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^ fookin jocky opposite?
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should have had a referendum to decide if there should be a referendum. if they did have one, then they should have had a referendum to decide whether they should have had a referendum to decide if they should have a referendum or not.
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problem is if they vote no, the independence lot just start campaigning for a new vote, never fookin ends. Referundum should have said and no further referundum for a 1000 years
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cam will bottle 2017 referendum EU ,find a way not to allow it
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^ correct, would be folly to let the people decide
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keepers always dodgy ref's much of a muchness
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vote no.
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Hope it's No. Fear it will be Yes. Better Together campaign is struggling badly.
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Yes to Independence
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yes..dont want any more foppish Eton tw*ts ruling Scotland.
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Is this it, the big referendum everyone's been going on about? TBH I expected something a bit more... formal.
In that case, yes. It's a loveless marriage, time to cull it now the kids have left home. |
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Think the Scots have missed a trick to be honest, if the Nationalists had stated that if they win they would have another referendum in say 30 years whether to keep independence many more people would have taken a chance & voted yes, as it is I think they will just fall short of the 50%
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^ It's not the fecking okee cokee....in, out, shake it all about!
Scotland came cap in hand to England 4 centuries ago because they went bust...fact. If you want to leave, that's fine but not with the option that if it doesn't work out, can we please come back, like some errant girlfriend, having a fling with a bohemian lover after taking the money from the joint savings account. Yes, you've got some Oil that might give you short term prosperity but when that's gone, you will go bust again. The 'subsidy' Scotland receives from the wealth of England (London) is massive and supports your otherwise unsustainable economy (University Fees, Elederly Care etc etc). |
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Personally if they want to go then let them, my point is a straight yes or no vote for the next couple of centuries will ultimately imo be their downfall.
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Especially if we put machine gun towers and a minefield up at Hadrian's Wall
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I hope the Jocks vote 'Aye'
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Absolutely NO & I'll be voting Conservative on Thursday.
It's a European referendum we need, not a Scottish one. |
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Hugh Dallas, no way. John Anderson yes. "You will go on my first whistle"
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im with trilby
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If the unthinkable happens ,and England win the World Cup, the 'YES VOTE' will win by a landslide................
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Have the Scots got anything under their kilts? Is so, vote "yes".
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Cap In Hand--proclaimers
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gApwpSWAhbQ |
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rogerthebutler 20 May 14 12:52
Especially if we put machine gun towers and a minefield up at Hadrian's Wall  |
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Is that to stop yer fellow Englanders from escaping xmoney.
VOTE NO KEEP THE UNION Big Issue it's peep like you that might make some Scots vote yes. Look up the Barnett Formula and try to educate yourself. Education eh. Us Scots taught the world in so many areas, pity a few slipped the net. |
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10 reasons for Scotland to be made independent ...
1. we English don't want them (well I don't) ... always moaning; 2. Glasgow; 3. rubbish TV programmes; 4. rubbish goalkeepers; 5. always moaning but many want to come and live and work in England; 6. rubbish weather; 7. men wear skirts (they call them kilts as if it's ok); 8. they're boring, so much so that I can't be bothered with any more reasons. Please just go away. |
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^ well to be honest I can't understand why the english are so universally disliked,oh wait got it now.
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9. The celebration party would be excellent, in fact I'd shell out for the inevitable visa us Sassenachs would doubtless require from day 1, just to lap up the streams of whiskey that'd be flowing down the Royal Mile (or whatever they'd call it post independence)
10. But then, Alex Salmond would have to wake up and face full on the stark horror that he's got what he wanted. It'll be cocking hilarious! The heroin sales will go through the roof! |
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Would it mean we don't have to listen to them on radio/tv - it's such a strain to pickout the words :(
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i love the scotchish!
they gave us half of saint & greavsie, scotch eggs (though they refuse to take the credit for those), scotch erm scotch, that tubby comedian, sarah millican (though she may be english when i think about it), andy murray, erm. well yeah anyway, i love them crazy wee jocks! RULE BRITANNIA! VOTE YES! OR NO! WHICHEVER ONE KEEPS YOU WITH US, I FORGET WHICH! |