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hornetgirl wrote: »

As far as I know I have no Scottish blood, so have no interest in the referendum from that perspective. As an impartial observer I'm finding the whole thing fascinating as it really is such a momentous decision. My only concern is for my (English) best friend who lives there. She works for an NHS dental practice, her husband and older daughter both work for financial institutions and her younger daughter is at college. A yes vote will have an impact on all of them.

A yes vote will have an impact on every single person in the UK and probably not for the better!

fairclaire wrote: »

At the end of the day, each side are after the 'desired result' and do and say what is required to try and get it. That's politics, whatever the situation is.
I actually think both sides are representing their respective objectives just as expected. Politics isn't a clean and fair game and it never will be.
I haven't lived in Scotland for a number of years now. When I did, this issue was always rumbling on in the background. Always in the media.....much of which undoubtedly never reached people south of the border, and since I can remember......with the same man as the driving force behind it. What we are all seeing now is just the tail end of a much longer story. Where you live, what you're experiences are and how long you've followed this will colour your view.

In my view, Mr Salmond and the very irritating Ms Sturgeon are a pair of glory hunters who have been chasing a personal dream for so long, it's not about the bigger picture for them anymore.

Just my opinion

Agreed!

I hope we will hear no more of them after Friday!!;)

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Is that stuff soft TS?

I like mine with a bit of bite



:drool: :drool:

I am so, so tempted to go to T's right now for tablet and square sausage :rotfl:

Get me a bridie :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Is that stuff soft TS?

I like mine with a bit of bite



:drool: :drool:

I am so, so tempted to go to T's right now for tablet and square sausage :rotfl:

It's bit crumbly/crunchy. It melts in your mouth though.

Bananababe

lookinforabargain wrote: »

I seem to remember you being partial to a power tool or two, shouldn't be too much of an issue BB and I will keep the edgy :rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes wrote: »

FC we would have drunk it all by the time they cut the holes big enough for our stashes. :rotfl:

aau1 wrote: »

You've heard of Caesar Salad and Waldorf Salad?

Well, there's a pub in Glasgow that has a Glasgow Salad on the menu















It's a plate of chips :rotfl:

Legend :rotfl::rotfl:

Oh now you got me thinking of the blue lagoon chippy and sitting on the kerb eating chips x

izzy65

aau1 wrote: »

You've heard of Caesar Salad and Waldorf Salad?

Well, there's a pub in Glasgow that has a Glasgow Salad on the menu






















It's a plate of chips :rotfl:

We have a pub in town that serves a breakfast

pint of lager and a nip:rotfl:

fairclaire

BarleySugar wrote: »

Can I just add a bit to the referendum debate....

I will be going to vote tomorrow, having listened to all sides, etc etc, and I think when I walk out of the polling station, I'll burst into tears. It's such a big decision for each one of us, and not made easily or lightly.

I also intend to sit up tomorrow night to watch the count!!

I don't envy you and I don't think I'll sleep either

Bananababe

fairclaire wrote: »

Get me a bridie :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Twa plain eens anan ingin 'in ana. :T

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

I do think this vote has brought politics to a much wider audience. It will be really interesting to see if the percentage of people voting in the next general election goes up significantly or not.

Or...(yawn), maybe it won't if we are not that interested in politics.

I think this vote, from what has been reported (I have no personal experience;)) has galvanised people in Scotland's interest. I don't think General Elections, even, have the same effect. What will be interesting (to me:o:o:o) will be how many people in Scotland vote in the General Election (meaning the next Westminster elections) if the vote is for independence. It will be 'interesting' and more about turnouts in general elections for both countries, if they become separate countries, thereafter.

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

Get me a bridie :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

On it

Tinyshoes wrote: »

It's bit crumbly/crunchy. It melts in your mouth though.

Sounds like it has all the right attributes :cool:

Nothing will ever beat my grans tablet though, it was stuff of legend, bless her :A I've never been able to do her recipe justice so I just don't try anymore

Bananababe

BarleySugar wrote: »

Can I just add a bit to the referendum debate....

I will be going to vote tomorrow, having listened to all sides, etc etc, and I think when I walk out of the polling station, I'll burst into tears. It's such a big decision for each one of us, and not made easily or lightly.

I also intend to sit up tomorrow night to watch the count!!

I know we are all trying to defuse it but thank you for not taking your decision lightly xxx