anyway.

[Biker's Nemesis]

andym1603 said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

It's alright for you lot, I have to live right next door to them!

If it's true what they say about Geordies you are one of us anyway.

I am not a Geordie.

[andym1603]

Apologies, got the impression you were.

[winbar]

If the Scots vote yes will we get speeding points on raids/rides across the border

[srob]

winbar said:

If the Scots vote yes will we get speeding points on raids/rides across the border

They won't have enough money for the batteries for the speed gun, so you'll be fine.

[Klippie]

I cannot stand Salmond and his wee ugly mutt ging side kick I want to boot the telly when they are on, I'll be voting no hoping they will take the hint and fk off away up north somewhere tae ps off all the sheep...the Scottish voters need to wake the fk up.

If the vote goes to the yes camp were are well fked we cannot all survive by selling tartan rugs, shortbread and Jimmy Shand records.

[Prof Prolapse]

v60marko said:

I don't get it. Are you being made redundant, or choosing to resign and leave your home if Scotland goes independent?

I'm not being made redundant.

It isn't a choice.