Scotch Independence - the countdown

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Should Scotland be an Independent Country?

  • Yes

  • No

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Beale Loyal said:
Quality patter. Where do you get such material
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It isn't really patter my um bongo drinking friend, it was merely a funny picture of different chicken bones and beside it what colour the person was who ate it, for example the bone with some of the meat/tendons etc still left at either end of the bone, was eaten by a white man, the bone with nothing left on it was eaten by a mixed race man and the picture where the whole bone was eaten was devoured by a black man or something like that, you should check it out and post a pic of it on here. Oh how we will all laugh <ok>
 
On the subject of austerity cuts.. How is it that salmond himself has reduced spending on the NHS In Scotland? When net spending down here has risen 16% yet Scotland has dropped 4%. Salmond did that all by himself. Yet blame Westminster though eh? All the yes voters believe him.. <doh>
 
Mick delete this **** please he's getting to me and he knows I'm already on medication.

Monacobear not rots
 
Gay Alan said:
Mick, how come bookies have No a clear favourite when polls have it neck and neck?
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I think over a year of 'No' polls is not offset by a couple of late, inconsistent 'Yes' polls. Personally I think individual polls are a load of balls (maybe not a larger sample of all polls though) - when I'm creating models I'd never ever use a sample as small as 900 - I don't even like working with samples as small as 10,000 as they throw up inaccurate results quite often. So aye, if I had to have a bet I'd probably side towards a 60% majority for No due to the small sample of recent polls giving it neck and neck, vs a much longer record of a considerable majority for No.
 
MalteseMick said:
I think over a year of 'No' polls is not offset by a couple of late, inconsistent 'Yes' polls. Personally I think individual polls are a load of balls (maybe not a larger sample of all polls though) - when I'm creating models I'd never ever use a sample as small as 900 - I don't even like working with samples as small as 10,000 as they throw up inaccurate results quite often. So aye, if I had to have a bet I'd probably side towards a 60% majority for No due to the small sample of recent polls giving it neck and neck, vs a much longer record of a considerable majority for No.
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Bollocks, all the bookies want every **** to lamp the lot on the no vote and sit back to enjoy the big bucks when the yes ****s win. <grr>
 
Also when I say I'd have 60% No it's because it's almost 9/1 for that to happen. I wouldn't be backing it at Even money, before any **** starts.
 
MalteseMick said:
Also when I say I'd have 60% No it's because it's almost 9/1 for that to happen. I wouldn't be backing it at Even money, before any **** starts.
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The No vote odds are shortening and the Yes vote odds are drifting, which is quite surprising, listening to spurf and ST
 
MalteseMick said:
I think over a year of 'No' polls is not offset by a couple of late, inconsistent 'Yes' polls. Personally I think individual polls are a load of balls (maybe not a larger sample of all polls though) - when I'm creating models I'd never ever use a sample as small as 900 - I don't even like working with samples as small as 10,000 as they throw up inaccurate results quite often. So aye, if I had to have a bet I'd probably side towards a 60% majority for No due to the small sample of recent polls giving it neck and neck, vs a much longer record of a considerable majority for No.
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What are your thoughts on etchings?
 
Now that we're on the eve of this momentous occasion I expected ST to have delivered us his rallying speech by now.
 
monacoger said:
The No vote odds are shortening and the Yes vote odds are drifting, which is quite surprising, listening to spurf and ST
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Why are you No for anyway you hun **** - if Scotland is so great as it is why are you living somewhere else?
 
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