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- eastmidswhizzkid
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i'm not on about the oil for deep-frying mars bars....
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
It looks like the rest of the UK will get to keep some of it. Mr Salmond has stated he is willing to take on "our fair share of the national debt", it's obvious he's using that as a bargaining chip to keep the £, help with entry to the EU and other odds and sods. The only way we could afford to take on that sort of debt is to lease or transfer some of the oil fields to what's left of the UK.eastmidswhizzkid wrote:all i want to know is -do we get to keep the oil?
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The Referendum will be the first vote where 16/17 year olds get to vote. Cynics claimed that the SNP did this to try to capitalise on the idealism of youth to swing the result their way but in reality many of the new voters are likely to vote "no" as they fear a riskier jobs market with a yes vote.
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Yeah, here's mine - what happened to you Francis, I used to call you 'brother'?
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As someone of English birth living in Scotland, my opinion is that there are sound political arguments for independence.
Unfortunately it seems that many of the people who will be voting "yes" will do so not because of those reasons but because some English people killed some Scottish people in a battle 400 years ago, or because English sports teams get too much coverage in the media.
Unfortunately it seems that many of the people who will be voting "yes" will do so not because of those reasons but because some English people killed some Scottish people in a battle 400 years ago, or because English sports teams get too much coverage in the media.
I tried to tell her
About Marx and Eldritch, God and angels
I don't really know what for.
About Marx and Eldritch, God and angels
I don't really know what for.
1614 ? What Battle was that thenJeremiah wrote:....but because some English people killed some Scottish people in a battle 400 years ago
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The Battle of the Boink. (Jan 1614 - Feb 1614, ran out of beer and valid arguments)Big Si wrote:1614 ? What Battle was that thenJeremiah wrote:....but because some English people killed some Scottish people in a battle 400 years ago
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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:The Battle of the Boink. (Jan 1614 - Feb 1614, ran out of beer and valid arguments)Big Si wrote:1614 ? What Battle was that thenJeremiah wrote:....but because some English people killed some Scottish people in a battle 400 years ago
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In 1614 there was the Battle of Flooden - not to be confused with something similar 101 years earlier.
To commemorate the 400th Anniversary of this Glorious Victory the English have seen fit to put vast parts of Southern England under water as an act of remembrance
To commemorate the 400th Anniversary of this Glorious Victory the English have seen fit to put vast parts of Southern England under water as an act of remembrance
Well you must know something
'Cos we're dying of admiration here
Mastering obscure alternatives
'Cos we're dying of admiration here
Mastering obscure alternatives