England vs Scotland: Tonight

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PAH replied

19 February 2008, 12:18
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

We should have kept York when we captured it the first time... try try again

From what I've seen you're welcome to it. Blokes in skirts would probably be an improvement on the quality of the women there.
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scooterscot replied

19 February 2008, 12:04
We should have kept York when we captured it the first time... try try again
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tay replied

19 February 2008, 11:47
All provinces should be treated the same.
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dude69 replied

19 February 2008, 11:09
Originally posted by ratewhore View Post

You're right. I think it's called the Barrett Formula...

Barnett
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HRH replied

19 February 2008, 10:49
There is no way the Scotch () will be better off without Mother Engalnd to bail them out. Cut them loose and let them starve!
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daviejones replied

19 February 2008, 10:12
A lot of "experts" on here.....
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ratewhore replied

19 February 2008, 10:08
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

Makes me laugh to see the xenophobes claiming that the Scots get it "free". It is not "free" at all...

You're right. I think it's called the Barrett Formula...
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daviejones replied

19 February 2008, 10:00
Originally posted by HRH View Post

The sooner the Scots get full independence the better off the English will be,

Kind of cheeky for a first post.....
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shaunbhoy replied

19 February 2008, 09:59
Makes me laugh to see the xenophobes claiming that the Scots get it "free". It is not "free" at all, it merely reflects the way that the Scottish Executive prioritise the spending of their allocated budget. These things could also be "free" in England, but all manner of bureaucrats in the middle see fit to spend it on other things rather than the elderly/infirm. Good on the Scottish Executive for doing this, nice to see someone taking care of the aged. It is not them that people down south should be getting annoyed at, it is the budget planners down here.
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HRH replied

18 February 2008, 16:23
The sooner the Scots get full independence the better off the English will be,
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PAH started a topic England vs Scotland: Tonight

18 February 2008, 15:47
England vs Scotland: Tonight

Monday 18 February
8:00pm - 8:30pm
ITV1 London
The Scots get free personal care for the elderly, free higher education, prescriptions and better access to new medicines â€" exclusive benefits subsidised by English taxpayers. So would you become Scottish to take advantage? Jonathan Maitland highlights the issue from the English border town of Berwick and stages a local referendum to see if locals would renounce their Englishness to cash in.

On a similar note, when you see someone whinging on the news that they aren't allowed treatment because of their location, why not move to where you can get it, even temporarily?

Isn't this a plan B opportunity to make some cash by adding people onto your electoral role, for a suitable fee?
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