Originally posted by MctaytoLol we were betrayed MacT by Edinburgh those pansies voted No. The shame of it. Its just like them to bottle it. Glasgow voted Yes.
Scotlands population never wanted to join and as a highlander I would be happy to see english season follow the grouse season 😀
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-Removed-The final votes are in:
Turnout : 84.5%
Yes: 44.7%
No: 55.3%
I hereby declare HandAndy and Great Big Stees the joint winners of the turnout prediction and divegeester the winner of the result prediction.
As the result was the harder to predict, I hereby declare divegeester the overall winner.
Though not quite a victory.
😛
Originally posted by Rank outsiderI predict the first minister will shortly resign
The final votes are in:
Turnout : 84.5%
Yes: 44.7%
No: 55.3%
I hereby declare HandAndy and Great Big Stees the joint winners of the turnout prediction and divegeester the winner of the result prediction.
As the result was the harder to predict, I hereby declare divegeester the overall winner.
Though not quite a victory.
😛
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Originally posted by KewpieNow, or soon, the fun will begin with the Welsh, Northern Irelanders and the English going to want the same concessions promised by the current government to the Scots. I see a revolt coming or maybe three more referendums.
I agree that it's "not quite a victory", because it shows that almost half of the Scottish population are less than satisfied with the present arrangements. A real victory would have been 80/20 or 90/10, but 55/45 is a third-rate score.
Originally posted by Great Big SteesThat is, if the UK follows through on the promises.
Now, or soon, the fun will begin with the Welsh, Northern Irelanders and the English going to want the same concessions promised by the current government to the Scots. I see a revolt coming or maybe three more referendums.
