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Moggy wrote:Anyway, who is British number 2?

[iup=3567572]Moggy[/iup] wrote:I don’t know why people get so pissy over Murray. He is Scottish, why shouldn’t he have an opinion on Scottish independence? And the “anyone but England” comments years ago was a joke between him and Henman.

Anyway, who is British number 2?

[iup=3567573]KKLEIN[/iup] wrote:

Moggy wrote:Anyway, who is British number 2?

My one armed, one legged, blind in one eye, deaf in both ears, arthritic Dad.

[iup=3567557]captain red dog[/iup] wrote:Its odd that he chose to get involved. It looks narrowly, narrowly like a no vote, and Murray has just murdered his support south of the border. All he had to do was keep quiet another 24 hours!

[iup=3567585]Hyperion[/iup] wrote:Good luck Scotland. There may be momentous changes ahead, but whatever happens you're still part of our small islands of English speaking friends.

[iup=3567554]KKLEIN[/iup] wrote:Does this mean we're now REALLY going to have to get behind Laura Robson at next year's Wimbledon?

[iup=3567591]Lagamorph[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3567585]Hyperion[/iup] wrote:Good luck Scotland. There may be momentous changes ahead, but whatever happens you're still part of our small islands of English speaking friends.

I wouldn't put it past Salmond to rename the language to Scottish in a refusal to call it English.

[iup=3567531]Lagamorph[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3567506]Return_of_the_STAR[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3567470]PES Fan[/iup] wrote:

twitter.com/andy_murray/status/512392618077323264

This is part of the problem of the no campaign. Th yes caring is entirely positive, everything is about the benefits (in their opinion) of voting yes whilst the no campaign is a mixture of the negatives of voting yes and the positives of staying together (in their opinion). If you listening a lot to them there's a lot of negatively. Personally they are right to point about positives and negatives but that leads to miserable strawberry floats like Murray becoming depressed.

But the negatives have to be put out there. By completely ignoring the potential negatives and problems of independence by never acknowledging or discussing them the Yes campaign are essentially misleading people.

today is the day that the people of scotland decide if they want to be a independent country on their own or if they want to stay as part of the uk in the united kingdom with the rest of everyone else in the world. after months of people talking about it constantly the day has finally come and everyone is ready and excited for the big vote especially the leader of yes club 7 alex salmond who has been walking around the streets near his house since 4 o clock this morning handing out bags of live salmons to everyone that he meets to try and get them to vote for him and he even made a baby butterfly come out of his mouth as well because it is what a group of people wanted to see and they was dead impressed and alistair darling who is the leader of the darling buds of nay got up extra early this morning as well to make sure that his traditional large black mens eyebrow extensions was glued on to his face properly because they are what he calls his weapons of mass seduction that he is going to use to convince people to vote for him if they like that type of thing and as i look out into my street everyone i see is going mental for voting right now and i even saw a little boy nearly vote himself into a epileptic fit earlier because he was so excited for the referendum but i think that whatever the result may be it is important to remember to be kind to others no matter who they have voted for or what they believe in because that is their choice that they have made and as people we are bigger than that because we are all the land that we stand upon and we are all the air that we breathe and we are all the sea that takes us to far away places and then brings us back home again and we are all made from the same flesh and bones as every single star and planet around us and we need not to fight and not to worry because we are all born with kindness inside of ourselfs and it is this kindness that above all of everything else will make scotland and the world a better place for each and every one of us and help us to live our lives in happiness for as long as the earth allows us and as you write your cross into the little box today it will almost be like you are marking a cross onto every unborn childs forehead that will stay with them for the rest of their lives so good luck to everyone whichever way you may vote because this is your moment so just enjoy it and remember to take a pen with you as well just incase someone trys to kidnap you while you are voting so you can stab them with it and escape more easily. love from your friend Chris (Simpsons artist) xox

[iup=3567572]Moggy[/iup] wrote:I don’t know why people get so pissy over Murray. He is Scottish, why shouldn’t he have an opinion on Scottish independence? And the “anyone but England” comments years ago was a joke between him and Henman.

[iup=3567657]Dan.[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3567572]Moggy[/iup] wrote:I don’t know why people get so pissy over Murray. He is Scottish, why shouldn’t he have an opinion on Scottish independence? And the “anyone but England” comments years ago was a joke between him and Henman.

Moggy gets it.

[iup=3567676]Tineash[/iup] wrote:And we'll never, ever crack the top 5 at the Olympics again, either.

[iup=3567554]KKLEIN[/iup] wrote:Does this mean we're now REALLY going to have to get behind Laura Robson at next year's Wimbledon?