shaddypeekey

I agree. On reflection, think I might be that guy!

There's only two tiny areas declared. It's naw over!

Who the says we've lost!

Hurry up and declare inverclyde. I'm knackered and my two wee yins will have no sympathy!

If it's a no, quite simply, the people of our country have spoken and that is the sovereign will. I'll get on with it and wonder what's for tea tomorrow.

Good point!

My first vote helped New Labour and Blair get in in 1997. Good idea at the time!

Loads of no's on mine unfortunately.

I know who you are. Haha!

Ahoy. Bit of a random request, but my pal and I bumped into a lad in Dortmund who had taken a picture of the big Yes sticker on the big pipe opposite the main train station. The thing is, me and my pal are in the frame carrying a rather large carry out between us. Was a great picture, and I wish I got a copy that day, but my phone battery was dead. Anyhows, if anyone has it, can i get a copy? Cheers!

Phil. I was of the exact same opinion as you pal, but I thought long and hard and decided that we can at least give it a bash on our own two feet. The bit in bold I agree with to an extent, but last time I checked, I didn't give all my money to my brother, only for him to give me back what he deemed fit, whilst keeping some for himself, which is the status quo.(Knowing the tight arse wee shite though, that probably will happen in Dortmund)!

I've changed from no to yes. My reasoning:I have always thought we could go it alone, but some if the SNP manifesto is pie in the sky, which drove me down the no route. Until I thought"this isn't the SNP referendum, it's my country's. I think I would regret voting no in years to come.