Economists Urge Scotland to Vote No......

ruggedtoast

Whats the betting Shakey is never seen on the internet again?

Generali

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Whats the betting Shakey is never seen on the internet again?

lostinrates

Nothing like being gracious is there? What little man behaviour.

IveSeenTheLight

Generali wrote: »

No I don't want to engage in one upmanship but this is starting to make me want to frankly.

I'd be quite surprised if the Edinburgh Agreement had a clause in it about not celebrating!

Do you not consider that there is a difference between celebrating and gloating / one-upmanship?

As the votes came in last night there was plenty of celebrating.

I understand that the SNP is still planning to hold a celebration in George Square, celebrating the campaign and democracy.

If you want to pull your pants down, bend over a show your @rse, it's not as gentlemanly as I had portrayed you

Generali

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

Do you not consider that there is a difference between celebrating and gloating / one-upmanship?

As the votes came in last night there was plenty of celebrating.

I understand that the SNP is still planning to hold a celebration in George Square, celebrating the campaign and democracy.

If you want to pull your pants down, bend over a show your @rse, it's not as gentlemanly as I had portrayed you

Show me where I've gloated prior to this post.

You've got the hump because your side lost.

IveSeenTheLight

lostinrates wrote: »

This.

I think that we need to put away the 'for now' for a while too really.

There is an opportunity to listen to the electorate and change politics in the UK.

If this were to happen, you may not get any renewed desire for Independence for a Century, let alone a generation.

If improvements are not made as promised, then maybe it will reignite the passion for independence.

IveSeenTheLight

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Has anyone managed to do any gloating yet? Its the right thing to do.

I woudn't expect anything else from you ruggedtoast.
What a way to galvanise the nation and work together towards improving for all.

Generali

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

then maybe it will reignite the passion for independence.

There is no passion for independence at a national level. We established that yesterday.

IveSeenTheLight

Generali wrote: »

Show me where I've gloated prior to this post.

You've got the hump because your side lost.

LOL, Not at all.

I am surprised you are lowering yourself however, if that is how you wish to conduct yourself, crack on.

I have and expressed my opinion, which I still believe would have been the better option but accept the democratic decision of the Scottish electorate.

I'm mature enough to look forward and adapt to the situation as it is.
I'm disappointing, but will not campaign or canvass for change if we start to see the benefits that have been promised.

CLAPTON

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

There is an opportunity to listen to the electorate and change politics in the UK.

If this were to happen, you may not get any renewed desire for Independence for a Century, let alone a generation.

If improvements are not made as promised, then maybe it will reignite the passion for independence.

presumably you would agree the Barnett formula is unfair and is in need of reform so that all the people of this sovereign country are treated equally?