Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 6
Discussion
McWigglebum4th said:
johnxjsc1985 said:
Thought bagpipes were found 1000bc in the middle east somewhere. I loved Mull of Kintyre 
TriviaThe bagpipes used in the soundtrack for the documentary braveheart were actually irish bagpipes as scottish ones are too unpleasant
I was hoping that as punishment for having the referendum that scottish bagpipes would be completely banned (apart from when you are riding a unicycle dressed as darth vader playing the imperial march)
They haven't sadly
McWigglebum4th said:
Edinburger said:
simoid said:
Edinburger, did you consider what was missing from Wiggles' list of reasons to vote yes?
Not really as i) he was being facetious and ii) the moment has passed!ii)It hasn't really despite your best wishes
What we need is people on both sides of the debate - including YOU - to accept the outcome and move on.
Edinburger said:
Is that a factoid? I don't even remember any scene in Braveheart where bagpipes are played but I'll look out for them during my weekly viewing tomorrow.
You haven't got it memorized?The SNP will be marking your card as a traitor
They are on the soundtrack not in the film
McWigglebum4th said:
Good news
I f
king hate you
When the DUP are actually pointing out the obvious to the Tory Party and they still aren't listening, then it might be time to actually direct your ire at them and not the SNP for the breakup of the Union Wigothy I f
king hate you
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/apr/26/co...
Edinburger said:
simoid said:
Tories deleting Scottish culture from the UK capital we Scots fund:
m.scotsman.com/news/uk/boris-johnson-aims-to-ban-annoying-bagpipes-1-3754632
If you read the article you'll find it's not just bagpipes which are targeted.m.scotsman.com/news/uk/boris-johnson-aims-to-ban-annoying-bagpipes-1-3754632
Here's an opportunity for some personal insight on a historical matter, Edinburger. "In your opinion", what other possible reason was there for voting yes, not included below?
McWigglebum4th said:
And the reason 1.6million voted YES despite the obvious lies from the SNP i put down to the following factors
1 Being morons
2 Hating the English
3 Believing the lies that everything wrong in there life was the fault of those to the south (or is that UKIP voters)
4 Hating the 2 main parties in westminster and grasping any straw to get rid of them (or is that UKIP voters)
5 A deep rooted desire for independence of scotland even if it would wreck the economy and bring huge hardships to the poor
5 A belief that we are somehow better then others and we are being held back by them (or is that UKIP voters)
1 Being morons
2 Hating the English
3 Believing the lies that everything wrong in there life was the fault of those to the south (or is that UKIP voters)
4 Hating the 2 main parties in westminster and grasping any straw to get rid of them (or is that UKIP voters)
5 A deep rooted desire for independence of scotland even if it would wreck the economy and bring huge hardships to the poor
5 A belief that we are somehow better then others and we are being held back by them (or is that UKIP voters)
McWigglebum4th said:
Edinburger said:
Is that a factoid? I don't even remember any scene in Braveheart where bagpipes are played but I'll look out for them during my weekly viewing tomorrow.
You haven't got it memorized?The SNP will be marking your card as a traitor
They are on the soundtrack not in the film
simoid said:
Edinburger said:
simoid said:
Tories deleting Scottish culture from the UK capital we Scots fund:
m.scotsman.com/news/uk/boris-johnson-aims-to-ban-annoying-bagpipes-1-3754632
If you read the article you'll find it's not just bagpipes which are targeted.m.scotsman.com/news/uk/boris-johnson-aims-to-ban-annoying-bagpipes-1-3754632
Edinburger said:
simoid said:
Edinburger said:
I never add personal opinions? You know that's not true, simoid.
I'll be happy to amend my statement to "rarely" if you can quote an instance where you have provided your personal insight or analysis on the referendum.You're avoiding the opportunity to provide some personal insight just now, right?
simoid said:
Here's an opportunity for some personal insight on a historical matter, Edinburger. "In your opinion", what other possible reason was there for voting yes, not included below?
McWigglebum4th said:
And the reason 1.6million voted YES despite the obvious lies from the SNP i put down to the following factors
1 Being morons
2 Hating the English
3 Believing the lies that everything wrong in there life was the fault of those to the south (or is that UKIP voters)
4 Hating the 2 main parties in westminster and grasping any straw to get rid of them (or is that UKIP voters)
5 A deep rooted desire for independence of scotland even if it would wreck the economy and bring huge hardships to the poor
5 A belief that we are somehow better then others and we are being held back by them (or is that UKIP voters)
1 Being morons
2 Hating the English
3 Believing the lies that everything wrong in there life was the fault of those to the south (or is that UKIP voters)
4 Hating the 2 main parties in westminster and grasping any straw to get rid of them (or is that UKIP voters)
5 A deep rooted desire for independence of scotland even if it would wreck the economy and bring huge hardships to the poor
5 A belief that we are somehow better then others and we are being held back by them (or is that UKIP voters)
Those aren't "reasons"! They're an insight into Wiggley's warped view of the world.
Other genuine reasons for voting Yes could be as follows:
1. To enable decisions about Scotland to be made by the people of Scotland in Scotland
2. To use the natural resources of Scotland to improve the quality of life in Scotland
3. To remove Trident
4. To not get involved in wars which don't concern us
5. To manage our own international affairs
6. To have parties governing Scotland who attract a majority vote in Scotland
Those aren't my personal views but they are some of the reasons for which many people votes Yes.
I've shared my own vote and the reason for that earlier in this thread.
simoid said:
Edinburger said:
simoid said:
Edinburger said:
I never add personal opinions? You know that's not true, simoid.
I'll be happy to amend my statement to "rarely" if you can quote an instance where you have provided your personal insight or analysis on the referendum.You're avoiding the opportunity to provide some personal insight just now, right?
Not that I care what you think about my posting style!
Edinburger said:
simoid said:
Here's an opportunity for some personal insight on a historical matter, Edinburger. "In your opinion", what other possible reason was there for voting yes, not included below?
McWigglebum4th said:
And the reason 1.6million voted YES despite the obvious lies from the SNP i put down to the following factors
1 Being morons
2 Hating the English
3 Believing the lies that everything wrong in there life was the fault of those to the south (or is that UKIP voters)
4 Hating the 2 main parties in westminster and grasping any straw to get rid of them (or is that UKIP voters)
5 A deep rooted desire for independence of scotland even if it would wreck the economy and bring huge hardships to the poor
6 A belief that we are somehow better then others and we are being held back by them (or is that UKIP voters)
1 Being morons
2 Hating the English
3 Believing the lies that everything wrong in there life was the fault of those to the south (or is that UKIP voters)
4 Hating the 2 main parties in westminster and grasping any straw to get rid of them (or is that UKIP voters)
5 A deep rooted desire for independence of scotland even if it would wreck the economy and bring huge hardships to the poor
6 A belief that we are somehow better then others and we are being held back by them (or is that UKIP voters)
Those aren't "reasons"! They're an insight into Wiggley's warped view of the world.
Other genuine reasons for voting Yes could be as follows:
1. To enable decisions about Scotland to be made by the people of Scotland in Scotland Number 5
2. To use the natural resources of Scotland to improve the quality of life in Scotland forgot we will all be rich argument
3. To remove Trident I'll give you that one
4. To not get involved in wars which don't concern us Number 6
5. To manage our own international affairs Number 5
6. To have parties governing Scotland who attract a majority vote in Scotland Number 5
Those aren't my personal views but they are some of the reasons for which many people votes Yes.
I've shared my own vote and the reason for that earlier in this thread.
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