I don't think I'd have a car big enough. Every time Zuma opens his mouth the rand dives like a U-boat dodging a depth charge. I'm in tears looking at the rate change every week.munstyman wrote:Bring a few rand with you, as a foreign investor they'll wave you on through
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That would be on SP's way home then? Rats deserting the sinking ship (its definitely clichés day today).Naj wrote:and check the boot of your car before passing through checkpoint Charlie, there might be some Englishmen hiding in there trying to cross the border.
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You mean leaving Scotland is going to be like leaving Calais?
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T'other way! Englishmen clambering to cross the border to get a piece of the fabled Sturgeon, Salmond now being off the menu.
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Never! What? End up back in the EU and serving a Scottish "Queen"? Double whammy.

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Good afternoon.
Interesting times. Watched Nicola Sturgeons speech this afternoon. Does this mean I'm going to now require my passport, or a visa, when I drive from the farm into Kelso for lunch? What a truly interfering little wummin.
Interesting times. Watched Nicola Sturgeons speech this afternoon. Does this mean I'm going to now require my passport, or a visa, when I drive from the farm into Kelso for lunch? What a truly interfering little wummin.
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OMG Does that mean as soon as I watch the news I'm going to get her plastered all over the screen. As she came on earlier I immediately switched channels so don't know what was said ( although I can guess ). To be perfectly frank if for one second Scottish independence meant I would never have to see that woman on tv again. I would start an English campaign to support Scottish independence just to be rid of her ! Please all you Scots either shut her up or keep her to yourselves, she makes my teeth itch 
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I'd advise Munsty doesn't watch any news channels this evening.
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Duly noted SP, Probably for the rest of the week if the past is anything to go bySpringfield Pointers wrote: ↑Mon Mar 13, 2017 6:44 pm I'd advise Munsty doesn't watch any news channels this evening.
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Would be wise. She's got the bit between her teeth now, trying to seek independence from their largest economic partner because England is seeking independence from theirs.munstyman wrote: ↑Mon Mar 13, 2017 6:48 pmDuly noted SP, Probably for the rest of the week if the past is anything to go bySpringfield Pointers wrote: ↑Mon Mar 13, 2017 6:44 pm I'd advise Munsty doesn't watch any news channels this evening.If the world is about to end could someone pm me
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