it is getting exciting.

[alfstone]

Scotland: the "North League" support  

For the many of you who don't know about Italian facts, since many years there's here a political movement, called the Lega Nord (North league), that claims the independence of the (rich) north form the (poor) south of Italy.

Now, one of their problems is that...they didn't look ever VERY smart, and almost every time they speak officially, it's a sort of epic fail.

In fact, about Scotland...

http://www.leggo.it/NEWS/MILANO/lega_scozia_indipendenza_gaffe_edimburgo/notizie/908088.shtml

...one of its "brains" said officially:

"We are going to Scotland to support its independence: we're going to HAMburg!!!"  

...then somebody told him that probably there was a little mistake, so he edited this way:

"We are going to Scotland to support its independence: we're going to STRASbourg!!!"   ;

ROTFL

Alfredo

[Oldrottenhead]

 i think this referendum is a bit different from any before, a country that is voting for independence but are not nationalists (despite what you read in the mainstream media)

a poor country (1 in 4 children live in poverty) wanting to separate from a richer country.

there are many more anomalies but i've probably bored and upset enough people already. 

i think you can guess how i voted  .

i will not sleep til the result is in, i am up to high doh right now. 

here is my facebook ikon.

[Geir]

i think this referendum is a bit different from any before, a country that is voting for independence but are not nationalists (despite what you read in the mainstream media)

a poor country (1 in 4 children live in poverty) wanting to separate from a richer country.

Not unlike Norway in 1905 ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_union_dissolution_referendum,_1905

[Oldrottenhead]

live from georges square all night and until the result.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DxEOGzfgRw

[Oldrottenhead]

i think this referendum is a bit different from any before, a country that is voting for independence but are not nationalists (despite what you read in the mainstream media)

a poor country (1 in 4 children live in poverty) wanting to separate from a richer country.

Not unlike Norway in 1905 ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_union_dissolution_referendum,_1905

wow, and we where all thinking this was the first without a war.

[Gnasty]

i vote Maybe. What`s this have to do with music?

the church i was married in.

And 'YOU" got married in a church? You heavenly atheist! 

[Oldrottenhead]

it's in the general discussion forum eric.  



check the live feed there will be plenty of music. there is dancing on the streets.

it's the general discussion thread eric. i was an agnostic when i got married.




the live feed.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DxEOGzfgRw

[Gnasty]

I know I was just kidding. It`s an important thing for you. I understand.

[Oldrottenhead]

lol eric,

to paraphrase the great bill shankly.


"referendums are not  life and death decisions".









"they are much more important than that".

[Gnasty]

I know about these things too. A bit different but...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_referendum,_1995