Scottish Independence... What are your thoughts?

[craig7501]

and all currency will need to be scottish money and to visit you'll need a passport. lol

[tonyreddevil]

and all currency will need to be scottish money and to visit you'll need a passport. lol

more to buy Whisky

[craig7501]

The Bells would be out the question since it's made in Essex now

[tonyreddevil]

i think its made in Scotland but travels down To Essex to be Bottled.Presumably for London City

[PetBazaar]

The Bells would be out the question since it's made in Essex now

Bells is still produced from various Highland and Speyside malts, blended in Pitlochry and bottled in Glasgow.

In saying that, you'd be better drinking Cillit Bang. And it would probably taste better.

[tonyreddevil]

Craig with egg on his face.
cheers Tony

[PetBazaar]

Todays Independence Referendum update... and it's a good one!

An unnamed senior colleague of Prime Minister David Cameron was quoted saying a Yes vote would not guarantee independence if negotiations between Edinburgh and London could not be completed satisfactorily, adding that the status quo would be “the default option”.

"If we could not reach agreement, the status quo would be the default option. It would not be a question of defying the wishes of the Scottish people. As the UK government we would have a duty to represent the interests of the people of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.”

The comments by the unnamed colleague sound very much like the comments from David Mundell (the only Conservative MP in Scotland) a month or so ago.

So, just like 1979, vote "Yes" and we may end up with "No".

So much for the Edinburgh Agreement. Better Together? We might not have a choice.

[HobbyHabitat]

Todays Independence Referendum update... and it's a good one!

An unnamed senior colleague of Prime Minister David Cameron was quoted saying a Yes vote would not guarantee independence if negotiations between Edinburgh and London could not be completed satisfactorily, adding that the status quo would be “the default option”.

"If we could not reach agreement, the status quo would be the default option. It would not be a question of defying the wishes of the Scottish people. As the UK government we would have a duty to represent the interests of the people of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.”

The comments by the unnamed colleague sound very much like the comments from David Mundell (the only Conservative MP in Scotland) a month or so ago.

So, just like 1979, vote "Yes" and we may end up with "No".

So much for the Edinburgh Agreement. Better Together? We might not have a choice.

yes, I have a feeling that is how a European out vote would go, if ever Cameron were to give us one........which he wont!

[PetBazaar]

Thought I'd resurrect this one from the murky depths with a quick update on the most recent polls:

Yes: 40%, No: 45%, Undecided 15%, figures from the same poll last month were Yes: 37%, No: 49%

Anyone want to have a go at predicting the outcome?

[suesjools]

Thought I'd resurrect this one from the murky depths with a quick update on the most recent polls:

Yes: 40%, No: 45%, Undecided 15%, figures from the same poll last month were Yes: 37%, No: 49%

Anyone want to have a go at predicting the outcome?

I can't even pick the winners for the college basketball games, LOL. I was wondering what happened to this thread, I enjoy reading it and learning a bit as I go.

Best wishes for many sales to all,