Who don't you go and ask them? I'm sure they would be delighted to spend 20 minutes listening to some rambling old spastic on the other end of the phone.
Just for you and Nev:
You must log in or register to see images
Looking up pictures of babies on the internet.
****in' ***** bastard.
A Panelbase survey for The Sunday Times and Heart radio station

A Panelbase survey for The Sunday Times and Heart radio station found that 17 per cent of adults - or about 700,000 people - would think about leaving after independence.
Seems legit.
Tbh if there's a No vote I too would seriously consider doing a bunk.

The thing you've got ask yourself is why is a London based newspaper and an English radio station which takes it's name from being based "in the heart of England" commissioning polls about Scottish independence?
Presumably because if Scotland does leave the UK then it will have an impact on everybody. We mightn't get a vote (and i agree we shouldn't) but we're entitled to an opinion on it.
Presumably because if Scotland does leave the UK then it will have an impact on everybody. We mightn't get a vote (and i agree we shouldn't) but we're entitled to an opinion on it.
But they weren't asking a question that was particularly relevant to English people. Why would Heart FM pay a polling company to ask Scottish people if they would leave Scotland in the event of a Yes vote? Does that not strike you as a bit odd?
Do Heart FM regularly pay pollsters to ask political questions? I don't know of any other commercial radio station that does it.
I assumed, quite reasonably, that an English radio station was asking english people their views on it and that would not have struck me as odd. However, after what you've now said i agree that it is completely bizarre.So why haven't you one it by now? we've (the UK) been this way all your life you stupit f**k
where would you go btw? <shouldbegood>