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No it isn't. This isn't an end of anything and survivors like Salmond will thrive in bringing Devo Max to Scotland.pompeygunner wrote:Is this the beginning of the end for Salmond
You're in for a long wait...HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:I shall now spend the day enjoying the sight of this little ******'s lifelong dream being crushed.
Hmmmm, not sure about that tbh. To me it looks like he staked everything on the yes vote. Is he the man to take scotland forward as part of UK. I think not.Lost in Transportation wrote:No it isn't. This isn't an end of anything and survivors like Salmond will thrive in bringing Devo Max to Scotland.pompeygunner wrote:Is this the beginning of the end for Salmond
You're in for a long wait...HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:I shall now spend the day enjoying the sight of this little ******'s lifelong dream being crushed.
Lost in Transportation wrote:No it isn't. This isn't an end of anything and survivors like Salmond will thrive in bringing Devo Max to Scotland.pompeygunner wrote:Is this the beginning of the end for Salmond
You're in for a long wait...HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:I shall now spend the day enjoying the sight of this little ******'s lifelong dream being crushed.
If I was in his sweaty shoes, I would immediately plan another referendum for St Andrews Day 2015 on the condition it would be called off only once all London's promises have been fulfilled.* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:Lost in Transportation wrote:No it isn't. This isn't an end of anything and survivors like Salmond will thrive in bringing Devo Max to Scotland.pompeygunner wrote:Is this the beginning of the end for Salmond
You're in for a long wait...HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:I shall now spend the day enjoying the sight of this little ******'s lifelong dream being crushed.
salmond has said he will take part in talks over what other powers are devolved to the scottish Parliament. If he has any sense he'll oversee the changes and then get out citing a job well done. Well, if he had any sense - which I doubt...
His major problem currently is trying to get rid of the label "loser". Regardless of the changes that will follow this referendum, he is a loser. The people have spoken and the people said "f**k off".
I believe he can't call the referendum without the agreement of Westminster... Good innit.HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:If I was in his sweaty shoes, I would immediately plan another referendum for St Andrews Day 2015 on the condition it would be called off only once all London's promises have been fulfilled.* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:Lost in Transportation wrote:No it isn't. This isn't an end of anything and survivors like Salmond will thrive in bringing Devo Max to Scotland.pompeygunner wrote:Is this the beginning of the end for Salmond
You're in for a long wait...HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:I shall now spend the day enjoying the sight of this little ******'s lifelong dream being crushed.
salmond has said he will take part in talks over what other powers are devolved to the scottish Parliament. If he has any sense he'll oversee the changes and then get out citing a job well done. Well, if he had any sense - which I doubt...
His major problem currently is trying to get rid of the label "loser". Regardless of the changes that will follow this referendum, he is a loser. The people have spoken and the people said "f**k off".
You're missing your jock-baiting site aren't you...HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:
If he won, the placard would have said "Go f**k yourselves, yer English bastards"
There's always a way. The Scottish Government is not actually mandated to discuss constitutional affairs but they still managed this.* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:I believe he can't call the referendum without the agreement of Westminster... Good innit.HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:If I was in his sweaty shoes, I would immediately plan another referendum for St Andrews Day 2015 on the condition it would be called off only once all London's promises have been fulfilled.* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:Lost in Transportation wrote:No it isn't. This isn't an end of anything and survivors like Salmond will thrive in bringing Devo Max to Scotland.pompeygunner wrote:Is this the beginning of the end for Salmond
You're in for a long wait...HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:I shall now spend the day enjoying the sight of this little ******'s lifelong dream being crushed.
salmond has said he will take part in talks over what other powers are devolved to the scottish Parliament. If he has any sense he'll oversee the changes and then get out citing a job well done. Well, if he had any sense - which I doubt...
His major problem currently is trying to get rid of the label "loser". Regardless of the changes that will follow this referendum, he is a loser. The people have spoken and the people said "f**k off".
