I did not press as to what he meant.
Will you vote for independence?
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I did not press as to what he meant.
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
I think there's two undersea cables from Scotland that terminate outside the UK - one to the Faroes and one to Iceland. Iceland is well-connected so we'd still have internet access.
Not if we send our nuclear subs to accidentally cut them.
Frankie Jack
Not a bloke..
Is that 'after' they're removed from Scotland?Not if we send our nuclear subs to accidentally cut them.
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Is that 'after' they're removed from Scotland?
Quite possibly, and also after we have re-targeted all the missiles to aim them at Scotland.
Frankie Jack
Not a bloke..
Tsk. I've just got a job and redecorated too. Don't launch too soon. Let the spiders webs settle and let me get a new coat first. 
He did not want to discuss the subject further.
I have a clue. I also have a respect for other people.
Frankie Jack
Not a bloke..
What..??
You what? I meant having a clue about what this person meant when they said they didn't trust the SNP to respect the outcome of the vote, about which you have already said you don't have a clue. What that has to do with respect for other people if beyond me.
i can understand not wanting to discuss the subject - i myself have done my best to avoid it - but it seems odd to me to make a statement like that but refuse point blank to explain what is meant.
redsquirrel
This Machine Kills Progressives
Alec Salmond is going to go all Rambo and attack the HoCs
danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
Or, he's going to sass out No voters by saying "I hope you get biscuit crumbs in your genitals".
danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
Good grief.
Better Together can't even be bothered to send speakers to meetings who understand such basic concepts as GDP. Here their speaker is up against Nichola Sturgeon, who just sits back and lets the BT speaker, Cat Headley, tie herself in knots.
It shows a lack of respect for those attending the meeting that the speakers BT sends are unable to understand the claims being made in the material they provided to the audience.
Better Together can't even be bothered to send speakers to meetings who understand such basic concepts as GDP. Here their speaker is up against Nichola Sturgeon, who just sits back and lets the BT speaker, Cat Headley, tie herself in knots.
It shows a lack of respect for those attending the meeting that the speakers BT sends are unable to understand the claims being made in the material they provided to the audience.
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
And apparently she's trained lawyer?? Years studying law and doesn't understand basic maths?? 
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
And apparently she's trained lawyer?? Years studying law and doesn't understand basic maths??
I think they know how to multiply number of hours worked by £250 and write creative explanations for time spent on invoices, but aside from that lawyers don't really need much maths
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8ball
Decolonise colons!
They have software for that these days.
They have dolescum on 'work experience' for that these days.
angusmcfangus
I see no ship's, only...
Non-modernist 16 hours ago
Dear, dear Scotties, please, pretty please, vote yes,, although we English know perfectly well that you don't have the guts to vote yes – nor will you. It has to be said that were the Scotch to vote yes your servant here present would crack open a bottle of champagne to celebrate the end of any possibility of that ever ever being a Labour government in England.
However, the chances that the Scotch will vote yes or about one in 50 billion million trillion gazillion – or in English, those of a snowball in hell. One is a little puzzled that anyone at all could even imagine in their wildest dreams that the Scotch my vote yes – the bookies certainly don't – and I have never met or seen a poor bookie.
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From comments page Independent yesterday, It's enough to bring a tear to a gless 'aye'.
Dear, dear Scotties, please, pretty please, vote yes,, although we English know perfectly well that you don't have the guts to vote yes – nor will you. It has to be said that were the Scotch to vote yes your servant here present would crack open a bottle of champagne to celebrate the end of any possibility of that ever ever being a Labour government in England.
However, the chances that the Scotch will vote yes or about one in 50 billion million trillion gazillion – or in English, those of a snowball in hell. One is a little puzzled that anyone at all could even imagine in their wildest dreams that the Scotch my vote yes – the bookies certainly don't – and I have never met or seen a poor bookie.
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From comments page Independent yesterday, It's enough to bring a tear to a gless 'aye'.
The chance is very small indeed, but not zero. And I reckon the vote will be very, very close.
I wanted odds. And without information, how can I make a decision? And did you mean 1000:1?
DairyQueen
Well-Known Member
Why do you keep banging on about it being tied?
DairyQueen
Well-Known Member
The debate tonight is going to be show trial. Probably won't watch it. You know the headlines tomorrow regardless of what happens.
weepiper
I fix the machines that fight climate change
I couldn't watch the last one because I was on holiday in England and it wasn't being shown. I'll watch tonight. I see it is being shown in England this time, although it's on BBC1 in Scotland and BBC2 in England because clearly Miranda and New Tricks are far more important than the future of the UK 
danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
People in the Borders couldn't watch the last one.
The STV Player "crashed due to unprecedented international demand".
Basically, me in Cork swearing at a laptop.
The STV Player "crashed due to unprecedented international demand".
Basically, me in Cork swearing at a laptop.
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