I feel so proud to have voted yes!!

[Redford]

If the no vote prevails...can we (South of Hadrians wall) have a shot at it please

When around half of the country wants to leave, and those who don't can only use a currency argument over and over, and have biased media coverage, then it is a huge understatement to say there is a strong case for another referendum.

[arabesque]

If the no vote prevails...can we (South of Hadrians wall) have a shot at it please

When around half of the country wants to leave, and those who don't can only use a currency argument over and over, and have biased media coverage, then it is a huge understatement to say there is a strong case for another referendum.[/quote]

We may well be here again in four years. But labour esp must learn their lesson and put strong leadership north of the border. Brown instead of Lamont at the next election will guarantee an increase in the Labour vote.

But m8 you cannot ignore the currency question, salmond fecked big time on it, if he'd clarified the situation yes might have had a chance.

[Markovitch]

In a country of 5m you actually as an individual have the possibility of not only influencing public policy but management practices as well. In the UK with one vote, usually in a region which has voted against the party in power you have no chance of doing anything. An astonishing opportunity lost

[Footnote]

This *****hole is destined to be run forever by the weegie Labour lefty mafia supported by selfish central belters who only care about their benefits cheques

Mind you Aberdeen did well on the cowardice front tonight, scared to rock the economic boast reil industry maybe, NO = self, self, self £££££

[Footnote]

"Thankyou sir, may I have another"

[Footnote]

Actually, these results are weird, I'm starting to think this election is as rigged as any other.