Will Scotland Leave the UK? - Page 163

19-09-2014, 13:10

Bottled it then

guess were gonna have to wait for it all to start again probably sooner rather then later.

techguyone · 19-09-2014, 13:19

God I hope not, still maybe we'll all end up with our own federal type system where you know... English MP's vote for English matters, Scotts for Scottish & so on, hey ho.

nashville · 19-09-2014, 13:20

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Originally Posted by Chris

That was a bit odd Nashie, for him to manage to sit on the fence right through the whole thing and then come out for Yes only after it was too late to make a difference.

I agree

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I am so glad and relieved it is over and delighted with the result,

weenie · 19-09-2014, 14:19

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Originally Posted by MarkC1984

Excrement. Oh well. Knew I was going to be bitterly disappointed, but still upset I didn't get my wish. I hope you no voters are happy.

I have a lot of emotions at the result I'm very happy, delighted & jumping for joy that Scotland voted NO Mark

Osem · 19-09-2014, 15:27

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Originally Posted by weenie

I have a lot of emotions at the result I'm very happy, delighted & jumping for joy that Scotland voted NO Mark

@ you

TheDaddy · 19-09-2014, 15:49

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Originally Posted by Paul M

I take it math is not your strong point

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I take it English isn't yours...

nashville · 19-09-2014, 16:26

I think Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales, should all be given special power, I am still on a high with the NO vote, Will celebrate tonight,

**Damien** · 19-09-2014, 16:42

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Originally Posted by Chris

That was a bit odd Nashie, for him to manage to sit on the fence right through the whole thing and then come out for Yes only after it was too late to make a difference.

In another way it's could be seen as pretty honourable. Does so before the result but after he could have affected other votes.

**Chris** · 19-09-2014, 16:43

I'm just flat right now. Some of it I'm sure is because Missus and I have just worked 18 days without a day off until now, some of it is a couple of very late nights recently (and a very early morning today), but also I can't bring myself to be triumphant at the shattered dreams of people who really believed a Yes was going to change everything for them and their country. We need to find a way together, I'm glad we'll be doing it together with the UK, but I wish none of this had been necessary.

MalteseFalcon · 19-09-2014, 17:02

Sadly, I think the damage has been done. Scotland will remain divided and I have seen some people on Twitter saying no voters should watch their backs. Even though I knew I was going to be bitterly disappointed, it was nowhere near as big a win for no as they said a month or so ago. Sadly Salmond has gone now as well. A very sad day for me today.

Osem · 19-09-2014, 17:02

I shouldn't fret too much, Salmond's like a bad penny.

**Chris** · 19-09-2014, 17:13

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Originally Posted by MarkC1984

I have seen some people on Twitter saying no voters should watch their backs.

I don't think we have anything to fear from scunnered, sweaty men hiding in their parents spare bedrooms, posting from a filthy keyboard whilst wearing nothing but shredded underpants and a Still Game tee shirt.

Osem · 19-09-2014, 17:14

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Originally Posted by Chad

He's put himself in a tough position. Every Scot was behind him 100% willing him on to win a Slam. His comments about supporting anyone England played against a few years ago still dogs him today. He's now alienated himself from a huge part of his support in Scotland and the rest of the UK.

He could become the first Brit to get booed at Wimbledon.

I dare say there'll be some who now adopt an 'Anyone but Murray' attitude and they'll argue it's poetic justice.

techguyone · 19-09-2014, 17:46

Won't have to worry about Salmond moving forward, wonder how the Sturgeon will fare.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-29277527

19-09-2014, 18:30

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Originally Posted by MarkC1984

Sadly, I think the damage has been done. Scotland will remain divided and I have seen some people on Twitter saying no voters should watch their backs. Even though I knew I was going to be bitterly disappointed, it was nowhere near as big a win for no as they said a month or so ago. Sadly Salmond has gone now as well. A very sad day for me today.

They should start with my mate in Glasgow, he's a 17 stone cage fighter and he voted no. Would like to see how they fared with him the bitter turds.