Scotch Independence - the countdown

Well they might find some really stupid ****s there who don't mind wasting money.

 

I'm not wasting money though.

 

It's been a gas, so what are your favourite memories of The Union?

 

England winning the World Cup in 1966 and the BBC's dignified refusal to mention it unless it was very, very necessary.

 

In my experience Scots mention it being mentioned more times than it is actually, ahem, mentioned.

I kind of agree though - it actually pisses a lot of us off as well

 

It's never been more necessary.

 

Tell me he never said that?

 

I've seen that quote before. Do you object to a Rangers man being pro scotch independence?

 

clearly .

Now vote yes and f** off .

The haggis will taste soooo much sweeter when the imperialist yoke has been removed.

You do know Braveheart is just hollywood fiction dontcha ?

come on , own up , you thought it was a historical documentary .

ubercretin.



freedom !

aye , we will be worse off , but we will be free !

freeeeeedom !

 

Haggis is a savoury dish actually. And William Wallace was born in Alice Springs. Everyone in Scotland knows that.

 

well , Mel Gibson didnt think it was important to the general english bashing plot so............

 

Not PC enough is a scotch plant.

 

Thistle?

 

Highlights of The Union

1) Saint n Greavesie
2) Sensational Alex Harvey Band
3) A Brit winning Wimbledon
4) Er, that's it...

 

Done the krauts, frogs, dagos, cloggies, ivans, chinks, pakis, ragheads, darkies, abos, etc.
Probably would have done the aliens too if they'd had the balls to try it on.

 

http://www.neweconomics.org/blog/entry/scottish-independence-uk-dependency

Simple economics

 

Don't think you can attribute the European Potato Failure to us.

 

"The City clearly believes Scotland is necessary to prop up the economic status quo. But this isn’t just a question of yes or no – the Scottish referendum is an opportunity for the whole UK to force open a debate about our hideously imbalanced economy: its failure to create decent jobs, its hopeless dependency on debt, and above all the damaging impact of the City of London."

Oh dear.