No idea, I haven't listened to any news for days, I was all referendummed out and  the other news is so depressing, I'm giving it a miss for the foreseeable.

Have a good time Supes! xx

I know that feeling.. anyway.. they are.. 

Great result so pleased.

Big  to all Scottish fms. Very glad about the outcome.

I think it's a good thing, especially for the really neglected areas of the country, it all depends on how the regions are split up, can't see populations of country folk being happy if they are to be administered by Leeds or some such,it'll take some sorting out.

I hear you Yogi ..as a "no" voter it was a night to celebrate and when I read that it was difficult to forget the shit we took from the Yes campaigners...but your right... we move on  .

 No worries.

Aww Erin was at the polling station dealing with bampots not knowing their own address /writing abuse on their votes, came in squiffy  stayed up all night watching the results come in....

Nae harm done

Rawky  did you find your gold tie yet?

Salmond to stand down! 

Good

took him long enough....    don't let the door hit your wee ba' heid on the way out Eck.

Now this day just keeps getting better...see ya Mr Salmond !!

Cheers Rog ,I just had my full of the Yes campaigners....it hit a wee nerve but I was a tad harsh .

I seem to remember saying the other day that his wee sidekick would get rid of him.  Glad to see the back of him, now how can we get rid of Ms. Sturgeon?

You did, Col.

I'd love to see the back of her too.

Shows where his loyalty lies , eh ! 

they both sounds a bit fishy to me,

both the outgoing and potential incoming one

*I'll get me coat *

Rofl

nah dont go!

on a scale of 1-10

you can have a 9

im not one to skate around the issue

nothing koi about you Pirate

I am crap at puns but hope you lot that are good at them have a whale of a time

its giving me a tense haddock trying to think of another pun

Am thrilled we are still united....things would just seem odd without our Scottish neighbours right there by our side 

Hi Erin,

I think you may have missed the point of my post and also that I may have been in the 'Yes' camp.

As a Yorkshireman (Englishman second ) my interest in it was not as a voter, but as someone who (knowing there are a number of Scots on the forum) wanted to see how they presented arguments for either a 'yes' or 'no' vote and also if their opinion changed over the course of the debate up to and including the day of the vote.

Personally I started out as a "keep us together" person, although I could not back it up with too many good points, to a small degree my gut felt that we would be better together. But I was open to a sound argument.

As for my comment about the Westminster three, I was just commenting on the fact that politicians say one thing to get what they want then seem to forget some or all of what they promised at the outset.

Hope that explains better where I was coming from.

I get it EC and I have explained where I was coming from

I always thought he was a pollock

Wonder who'll take his plaice

I always thought he was a pollock

I agree never liked Alex Salmon

Originally Posted by Aimee:

I always thought he was a pollock

Wonder who'll take his plaice

It wont be an easy job ,god help the poor sole.

dave & his useless mates have promised scotland so much-too much probably

like his little mate clegg he'll let people down

its all lies

like when clegg lied to the students

best thing to come out of this is i reckon dave will go down quicker than a thai hooker

clegg wont be far behind

worst case senario

nige will move up the ranks

the ed miller band will just stand there looking gormless as usual