Scottish Referendum Autumn 2018 - Spring 2019

I work with loads of Scots and none of them moan about us. I'm not surprised they moan about you though Silver.

Charming

That was to saak

Sorry stillalive - got your name wrong!

Why aren't you surprised they moan about me then Fitzy? Have I personally attached you? No. I have had a different experience than you then.

I speak as I find whitewave.

Saak you have just told all Scots to b****r off up north. If that reflects what you say about them generally why wouldn't they moan about you? But seriously, you may have been unlucky in knowing only a couple of Scots living in England and they happen to be anti -English. Hardly a statistically reliable sample?

Ha, attacked of course. Please refrain from this, my experiences have been different from some of you. I am very allowed to voice this without others becoming personal. Im also all for democracy and if the Scots want a referendum then so be it. Fine by me. It will show whether they still want to be in the UK or not. Then maybe we can get on with the business of Brexit without NS banging on and on and on, hindering the process.

With a Glaswegian mother you will be familiar with the Glasgow kiss, SAAK. You certainly know how to administer one!

Just keeping it real Elgran

Saak I wouldn't attack anything you said in you 19.58 post. A perfectly reasonable point of view and I'm happy to just leave this little aside there.

Glad to hear it Fitzy.

I had to google Glaswegian kiss elegran

I'm shocked, jane! I thought everyone knew what a Glasgow Kiss was...

I think I referred to it on another thread
Often accompanied by 'See yew Jimmy' - apparently, according to someone I know

I presume it was Elgrans way of saying that I don't pull my punches and say things in a very plain way rather than actually go around head butting people.

Everyone is entitled to write things the way they want. Some people "fluff" it up and some people are blunt and forthright.

I've lived a sheltered life ana

The effect is still virtual broken teeth and split lip, SAAK - for the majority of Scots who voted to atay in the United Kingdom with their relations and friends and colleagues as well as those who would like to go it alone.

When/if the longed-for independence happens, the Scots and the rest of the Union will have to live, work, socialise and marry together. Brutalities from either supporters will be remembered and poison the relatiuonship for decades. Neither camp should be punching or butting others in the teeth.

Have you ever heard the saying "You catch more flies with syrup than with vinegar" ?