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it depends.....but right now UKIPs position is an emotive one IMO and mirrored by the SNP. "We are better off alone, just us"

the UK?

Emotionally it's the same mindset not political/policy.

Either way now - the outcome's not going to be pretty and it reflects petty (not neccessarily nasty) nationalism/differences etc rather than the positive romaticism some 'Yes' voters seem to claim it is the outcomes - many english getting fed up with scots and soon and ultimately more devolution, inwardness and autonomy and inwardness, ultimetely in 15-20 years I see us as separate anyway and England out of the EU Small mindness to me - don't see huge emotional differences in the outcomes that the SNP and UKIP seek. Little englanders and Little scotlanders.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's a bit disappointing to be told that a > significant percentage of that generation who were > able to make a dozen meals from a single chicken; > make do and mend; fix mechanical and electrical > devices; add-up without calculators; survive > tumultuous and turbulent times - a generation > brought-up on common sense, resourcefulness and > organisational thrift - now can't manage when > Iceland closes. That generation is now mainly dead Bobby...this is the first wave of the spoilt, overindulged Baby boom generation hitting old age

...since when did students want to live in Decent Bits? *despairs at youth*

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was reading an article that made an interesting > point that has been glossed over in all of this. > Will MPs representing Scotland in Westminster > still have a right to vote on legislation that has > no impact on their constituencies going forward? > The devolution process being promised by the major > parties means that decisions made by Westminster > will have very little impact on Scotland. Why > should Scotland have a say in how England, Wales > and Northern Ireland are run going forward? That's been the case since the Scottish Parliament was established

I'd have thought East Dulwich would be a dull old place to live as a student (as well as expensive)

That my Itunes library has been invaded by foooking U2

Nope, snorky encourages the worst in me

yup - but yesterday was 9/11 so they were out doing their sh1te

9/11 Conspiracy theory threads/posts - tin foil hat wearing coonts

Well done. You've done better than the governemnt.

Toad in the 'foooking' Hole

For Seabag with love x It's nearly the weekend, here's one for all the playaaaas

Snorks - it would be easier to know who wasn't on the headshot list. Thanks in advance.

I'd have Wiltshire and Dorset in too

Nope - their misfortune is becuase of idiotic policies that many over here (*ahem) used to eugolise

Spurs are likely going to have to borrow another ground for a season now - Emirates makes the most sense surely?

...No not France (ahem) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-29140359

Good to see England haver gone from World Cup donkeys to be on track for 100% qualification to the Euro Finals,... in just 4 days. Love the Media.

Darling (not Alastair)economist of the left's views.. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/08/opinion/paul-krugman-scots-what-the-heck.html?_r=1

independence

but huge swathes of the election vote on 'not liking the tories' whatever the realities of the world - it's a significant part of the 'progressive' brand/persona etc

I'm talking Vinyl. CDs i just keep incase my computer/backup and applematch blow up