John Oliver On Scottish Independence

[SQUISH]

 

[Boing]

I am reporting this to Prick :-Cool/"

 

[A B S]

Hmmmmmm

 

[Leo]

I am reporting this to Prick :-Cool/"

Yes I hear he patented it with HUBGFE.

All videos under 10 minutes ;;TimeOut:/

 

[Art Mann]

Coles notes for the patience impaired:

 

[User-E]

My ancestors are from Scotland. It'll be interesting to see how this turns out.

 

[RED]

So they want to keep their cake and eat it too.

Just like Quebec wanted to.

 

[Pullmyfinger]

Time to watch Braveheart again.

 

[Joseph]

 

[Notalunatic]

[h=1]What could possibly go wrong? Scottish pubs are granted special licences to serve alcohol all through referendum night - despite threat of violence breaking out[/h]

• Many pubs have applied for late licences to keep serving alcohol throughout the count
• Police source criticised the move, saying decision was 'absolute madness'
• First results are to be announced at 2am, with last at 6am
• Mood in Scotland turning increasingly nasty with threats of bullying and intimidation

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ght-despite-threat-violence-breaking-out.html

 

[Art Mann]

What could possibly go wrong? Scottish pubs are granted special licences to serve alcohol all through referendum night - despite threat of violence breaking out

Booze it up all night long? Fabulous idea!

Hope the photos next day are as good as Vancouver's.

 

[Beetlejuice]

Today is the day.

 

[User-E]

Today is the day.

Looks like we'll be kept in suspense until it's all over.

With 4,285,323 people - 97% of the electorate - registered to vote, it is expected to be the busiest day in Scottish electoral history.

Votes will be cast at 5,579 polling stations until 22:00 on Thursday. The result is expected on Friday morning.

Strict rules mean the BBC - in common with other broadcasters - is not allowed to report details of campaigning until after the polls close.

 

[God]

Looks like we'll be kept in suspense until it's all over.

With 4,285,323 people - 97% of the electorate - registered to vote, it is expected to be the busiest day in Scottish electoral history.

Votes will be cast at 5,579 polling stations until 22:00 on Thursday. The result is expected on Friday morning.

Strict rules mean the BBC - in common with other broadcasters - is not allowed to report details of campaigning until after the polls close.

For the first time, the vote has been extended to 16- and 17-year-olds living in Scotland. Nearly 110,000 people aged under 18 have registered to vote.

 

[Jacklyn7]

 

[Alfonso]

 

[Art Mann]

Sipping a beer right now that's the "Pride of Glasgow" in honor of the occasion.






Wish they'd bring back the old-style cans

Yup, maybe independence can bring back the "Good Old Days."

 

[oldguyzer]

As an Englishman, I hope they don't go...but if they do, fuck 'em :biggrin2:

 

[Art Mann]

. . . but if they do, fuck 'em

Glad to oblige . . . for any who look like this :biggrin2:

 

[oldguyzer]

Glad to oblige . . . for any who look like this :biggrin2:

Is that was scottish, it would be going "Baaaaaa...."