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Arthien

karlie88 wrote: »

On offer...was £1.39 now £1 - save 39p.

Going through incorrectly instore at the save price of 39p.

Not for me they're not. I tested on the way back from work, SEL showing as £1, save 39p, and scanning at that too

I hope it's a no vote tomorrow. I genuinely believe we're all better off together than apart. However, I do think that the government would actually have been more likely to get a 'no' vote if they'd phrased the question differently. I think psychologically people are more likely to want to for for something than against something, and voting yes to something feels like a positive thing to do, compared to the negative feeling of voting no. I think it would be a great shame if the country is split up though, but I guess we'll see.

Dara O'Briain made an interesting point on mock the week the other day though, that as an Irishman it was strange for him to witness a potential independence process which is on the whole peaceful, with no fighting and not a drop of blood shed. That was food for thought.

abailey54

Snap-ant wrote: »

twigs.......... :shhh:

And Graham's what? :eek:

bubbs

Drayton Manor & Thomas Land Magical Christmas Stay & Play includes Stay at 4* Star Drayton Manor Hotel just £126.40 for Family of 4 (other party sizes available)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/drayton-manor-thomas-land-magical-christmas-stay-play-includes-stay-4-star-drayton-2002490

zippydooda

locarr wrote: »

I predict a comfortable win for the no's...I think they are being intimidated by an agressive yes camp but will put their X in the right box when they get into the privacy of the polling booth..:cool:

I am of Scottish heritage too!:D

my brother has just told me (alloa retired) that he is voting yes

Tinyshoes

karlie88 wrote: »

On offer...was £1.39 now £1 - save 39p.

Going through incorrectly instore at the save price of 39p.

Can't remember if I mentioned yesterday they were £1 in my local. I got them checked just in case.

zippydooda

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

And it won't end at 7am on Friday when the result is announced. The whole process has been devisive and Salmond is nothing more than someone trying to be a Martyr, not for the Scots, but for himself. The politics of Divide and Rule.

Whatever the result, no matter how many families are torn apart by a single vote one thing for sure is that there will be a backlash further down the line and Scotland will suffer beacuse of it.

100 % agree with you.

rockyrose

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Can't remember if I mentioned yesterday they were £1 in my local. I got them checked just in case.

I bought 6 at 39p today, sel stated 39p and i used shop and sacn and they came up and was charged 39p each pack. At a T extra..if thats any help

TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

Hello TM:wave:
I was thinking this but didnt know if you could use on items like this:o hopefully this weekend then;)

Sure it was eeeemmmaaap who bought washing powder or fairy liquid stuff:)

fairclaire

Bananababe wrote: »

Its just getting awful. Scot turning on scot because fundamentaly under all the nationality it is people. And when folk don't get their own way they can get mad and spit the dummy.

I am Scottish by birth but in truth I am first a mother, a wife,a daughter, a niece , a friend.

Being Scottish influences none of them roles. I have friends of different nations and races and language. They are my friend because I like them. I don't see colour or creed or an accent.

I see the rest of UK as part of my country we are joined by land on the whole. Why on earth does it make sense to be arguing about seperation.


Big hugs and much love to you Izzey xxxxx

That's exactly how I feel from this side of the border. When I settled here or lived in any of the many places Ive lived in, Ive never felt like I had left home. Just that I'd moved to a different part of my home.

I respect everyone's point of view because it means different things to different people and what will be will be.

I can't imagine how tense it must be for you all. I just hope that whatever happens, that things remain peaceful and people can put the squabbling and difference of opinions behind them and move forward.

Try and enjoy the day and the important job you will be doing. Something to tell your grandchildren :A

rhosynbach

bubbs wrote: »

im not Scottish but that is well said:T:T

i agree very well said, I am a little bit scottish, in fact I am a mongrel:rotfl: