Loser talk.
Its going to be no.
Better Together.
Loser talk.
Its going to be no.
Better Together.
[QUOTE=“Manuel Zelaya, post: 1015726, member: 377”]Loser talk.
Its going to be no.
Better Together.[/QUOTE]
The polls had the no vote 20 points clear a month ago. Now the No crowd are ecstatic over a 1% margain of error:D
This is far from over matey, you and your Bullingdon chums have peaked too soon. There will be one more swing to the yes side next week and it will be decisive:pint:
@Sidney - Thoughts on how this could affect the Loins?
It’s worrying. The British Loins has always been made up of players from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (also, latterly, the United States, New Zealand, South Africa and Fiji). That part of our United Kingdom could declare independence and still expect to have players selected would be an obscenity. That’s all I’ll say.
[QUOTE=“Manuel Zelaya, post: 1015726, member: 377”]Loser talk.
Its going to be no.
Better Together.[/QUOTE]
@Manuel Zelaya[/USER] is obviously the political wing of [USER=361]@Tassotti.
In fairness, I don’t think the non selection of the one or two token ankle-grabbing craven jocks will unduly inconvenience them.
Gavin & Scott Hastings, David Sole, Finlay Calder, Jim Aitken and Andy Nicol have all come out and endorsed a No vote. Its clearly a real live issue. As you’ve said if you had a vote you’d be better off voting No just on this issue alone.
What did we decide the collective noun for cunts was again? A west Lothian of them?
A Cork load of them.
I see no mention of Jim Telfer.
I cannae understand…
Please God a Yes vote…
Galloway is a total enigma. One day he’s shitting all over Rangers fans, defending Irish nationalism, slating the actions of the British Army. The next he’s supporting the Union telling Scottish school children they are indeed better off to remain British.
He is a self serving loathsome archetypal politician. He will go with whatever way he thinks the wind is blowing. He is utterly amoral. Prick.
Survation poll just released has Yes at 46% and No at 54%. The core yes vote is only 40.8%. It will be a comfortable No win and might not be too far of the two thirds No that was predicted at the outest.
The noes have it. The noes have it!
wee dafties on the yes side
The Yes side are rattled and lashing out about nationalisation of companies now
Game Over
[QUOTE=“TheUlteriorMotive, post: 1016111, member: 2272”]The Yes side are rattled and lashing out about nationalisation of companies now
Game Over[/QUOTE]
The game was never on.