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sofiakenny
10 Sep 14 16:42
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if we leave....BOOHOOHOO..BOOOHOOHOO ..BOOHOOHOO!!LaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh

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brendanuk1
When: 10 Sep 14 16:54
if they are better together why dont they appear on one stage Confused
By:
Wesdag
When: 10 Sep 14 17:27
Not exactly an invitation for people to vote NO.
By:
brendanuk1
When: 10 Sep 14 17:32
lumping on Yes, rumours another poll tonight will confirm surge in yes vote, got to be limited downside at 3.15 imo
By:
Wesdag
When: 10 Sep 14 17:33
Seems a good bet.  The surge will reassure the doubters to vote YES as it appears to be a safety in numbers effect.
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brendanuk1
When: 10 Sep 14 17:37
Just hoping the momentum will push the price down a bit and i will trade out before next week. Its one way traffic as far as i can see, cant imagine it trading higher in the last week if Yes vote is supported consistently by polls
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berto77
When: 10 Sep 14 18:08
Agree Brendan.  If the Scots do back out it will be in the privacy of the polling booth not the opinion polls and the media are desperate to talk up the polls showing for 'yes', as we saw at the weekend, to induce further panic in Westminster.
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dewey
When: 10 Sep 14 18:13
Regardless of the outcome - how many people residing in England, Wales, Northern Ireland will actually be affected whatever the outcome.  I doubt very much that my life will change too much.   Good Luck to Scottish people who actually think theirs will.
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brendanuk1
When: 10 Sep 14 18:19
looks like the poll tonight favours no Cry according to bbc anyway Plain
By:
no moves
When: 10 Sep 14 18:29
"if they are better together why don't they appear on one stage together?"


LaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh
By:
Wesdag
When: 10 Sep 14 18:38
Looks like the Scots will bottle it. Much better to stay and blame the English for everything.
By:
dewey
When: 10 Sep 14 18:40
brendanuk1 - really? - according to Salmond this morning the 'No' campaign was in tatters.....................
By:
brendanuk1
When: 10 Sep 14 18:45
you taking an interest in it now?
By:
DickTurpin
When: 10 Sep 14 18:47
No 53% AYE 47% - lump on NO if you have any sense..................can't wait to see that smug git explaining defeat.............
By:
DickTurpin
When: 10 Sep 14 18:49
Scottish people who blame the English are, in a word, r3Tards.....................
By:
dewey
When: 10 Sep 14 18:49
brendanuk1 - Not really but was doing the ironing this morning and had the news channel on waiting for Homes Under The Hammer.
By:
Clerkmore
When: 10 Sep 14 20:32
DickTurpin • September 10, 2014 6:47 PM BST
No 53% AYE 47% - lump on NO if you have any sense..................can't wait to see that smug git explaining defeat............


My sentiments exactly. Salmond needs taking down a peg, a bumptious pr1ck.
By:
dewey
When: 10 Sep 14 20:38
People really don't have a clue........the last election results should tell you that.
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