As for his sweaty shoes, he can walk 500 miles... and he can walk 500 more... 'til he falls off Golden Cap.
HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:Milkins, I would have voted against you on all of those (although I would have demanded a clause that we put full military resources into Iraq, instead of the blindingly stupid 'war-lite' strategy we chose).* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:Given the opportunity I certainly would have voted against privatising the utilities... and would definitely have voted Yes to remove scotland from the UK... I would have voted not to go to Iraq and certainly voted against the use of CCTV cameras in every nook and cranny of the country.
Normally, I would never ignore such a blatant gauntlet-throwing challenge....* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:Milkins, I would have voted against you on all of those (although I would have demanded a clause that we put full military resources into Iraq, instead of the blindingly stupid 'war-lite' strategy we chose).* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:Given the opportunity I certainly would have voted against privatising the utilities... and would definitely have voted Yes to remove scotland from the UK... I would have voted not to go to Iraq and certainly voted against the use of CCTV cameras in every nook and cranny of the country.
Awww - and we were getting along so well... I might be swayed on all those points except the utilities. We are being fleeced. I would rather the money was used for a bloated workforce than watching it being pocketed by shareholders baying for more profit.
...in particular the water - the single most important thing in our lives being used for profit is frankly despicable. My view on that will never change.
He's too egostisical to be out of the limelight. He will make himself the man to take Scotland forward.pompeygunner wrote:Hmmmm, not sure about that tbh. To me it looks like he staked everything on the yes vote. Is he the man to take scotland forward as part of UK. I think not.Lost in Transportation wrote:No it isn't. This isn't an end of anything and survivors like Salmond will thrive in bringing Devo Max to Scotland.pompeygunner wrote:Is this the beginning of the end for Salmond
You're in for a long wait...HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:I shall now spend the day enjoying the sight of this little ******'s lifelong dream being crushed.
HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:Normally, I would never ignore such a blatant gauntlet-throwing challenge....* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:Milkins, I would have voted against you on all of those (although I would have demanded a clause that we put full military resources into Iraq, instead of the blindingly stupid 'war-lite' strategy we chose).* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:Given the opportunity I certainly would have voted against privatising the utilities... and would definitely have voted Yes to remove scotland from the UK... I would have voted not to go to Iraq and certainly voted against the use of CCTV cameras in every nook and cranny of the country.
Awww - and we were getting along so well... I might be swayed on all those points except the utilities. We are being fleeced. I would rather the money was used for a bloated workforce than watching it being pocketed by shareholders baying for more profit.
...in particular the water - the single most important thing in our lives being used for profit is frankly despicable. My view on that will never change.
However, as today is a most glorious day and I'm sitting blissfully relaxed in a charming cafe on one of Holborn's cobbled side streets, I shall resist and spare you the tedium.
An 'All-Day Breakfast', a mug of tea and a newspaper. The world can wait.* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:Normally, I would never ignore such a blatant gauntlet-throwing challenge....* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife wrote:Milkins, I would have voted against you on all of those (although I would have demanded a clause that we put full military resources into Iraq, instead of the blindingly stupid 'war-lite' strategy we chose).* {|:¬)> Milkins wrote:Given the opportunity I certainly would have voted against privatising the utilities... and would definitely have voted Yes to remove scotland from the UK... I would have voted not to go to Iraq and certainly voted against the use of CCTV cameras in every nook and cranny of the country.
Awww - and we were getting along so well... I might be swayed on all those points except the utilities. We are being fleeced. I would rather the money was used for a bloated workforce than watching it being pocketed by shareholders baying for more profit.
...in particular the water - the single most important thing in our lives being used for profit is frankly despicable. My view on that will never change.
However, as today is a most glorious day and I'm sitting blissfully relaxed in a charming cafe on one of Holborn's cobbled side streets, I shall resist and spare you the tedium.
I think I've just discovered the root cause of Apathetic Britain!
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