Brexit, for once some facts.
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He Only invented the mini kilt, the great kilt been in use for centuries I tried one on once, it's best described as being smothered in a frame tent , it would have come in handy to cover the car and keep the weather off it . How anyone ever wore it it on an everyday basis is a total mystery.
It appears to me we have a religious fundamentalist in our midst
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They’ll end up like Ireland, on the German teat. The EU might put up with that in exchange for gaining some more land. Then again....
Scotland is a fine nation. They deserve better than the TSIW.
Only because they pinch our rain first and Wales is full of deep holes
It certainly deserves better than the Conservative and Useless party.Some fish
They’ll end up like Ireland, on the German teat. The EU might put up with that in exchange for gaining some more land. Then again....
Scotland is a fine nation. They deserve better than the TSIW.
It's Welsh rain and we kindly let some of it pass over and fall on England.Only because they pinch our rain first and Wales is full of deep holes
Nope!. Its Irish rain. Manufactured by leprechauns out in the Atlantic. We keep the really fresh stuff in Kerry and on the West Coast , and only the dregs make it across to Snowdonia.
..true story,. We were running a seminar here in Dundalk with colleagues from the College in Galway in a stormy day. Their attitude was it was just so interesting and new . They never knew rain fell vertically..
That's nothing: on a windy day on the Yorkshire Moors the rain falls up the hillsides!
it gets under your clobber and soaks you where you least appreciate it.
Some - yes, but lots comes off the Atlantic without crossing Ireland. At least, down on the bottom left corner.
That's what we call a balmy mid-summer day.That's nothing: on a windy day on the Yorkshire Moors the rain falls up the hillsides!
it gets under your clobber and soaks you where you least appreciate it.
This article discusses the energy required to mine for Bitcoin. Some of you have a really good knowledge of computing, what would happen if a company finally builds an all singing and dancing quantum computer. Would that computer then be able to mine all the bitcoins that are left?
How Bitcoin's vast energy use could burst its bubble - BBC News
Scotland is indeed a fine nation, but like so many it can be very self destructive at times.
Just look at the current Salmond/ Sturgeon row, the worst possible timing at such a crucial stage in Scotland's future.
And many might see the act of union was self destructive.
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I’m enjoying the Salmon / Sturgeon battling fish circus. I’m hoping they will destroy each other.
Salmond's calm and measured evidence giving was a winning performance, he remains a very capable politician. I doubt Sturgeon will be able to match it any way.
But the Scottish public don't seem to be taking any notice of the spat since the SNP's support is stronger than ever. Even many of those previously opposed to independence are backing the SNP over governance by Boris Johnson and co, hardly surprising I suppose.
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it's a non-story though.
Salmond said nothing new. Whether Surgeon knew about the allegations on the 29th March or 02nd April, or the contents of the meeting were recorded or not, did it have any bearing on the complaints and the outcome of Salmond Court case?
Salmond is a capable politician alright, but he appeared to me mean and fundamentally jealous and vindictive of his former apprentice.
Salmond said nothing new. Whether Surgeon knew about the allegations on the 29th March or 02nd April, or the contents of the meeting were recorded or not, did it have any bearing on the complaints and the outcome of Salmond Court case?
Salmond is a capable politician alright, but he appeared to me mean and fundamentally jealous and vindictive of his former apprentice.
Yes, Boris must be the independence movement's strongest card.
I view this as understandable though, given the seriousness of the false allegations against him and Sturgeon's willingness, even eagerness, to accept that it was all true.
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