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Give Salmond a sniff of power and he'll be like Sepp Blatter. They'll never get rid of him.

And anyway, they are an independent country. They have their own parliament; autonomy on how they spend their money; their own sporting federations; own flag; recognised international borders; own national anthem etc etc. What's this really all about? A few career opportunity politicians...

You've never got divorced have you? I wish that was how it worked!

Repackaged, they will become world craft ales.

They can have all the 2p and 1p pieces. They are such a faff!

It belongs to the UK. The Scottish Nationalist want Scots to vote to leave the UK. Leave the Uk and you're something else, so then it's not their pound to have. That's my understanding.

Oh the irony... http://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/latest/rangers-and-celtic-will-play-in-england-green-1-2819567

Even better. That said, it's a referendum which all residents of Scotland are taking part in.

Why don't we just say that Gordon sold their half.

I think many of the Protestants many of whom trace their roots back to Scottish and English settlers might object. :-)

I think we should care. I'm quite worried about how a Yes vote would reignite issues within Northern Ireland. Already Gerry Adams has made a number of statements about the UK unravelling, and this could only add to incite republicans there further. We don't want a return to the troubles that...

Surely it's not the UK bullying Scotland, it's the ruling UK government. As Scotland is part of the UK, it can't be the UK that's doing the bullying. It's not even Wales, England and Northern Ireland bullying Scotland, as no formal representative government for these nations exists. All a bit...

I agree, but I would have kept quiet on the whole currency issue. Leave it as a huge unknown. I don't think UK government is boxing very clever on this one. Saying that you can't have the pound injects fear into the camapign (and anger) and that can work negatively and incite the unknowns into...