Poll

The demoman from TF2 was Scottish

Scotland independance yes
75 (71.4%)
Scotland dependance
30 (28.6%)

Total Members Voted: 105

Author Topic: New Scotland, built on enduring principles of equality, fairness, social justice  (Read 7018 times)

britain was bas at naming new cities

So the country which used to own half the world can't even keep it's own home Island together. It's pretty sad really, someone should put the UK out of its misery.

You sound mad against the UK?

britain was bas at naming new cities
Apparantly if you take all the effort to travel across the Atlantic to North America, or travel down the Atlantic and across the the Indian Ocean to Australia/New Zealand, you'll be so exhausted that you'll have no energy to come up with a new name.

Instead you'll just name the place after somewhere that already exists, or after people (Sandwich Islands, Cook Islands, etc...).




http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/sep/19/violence-glasgow-scotland-loyalists-attack-independence-supporters
civil war :^^)
"appear to make national socialist salutes"

yes, because raising the right arm, and pointing your hand at a 45 degree angle was always a national socialist-like gesture

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/sep/19/violence-glasgow-scotland-loyalists-attack-independence-supporters
civil war :^^)
Well, it is Glasgow.
Hardly the shining jewel of civility in the UK.

Also, in that guardian article;
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Individuals argued over the referendum result and a chorus of Rule Britannia was countered by the Scottish anthem, Flower of Scotland.
What a completely bizarre place to put a link in to the guardian page on Scotland. "The Flower of Scotland" is the name of a song, so you'd think any link there would be to an article about the song, not just trying to find the only example of the word "Scotland".
As if people reading the article don't even know what Scotland is.

"appear to make national socialist salutes"

yes, because raising the right arm, and pointing your hand at a 45 degree angle was always a national socialist-like gesture
Yeah, but drunk teenagers in the UK probably are doing it as a national socialist Salute.
It's not a traditional gesture in the UK, even prior to WW2.

have you seen London, Bristol, Manchester and Newcastle though

have you seen London, Bristol, Manchester and Newcastle though
I don't particularly want to.
Everything is too far north of Devon!

wait scotland isn't independent
i thought they forgeted off after mel gibson died at them\

but totes malotes give them freedom
it seemed to work out for america
kinda

Do we know who won yet?

Do we know who won yet?
no won and there are riots, but Scotland's getting more power over itself

no won and there are riots, but Scotland's getting more power over itself
so the communists would have you believe