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fairclaire wrote: »

in a word NO! I'm not autistic so my emotions are in the way? I think it's just fab that we have all had a grown up conversation about this tonight, with no arguments and we are all respectful of other people's views.
That in itself says a lot about us all

Hear, hear :T

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Hear, hear :T

There are just some people you will be friends with no matter what night LFAB x

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

in a word NO! I'm not autistic so my emotions are in the way? I think it's just fab that we have all had a grown up conversation about this tonight, with no arguments and we are all respectful of other people's views.
That in itself says a lot about us all

:eek::eek:Inability to think outside of the box:(.

As regards the rest, such as your emotions being in the way: :rotfl:.

locarr

Good night folks, it's been emotional!:cool:

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

:eek::eek:Inability to think outside of the box:(.

As regards the rest, such as your emotions being in the way: :rotfl:.

Maybe? but you are someone else I'd be friends with no matter what real friends can have differing opinions and still be fiends

ETA FRIENDS....I meant friends. We are none of us fiends

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

Yes.
Infact I am probably wrong, but they have the word 'stirling' printed on them, dont they?

I don't think so. Have you ever tried to get a London cabbie, for example, to take a Scottish note? (No, neither have I, but I have heard that they aren't accepted - or at least, I can imagine they'd think whoever was offering them one to be strange.) As I understand it, Scottish notes are not legal tender in either England (or Wales/N.I.) or Scotland but that they are generally accepted in Scotland.

Which is also a point about the only requirement for anything to function as 'money', is that of acceptance.

I see your 'joke', if it is that, re. "Stirling". Of course it is pounds sterling but Stirling is a place in Scotland.
:rotfl::rotfl:

Wheres_My_Cashback

locarr wrote: »

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



Agreed!

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

They;ll be dispatched off to Summerisle where this fate awaits them .....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXFYU3v-wL4

zagubov

davemorton wrote: »

Which is the other please Zag?

New Zealand I believe. Come to think of it in the UK it's only the GB poilice that are unarmed. The NI police have been armed since the ark.

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

There are just some people you will be friends with no matter what night LFAB x

:A

Sweet dreams of empire biscuits and sausages :rotfl:

ma-ri-ella

Savvybuyer wrote: »

There wouldn't be "the two" - it would be one. It would be the pound, not the "Scottish pound". Scottish notes of same value could continue to be issued, and doubtless would, in Scotland. Is anyone suggesting current "Scottish pounds", i.e. notes issued by Scottish banks, are accepted outside Scotland now anyway? It would be no change. The pound is a secure currency for Scotland to take.

And as for the "dishonesty", I've already addressed this in my mentions about the pound in my posts earlier tonight. (I've also dealt with the 'lender of last resort' concept - banks already technically locate to England and therefore risk there avoided through banks' own actions.)

Myself, I see the "vow" as "dishonest" - and consisting mainly, if not solely, of general "values" that can be interpreted any way anyone chooses and so vague and imprecise. Just a last-ditch attempt to get support for a "No" vote.

I am scottish and wass voting no but after researching more i have changed my mind
Did Scotland not have the £pound before the English so really they should change:rotfl:If Scotland did get rid of the pound surely with the influx of notes going to England it would devalue the value?
Scotland as a country pay alot into England and it has been said that we would be richer off without English-maybe not straight away but we have loads going for us, the description being used is that Scotland is the battered wife and England the husband who is now saying dont leave me. . if England was better off i am sure plenty of politicians would be saying so but instead they are pushing the better together and making last minute promises
If it is a no vote i think we might be punished for daring to vote for independence .
If yes England can get their nuclear arms to f**** -the suggestion that they should go to Portsmouth has been laughed at as it would harm too many english people but its okay for where it is currently -would wipe out most of scotland. England also changed the water borders in secret so that english waters go way up into Scotland - again if this went to court this would have to be given back as it was changed without our consent .. i could go on