18 Sep 14
Originally posted by Great Big Stees10 pm tonight I think, why they don't have it on a Saturday or a Sunday I cannot say. The well wishers have been great, just think we might become like Canada, a free and self determining nation, responsible for our own destiny. 😲
When do the voting stations close?
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18 Sep 14
Originally posted by robbie carrobieYes but perhaps you will have your Quebec too, maybe the Shetlands? 😉
10 pm tonight I think, why they don't have it on a Saturday or a Sunday I cannot say. The well wishers have been great, just think we might become like Canada, a free and self determining nation, responsible for our own destiny. 😲
18 Sep 14
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesDo Quebec want to be separate from Canada? why? We shall take their place, just chisel along the border float them out into the Atlantic and slot us in, Canada, how awesome, all the kids can go to the Gaelic schools 😀 Nah we rae pretty much one and will accept the referendum, Shetlands would be better off Norwegian. Heck we would be better off Norwegian. How hard is Norwegian to learn, is it like Swenska?
Yes but perhaps you will have [b] your Quebec too, maybe the Shetlands? 😉[/b]
18 Sep 14
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieYes, it's very similar to 'svenska', easy for us to understand - hard to learn though, I would think.
Do Quebec want to be separate from Canada? why? We shall take their place, just chisel along the border float them out into the Atlantic and slot us in, Canada, how awesome, all the kids can go to the Gaelic schools 😀 Nah we rae pretty much one and will accept the referendum, Shetlands would be better off Norwegian. Heck we would be better off Norwegian. How hard is Norwegian to learn, is it like Swenska?
19 Sep 14
Originally posted by sonhouseBig country will have a big GNP.
You think the US is a failed state? You do know we are still #1 GNP right?
You need to look at figures per capita.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark are the places to go!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita
19 Sep 14
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Originally posted by vanderveldeWell, better luck next time, 55/45 % in favor of staying in UK. Too many unknowns it appears.
I was imagining myriads of underwear pants newly sewed of old (made useful by this plebiscite) British flags - but the tailors - unhappiest people in UK now - lost this job of the century.
Maybe the 45% can succeed and form their own version minus the oil....
