Hope to give some a laugh as did for me.
http://imgur.com/r/funny/wAjYu3h
From the New Yorker and could Imagine Nessie doing that.
http://imgur.com/r/funny/wAjYu3h
From the New Yorker and could Imagine Nessie doing that.
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Sterling strengthening on currency markets pointing to Noes in the ascendancy
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Scottish pubs being allowed to open all night seems a cracking idea. A&E is going to be busy in the morning.
Butts
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If Scotland does become Independent will it be a bigger Country than The Republic of Ireland by GDP etc ?
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Buttstradamus's final prediction 30 minutes prior to the Polls Closing....
Scotland will vote to remain part of the UK
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Buttstradamus's final prediction 30 minutes prior to the Polls Closing....
Scotland will vote to remain part of the UK
Narrow No vote. Or at least extremely close. Anyway apparently lots of polling stations have had brilliant turn outs. One Girlfriend went to in Armadale she said was empty, but the lists had nearly all names crossed out.
DarloRich
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polls closed - we await the result!!!!
Anyone know why we're not getting an exit poll? Too expensive?
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Someone suggested that because the polls a few weeks ago said it would be a pretty comfortable "No", the media organisations didn't think it was worth commissioning an exit poll.
Also the difficulty in deciding which polling stations to target to get a fully representative sample, given there's no historical data.
GaryMcEwan
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There probably won't be an exit poll due to the fact something like this has never happened before so the pollsters won't have anything from previously to base it on...
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Butts
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I can't wait it's so exciting - My daughter a Student at St Andrews University was the last person to get on the Electoral Roll there.....
Her no vote cancelled mine out :cry:
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Apparently because the public have had enough of polls. That said, YouGov will be announcing thiers soon.
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YouGov Exit Poll - No 54% SNP 46%
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Not an exit poll. Just a poll.
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How do we know that?
Presumably someone took a poll??
Roll on the Clacton by-election, far more important
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I want to know why they've put so much emphasis on the "Poll of Poles"? I would not have thought that Scotland's Polish population would have that much influence on the outcome...
DarloRich
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much wider spread than recent polls - but not an exit poll as such
306024
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I want to know why they've put so much emphasis on the "Poll of Poles"? I would not have thought that Scotland's Polish population would have that much influence on the outcome...
To continue the flippant note, England's Scottish population haven't had much influence either.
DarloRich
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whereas Scotland's English population have!
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DarloRich
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Radio 4/5 for me!
They are talking about a massive turnout - perhaps the highest ever for a UK election. It all seems very close.
One count has already declared overwhelmingly yes - the Royal and Ancient have voted to accept women members!
They are talking about a massive turnout - perhaps the highest ever for a UK election. It all seems very close.
One count has already declared overwhelmingly yes - the Royal and Ancient have voted to accept women members!
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Butts
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Radio 4/5 for me!
They are talking about a massive turnout - perhaps the highest ever for a UK election. It all seems very close.
One count has already declared overwhelmingly yes - the Royal and Ancient have voted to accept women members!
Bad news another Male Bastion gone
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Make the most of it... if it's a Yes you won't be seeing much of these fine broadcasters in future....
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Some silly wumman on The BBC has just said that "there is a lot of depravity too" when describing Fife in general and Kircaldy in particular.
Deprivation hen, deprivation! Much mirth behind the camera.
Deprivation hen, deprivation! Much mirth behind the camera.
GaryMcEwan
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The rUK can enjoy some fine Scottish TV tonight as STV are going out right across the ITV Network and also on UTV...
PS...Forget Huw and Nick, we've got Bernard Ponsonby!
PS...Forget Huw and Nick, we've got Bernard Ponsonby!
DarloRich
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This is genuinely exciting!
The result really is unknown and could go either way. Pollsters have no data, poiltiocs have no idea if they have won or lost, the people have been energised, participation is massive and democracy seems to be strengthend!
The result really is unknown and could go either way. Pollsters have no data, poiltiocs have no idea if they have won or lost, the people have been energised, participation is massive and democracy seems to be strengthend!
306024
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Indeed. To be serious for once, I have been concerned at the low turnout for all sorts of elections in recent years. Great to see so many voting, however they vote.
My only concern is in the event of a yes vote, what will I call my O-level in British Constitution?
My only concern is in the event of a yes vote, what will I call my O-level in British Constitution?
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