salmonbuddie

Ok, you're a dick. Good advice, I feel better already.

To Finny? Aren't you in charge of fish related stuff on here?

We've all done that, normally by changing a wee bit of what's been said, not by making up a completely unrelated sentence. And making it funny, don't forget making it funny.

Unless you're trying to influence a referendum.....

Aye, the old "quote someone and change what they've said" is always hilarious. I was going to say "funny" but my phone might autocorrect that to fanny and give the wrong message. No, reading that back, maybe not.......

We will have more of a say in the matters directly affecting us than we do at the moment - fishing rights, anyone?Eta - we're as guaranteed a place as rUK is. We're currently EU citizens, does anyone seriously believe there's any doubt we wouldn't still be EU citizens?

I'm not an economist, just trying to understand. To sum up, Germany has been bailing out the entire Eurozone for the past 2 or 3 years? I can't believe the markets would buy that and not make themselves a fortune by some kind of run on the currency, it's the nature of the beast.Staying with Sterling temporarily until the decision is made about the currency (whatever that future currency may be) is the eminently sensible and proven route to follow.

Oh ffs, if you must indulge your puerile sense of humour at least attempt to use a bit of wit. You have half of the needful after all.

Still pretty good (as long as you get it fresh).

It's one of the main reasons I'm a Yes voter, I've believed for some time now that I'd rather we had the same influence in the EU that we do at Westminster - UK policy wrt the EU isn't always in Scotland's best interests. And there's a fair chance a referendum will be forced on the coalition following the next election which could lead to the UK leaving the EU. I don't want any part of that decision and I'n confident that a similar vote in an independent Scotland would see us remain in the EU.

Why is it that many of the same people who tell us we're "Better Together" are the same people who tell us that we should leave the EU? And if the Euro is such a clusterf**k of a currency, why hasn't it lost ground against the pound in recent years? http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=EUR&view=10Y It dropped from roughly 1.50/1.00 about 6 years ago to a low of 1.03 in 2009 and recovered to, and currently sits, around the 1.20 mark (no pun intended). So, for the last 4 years, it has maintained more or less the same level against the pound while it went through economic mayhem.

They can, but they don't like fixtures against the lions.

slap salmon? Who he?

There's that "Carlsberg doesn't do...." thing again.

One track on Deezer - The Streams - Biffy Clyro-ish, I'd say.

Gum! (I'm being backward about coming forward for one).

The person you're quoting seems to have disappeared off the face of the forum.....shortest alias ever?

Pal?

Ignore him/her, mate, he/she's adding two thirds of fekk all to the debate. But isn't "pishing all over it" coz he/she doesn't do that. According to him/her. Edited for autocorrect - can you switch it off?

You're not "anyone" though, you're "special" just ask Maxi. :D

Notwithstanding the number of times we'll hear differently, Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield are not in the North of the UK.

StuD'll have your guts for garters, making statements like that. Didn't you see he's just back from 3 weeks in 6 star luxury out there? You've brought it on yourself, help mend you, you'll be sorry.....

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Rugby League World Cup if anyone's wondering.

The thinking (at the moment, anyway) is that Faslane becomes the main base for the Scottish navy and it will still be used by NATO, too. http://www.yesscotland.net/answers/what-about-faslane

Nail on the head, SN