Tryfield
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East Dunbartonshire: Jo Swinson's seat. Will go Labour.
Here's hoping. I really really dislike that person.
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Fascinating. Someone will perhaps explain to me why this is relevant.
Em, the thread title makes it relevant.
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Ladbrokes took £10,000 on YES the other day at 9/2.
And they've kept it at 9/2, out from 4/1 since 03/07/14.
All bets on #indyref Bets on YES 58.10% of all bets. NO accounts for only 41.90% of bets.
YES still as high as 5/1 in places although 4/1 is the worst price available. NO still ranging from 1/9 - 1/7. Bet365's last significant betting shift was NO jumping from 1/7 to 1/9 on the 19th July.
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Had a look at the odds on independence and see that the bookies have a 'Yes' vote out as far as 5/1. Made me feel a little bit less confident.
11/2 with Betfred.
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Morrisons meat counter is indeed second to none.
Something fishy about that post
Cheese selection in the Edinburgh Waitrose is second only to IJ Mellis. A true paradise.
There's some mixed messages getting posted on this thread now.
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Ps would it be possible to be any further off topic?
Why do you have a beef about butchers?
It's a change fae all the normal tripe we read on here.
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TBF, you just need to walk briskly to keep away from him unless he's on his scooter.
I think the auld yin could still gie ye a sare face,body,brain if he wanted too.
He's 70 something, no done yet.
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If you had kept your old username you could have avoided some of this confusion, I don't know whether you're Tryfield or a baton twirling shitebag now.
It's more fun this way.
I agree Tony.
Shitebag though? Never ran from anything in my life. And that's including yer faither in law.
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Never meant ALL NO voters clearly, the only reason I CAN UNDERSTAND to vote NO would be if your job was in risk, if not then you are either a fanny/bigot or a shitebag IMO.
That could be a helluva lot of folk who live, work and pay tax in Scotland bud.
There is going to be a lot of jobs at risk. Independence is a risk. I'd batter in if I was an undertaker. Folk will always need an undertaker though
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I thought you'd have upscaled to a 10 with a wee sheath for your baton by now.
I'm saving up.
The coo hides are getting smaller. I'll shin need twa stitched the gither for a decent jaiket.
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You'll not be getting a lift home again with your sash and 9 cans in your 10 can jaiket.
Now Tony, you know I don't mix with that shite. I do have an 8 can jaiket so you are pushing the extremes here with a "10 can jaiket".
No-one will believe ye.
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^^ so angry he dropped his sash.
Har Har.
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I think he's referring to the Orange Order who ARE bigots and ARE voting No.
Unless you know otherwise?
You better get a bigger brush if yer gonna tar me with the O.O.
Get a grip FFS.
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Are you surprised? This will go hand in hand with the polls and looking to much into the polls is silly.
As I said on the other thread though, Scotland will vote NO IMO, too many fannies/bigots and shitebags to do otherwise unfortunately. Only thing keeping my hopes up is just how many people have declared for YES on their declaration.
Here, don't shoot the messenger.
And how the fcuk is a NO voter a bigot?
Please explain.
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NO to win now as short as 1/10 in places, middle ground is 1/7. Stay away from Bet Fred and Sportingbet for decent value on NO.
You can get 11/2 with BET FRED on YES winning.
All YES betting drifting, all NO betting shortening.
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If you think we're the Yes campaign, it's absolutely hilarious that you consider yourself to be the No campaign.
Calm doon spud.
I'm in the "Couldn't give a f**k" side.
Crack on with your thoughts and ideas. Me thinks YES are finished. A wee YES win gets me £400. NO win gets me feck all.
#NotBlinkeredandwillingtoListen
The rage and seethe on the 19th Sept is gonna be spectacular. Wee shame I wont be in Scotland to see it.
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A lot of marginal yes voters like myself can see the faults in both campaigns. In saying that the utter seethe from the losing side will be hilarious no matter what side loses.
I'm looking forward to it.
I'm voting NO, betting on YES but overall, I'm not fussed one way or the other who wins. I'll be in the Costa del Sol when the result comes in anyway.
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If the Yes supporters were just a bit intellectually honest this might be a decent source of some form of objective truth amongst the rampant lies both sides are feeding us.
But they aren't so that's impossible.
There's no honesty from the Yes campaign. Just slavish devotion to the cause and blinkered pretence that they are these honest souls plalying with a straight bat whilst battling the lies of the other side.
It's pathetic and it takes us nowhere.
The amount of YES folk I have read, spoken to and listened to who garnered all their info from Wings and NewsNet was phenomenal. They bubbled themselves and got carried away on a wave of hysteria. Blinkered and obsessed. The result isn't in yet but these folk simply set themselves up for a big gunk if all the pieces in the jigsaw don't fall into place.
Ho hum.
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I get a bid bored/fed up reading some of the proper militant Yesmen on here, even though I'm pro-Independence. I don't feel the need to assign myself a role on here and constantly write up essays about why I'm undertaking it, because:
- I don't habitually scramble for relevance.
- This isn't real life. Confidemus and co aren't controlling the national debate through P&B.
Get a fucking grip.
If you honestly think I believe I'm controlling the national debate through P&B then it's you that needs to get a fucking grip. I have no illusions about what I contribute (or don't) on here and what difference it makes. It is, however a forum, and has no set limits on how little or how much anyone can say, regardless of how much it upsets you.
I see you every now and then offering these types of musings. Makes me wonder who is actually scrambling for relevance.
Oops.
A wee bit of infighting.
The last thing YES campaign needs.
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If Yes get anything less than 40% then the knives will be out - some bitter recriminations and buck-passing.
Totally agree. Massive fall-outs all over the place, finger pointing, resignations, party allegiances swapped and general mayhem.
I hope the public just shrug their shoulders and get on with living in harmony. They know another referendum, better prepared, can always happen in a few years time.
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Andrew Neil saying Eck is shying away from an interview. I think he's got Nippy Nicola next week though.
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I think the Yes campaign has been fairly good overall,
YES campaign has been far better than the No side so far.
NO have sat back and let the media do their job for them while YES has had a far bigger grassroots support. I can still see the gap closing before the vote and Mr Murdoch's front pages on voting day may well see some minds changed. YES may have lost some votes merely through their supporters' attitudes towards NO and DK's.
Prediction:
Yes 43% No 57%
Turnout 81%
EDIT, Too generous to NO earlier.
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I'm waiting to see if this site shows real time TDF progress with placing stats.
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Still not much movement at the Bookies, Sky Bet have No at 1/6 and Yes at 7/2
Ladbrokes were going 4/1 YES and 1/6 NO on Tuesday. Two days later they changed to 9/2 YES and 1/7 NO.
Whether someone has lumped on strongly in two days or Ladbrokes are pulling up the ladder, I do not know.
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