How no voters will feel soon

[SueEllen]

It's SHÍTE being Scottish! We're the lowest of the low. The scum of the fúcking Earth! The most wretched, miserable, servile, pathetic trash that was ever shat into civilisation. Some hate the English. I don't. They're just wánkers. We, on the other hand, are colonised by wánkers. Can't even find a decent culture to be colonised by. We're ruled by effete assholes. It's a SHÍTE state of affairs to be in, Unix, and all the fresh air in the world won't make any fúcking difference!

Oh quit the whining.

You could be living in Sierra Leone - then you would have something to actually worry about.

[stek]

Oh quit the whining.

You could be living in Sierra Leone - then you would have something to actually worry about.

That was a quote from Trainspotting actually, and I'm not even Scottish lol!

Whoosh!

[Zero Liability]

It's SHÍTE being Scottish! We're the lowest of the low. The scum of the fúcking Earth! The most wretched, miserable, servile, pathetic trash that was ever shat into civilisation. Some hate the English. I don't. They're just wánkers. We, on the other hand, are colonised by wánkers. Can't even find a decent culture to be colonised by. We're ruled by effete assholes. It's a SHÍTE state of affairs to be in, Unix, and all the fresh air in the world won't make any fúcking difference!

And many of you are wánkers. Besides, Edinburgh is pretty lovely, I hear.

The best thing that came about from this whole state of affairs was that it has forced the establishment out of its lethargic state of rest. Alongside the threat of UKIP, they're under pressure to change things and if they don't, they can expect a repeat of the same.

As for effete assholes, I am sure you would end up being ruled by your own homegrown variety. Unless there's a change in the mentality of the populace, it is always going to be that way. I was quite excited by the prospect of Scotland going at it alone, but I have little confidence that those who'd take the reins immediately after would be any good. Salmond was selling a pipedream, and I think Farage was quite right to say that he (Salmond) was selling the dream of being a small administrative region governed by Brussels. I think the value behind the movement was the idea of self-government and de-centralisation. The economic issues would be there, but whether they remained would be a function of what policies Scotland later adopted.

It got the three main party wánkers and sidekick wánkers Gordon Brown to wet their panties, though, which is always good. Long may they stay wet.

I bet quite a few elites in the US and EU, and within the banks that subsidise their trashy debt, got a fright.

[scooterscot]

That was a quote from Trainspotting actually, and I'm not even Scottish lol!

Nobodies perfect.

[stek]

Nobodies perfect.

Nobody's....

[scooterscot]

Nobody's....

I thought you'd like dat.

[Batcher]

The only answer for Scots is to sort out their bit of the economy and stop being dependent on the rest of the UK and the EU.

Then see what they vote for.

Unfortunately they won't achieve that by continuing to elect a succession of socialist politicians.

That's what the Yes campaign wanted to do. I'd be happy if we got full control over our income and spending.

[shaunbhoy]

That's what the Yes campaign wanted to do. I'd be happy if we got full control over our income and spending.

Oh aye, give mair money to Wee Eck tae squander. I wouldnae trust him with the SKY remote!!

[TestMangler]

Oh aye, give mair money to Wee Eck tae squander. I wouldnae trust him with the SKY remote!!

You wouldn't have to. You live in Cornwall.

[stek]

And many of you are wánkers. Besides, Edinburgh is pretty lovely, I hear.

The best thing that came about from this whole state of affairs was that it has forced the establishment out of its lethargic state of rest. Alongside the threat of UKIP, they're under pressure to change things and if they don't, they can expect a repeat of the same.

As for effete assholes, I am sure you would end up being ruled by your own homegrown variety. Unless there's a change in the mentality of the populace, it is always going to be that way. I was quite excited by the prospect of Scotland going at it alone, but I have little confidence that those who'd take the reins immediately after would be any good. Salmond was selling a pipedream, and I think Farage was quite right to say that he (Salmond) was selling the dream of being a small administrative region governed by Brussels. I think the value behind the movement was the idea of self-government and de-centralisation. The economic issues would be there, but whether they remained would be a function of what policies Scotland later adopted.

It got the three main party wánkers and sidekick wánkers Gordon Brown to wet their panties, though, which is always good. Long may they stay wet.

I bet quite a few elites in the US and EU, and within the banks that subsidise their trashy debt, got a fright.

Another whoosh....