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  1. Just been to polling station in kirkintilloch. Yes rep in good spirits. Hes opening the door for everyone arriving. All yessers stopping for a chat and saying thankyou. Miserable no bastards not even saying thanks for him opening the door. Was great so see one woman so enthusiastic..she had never voted before and had been trying to convert all her mates with a reasonable degree of success.

  2. Margaret Bain (Ewing) was the SNP MP for East Dunbartonshire. She stood out as an excellent MP amongst much of the dross. Mind you so did one of the neighbouring MPs - John Smith. In 1979 I voted YES - its was my first ever vote - seemed sensible to me.

    Even though I moved to England in 1984 - Alex Salmond has always been my political favourite. A man of decency , a man of the people. I have never felt comfortable voting in England for any party - Tony Blair put me off Labour , then after voting Lib Dem (ha ha) - once they went to bed with the Tories that was it.

    I have always believed in Independence for Scotland - hope today and Friday is truly momentous in the right way. Coming up on train today - just have to be there. There are no words to express my feelings just now - fingers and everything else crossed.

  3. I'm just becoming a gibbering wreck.Its taken over virtually every aspect of my life just now. Working nightshift is my only escape form it but during the day I'm reading facebook and the TAMB for reassurance. Conversely, Im watching Sky News and BBC News all day which makes me downright angry with the bias and sucking up to establishment.

    As has been said , if the media had been fair then I would have accepted a NO vote if that was the democratic wish of the people - but its YES or nothing for me,

    ps and even with the TAMB I have to put up with thee rantings of our resident village idiot - we all know who he is but I cannot name him as an idiot as I will receive a further ban for personal abuse.

  4. Coming up from England for the Thursday and have to be back down on Friday afternoon. Hoping to witness the most joyous night of my life and be out in George Square on Friday morning. I'm not even in Scotland just now but totally consumed in every way by this event. My utmost respect to all you guys up there doing the grassroots hard work and especially to Mr Salmond - a magnificent leader on whose giant shoulders this campaign has been spearheaded and who has endured the utter vitriol from the Establishment, Press and comments pages throughout every avenue of media.

    Fookin please let it be!

  5. Right up there for me as the highlight of the referendum campaign from Tommy - just fabulous - wont imagine many undecided watching that but if it is typical of Tommy's speeches throughout Scotland - good on him.

    Highlight so far - Alex Salmond speech at the end of the second debate with Darling.

    Personally - being involved in singing Flower of Scotland at the Germany game and the pre match party which was at times akin to a YES party.

  6. I'm coming up on Thursday - having to go back to England to work on Friday evening Taking all family stuff etc out of it - if this is a YES vote will be the most momentous and meaningful night of my life. Never been more passionate about any other cause. People down South just don't realise that - hopefully that passion has caught on with all the terrific work from the grass roots support. If its YES then I can sit and reflect on what we have achieved in the face of nonsense from MSM and take great satisfaction from it - then after Ive taken that in - there will be a huge GIRFUY from me as well to those who deserve it.

  7. Having heard from several people on the YES side as to a biggish majority from door to door canvassing and wondering whether its just people agreeing with canvassers ..its also very comforting seeing tweets from Sky political editor and other ones suggesting that on the NO side their private canvassing is very disappointing.

    Bookies odds were closing in and now drifting out for YES. All very puzzling. I'm just hoping that the vast majority of people are once a YES always a YES.

  8. Long trip for me travel wise - overnight ferry from Harwich to Hook of Holland - was going to get train to Amsterdam then to Dortmund - but friends who were driving via the Hull Rotterdam ferry picked me up at Schiedam station near Rotterdam . Spot of lunch in Arnhem - then driver managed to get to 1220 mph on German roads only to be flashed by some fooker telling him to get out of the way!

    Spent Saturday in Dortmund square , Sunday at Strobels /Ted Christopher gig. Cracking atmosphere at both - loved the Honey Monster on stage and the guys with air guitars as Teds backing band. - cant see anything wrong with the city of Dortmund at all as a venue. Bit of a slow queue to get in stadium and lack of toilet facilities in the ground - otherwise impressive.

    Taxi driver from hotel to Dortmund station was Turkish - said Scottish people great - but English not friendly - he was a Galatasaray fan and Souness is a legend for the flag planting with them- tax driver had Scotland the Brave on his CD.

    Long journey back by train - Dortmund-Duisburg-Cologne-Brussels (time for a couple of beers and chocolate) - London-Preston-Blackpool.

    Warsaw here we come.

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