Independance for Scotland?

[Alan Stubbs]

Are you sure ?

 

Trolls are quite adept at regenerating themselves.

 

 

I wasn't prepared to be so generous as to call him a troll. Sub-primordial slime was more appropriate.

[Huge_Vitae]

I wasn't prepared to be so generous as to call him a troll. Sub-primordial slime was more appropriate.

Ah yes, but you have to admit Alan, that Great Tits are a thing to be watched all day long this time of the year, with the warm weather the Great Tits are out in abundance, far better to admire Tits of all sorts now rather than having to feed trolls, which, are, by their nature rather mundane and boring, trolls are available too much, young tits, great tits and blue tits are ready now to be enjoyed. Even Ducks in the garden are rather exciting when compared to Trolls...............

Edited May 25, 2011 by Huge_Vitae

[corydoras]

Ah yes, but you have to admit Alan, that Great Tits are a thing to be watched all day long this time of the year, with the warm weather the Great Tits are out in abundance, far better to admire Tits of all sorts now rather than having to feed trolls, which, are, by their nature rather mundane and boring, trolls are available too much, young tits, great tits and blue tits are ready now to be enjoyed. Even Ducks in the garden are rather exciting when compared to Trolls...............

Not to forget crested tits, bearded tits and long-tailed tits.

[Worms]

Not to forget crested tits, bearded tits and long-tailed tits.

I believe we call them Bearded Reedling, Panurus biarmicus these days

 

Well, at least in Englandshire!

Edited May 25, 2011 by Worms

[Worms]

I wasn't prepared to be so generous as to call him a troll. Sub-primordial slime was more appropriate.

Surely not the legendary Herr KB? (silence as the crunch of thousands of jack-boots heel click and the rustling of grey serge tunics as multiple arms hurl out towards the bespectacled poster as it passes by on a 6 wheel drive milk float)

[corydoras]

I believe we call them Bearded Reedling, Panurus biarmicus these days

 

Well, at least in Englandshire!

I didn't know that. "Bearded Reedling" doesn't have the same ring to it though.

[Alan Stubbs]

Surely not the legendary Herr KB? (silence as the crunch of thousands of jack-boots heel click and the rustling of grey serge tunics as multiple arms hurl out towards the bespectacled poster as it passes by on a 6 wheel drive milk float)

 

 

It's been a bit quiet lately!

[Alan Stubbs]

Ah yes, but you have to admit Alan, that Great Tits are a thing to be watched all day long this time of the year, with the warm weather the Great Tits are out in abundance, far better to admire Tits of all sorts now rather than having to feed trolls, which, are, by their nature rather mundane and boring, trolls are available too much, young tits, great tits and blue tits are ready now to be enjoyed. Even Ducks in the garden are rather exciting when compared to Trolls...............

 

 

I think they look at their best when the day promises to be very warm, but at present has a little 'nip' in the air.

 

Church organ stops copme to mind.

[RUDD]

A few questions.

 

How will our armed forces work?

How will taxes work? Makes me sick that my taxes go partly towards Scots and Welsh getting free prescriptions whilst I have to pay for mine.

Would Scottish (then Welsh) MPS be asked to leave English politics as it would be none of their business.

Would Northern Ireland become completly independant - now there's a minefield.

What the hell would we do in the winter olympics or infact any Olympics.

Would I need a passport to visit?

 

At least Rangers and Celtic would stop harping on about joining the premier league - both would struggle in the Championship anyway :lol:

 

And last but not least - would we still be called Brits?

[John S]

And last but not least - would we still be called Brits?

 

I reckon so. Britain is a geographical thing, not a political one. The problem arises if we lose Northern Ireland, because then we could not call ourselves the UK anymore.