Stapes

Tbh, I think Yes supporters, especially those manning the stations, are at a far greater risk of assault.

Discussion here, with explanation as to why it was moved: http://tartanarmyboard.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=110&p=1358

Hope so lol

Checked how many of my Facebook friends like Yes Scotland and Better Together. BT has remained at 8 whilst YS has dropped from 40 to 37 (first time it has ever gone down the way). No-one seems to have unliked me, so a little surprised at this.

Sign on the Pentlands is completely gone.

Looking forward to driving past it on the way home. Will get the wee one to take a pic.

Midlothian Council is SNP led so I wouldn't imagine there'll be any hurry to remove it on their part. So probably Bitters that have destroyed it.

Drove past at 11.30 and you couldn't make out it was a Yes sign. Not sure if they were still making it, or if it had been partly destroyed.

It's hard to pull a dirty trick in the full glare of publicity. Remember the Spanish govt implying the train bomb was placed by ETA? Look what happened when they were found out.

Oh aye!!! lol

She's a laughing stock in the Scottish Parliament, and that includes senior members of her own party. Apply pressure, will crumble.

Justin Currie's vote is quite interesting, and may give an insight into the thoughts of many undecideds and soft nos. Moved from a yes to a no over a period of time, mainly due to the bull of the no campaign. Can see this being widespread in the last few weeks, as the lies of the no campaign are pretty clear. But clearly his wife is a staunch yes and has been working on him. Think this will be a strong factor for undecideds - many will just go with what their partner votes, and yes voters tend to much more vociferous than their no counterparts.

Lots of people at yesterday's Who Do You Think You Are? exhibition in Glasgow appear to be in agreement with the OP. Lots of badges on display. Expecting to see even more today.