Relief, I haven't got to buy a new ensign!

[JennyMorgan]

I am delighted for Gt Britain in that Scotland has decided to remain in the Union. The downside is that it has put back my plans for a devolved East Anglia, ooooh dear!

Personally I think that our two countries are to inextricably intertwined for them now have been separated.

[Oddfellow]

 

I hadn't considered this as an implication in this whole affair.

[Guest]

It would have been an interesting sight, the international code letter  M

 

"My vessel is stopped and making no way through the water." 

[Boaters]

If it had been a yes ,maybe the Submarine base may have taken over the Outer Harbour at Yarmouth ?LOL

[Guest]

Yes, much more suitable for subs than container ships.

 

They could have submerged during strong Easterlies...

[Rincewind]

Joking aside, I'm pleased beyond measure that Scotland has decided to remain as part of the UK.

[Ebbtide]

Pleased at the result. Not much more to say on the matter. Except I cannot imagine for one moment what could ever have replaced the Red Duster!

 

Maurice

[Mowjo]

And what makes it even worse Dave! is I'm now stuck with 10 billion bricks, 1 million bags of cement and the two Brickies that I had ready to build the wall, I knew the outcome would cause unemployment, now I'll have to sell my bricks and cement to China for repairs on their wall,.. Frank,,,,,

[deebee29]

They say that the job centers up here (in the frozen north) have been advertising for brickleyers,apparently there's some old wall that was going to be rebuilt

Joking aside i am pleased with the outcome

David

[BroadScot]

Strowy, I see those submarines being escorted down the Firth of Clyde, They are BIG! The wash they create even at slow speed, hits the sea walls up the A78. 

 

Iain.

[Guest]

... now I'll have to sell my bricks and cement to China for repairs on their wall,.. Frank,,,,,

 

No chance.

 

Their blicks are a quarter of the price, though they are probably made out of cardboard. 

[Guest]

Strowy, I see those submarines being escorted down the Firth of Clyde, They are BIG! The wash they create even at slow speed, hits the sea walls up the A78. 

 

Iain.

 

Yes, most people don't realise just how big they are, with most of the hull out of sight.

 

No wonder the occasional trawler has sometimes disappeared without trace, with one of those things charging through their nets at 30 knots, 500 feet below them.

[BroadScot]

Yes, most people don't realise just how big they are, with most of the hull out of sight.

 

No wonder the occasional trawler has sometimes disappeared without trace, with one of those things charging through their nets at 30 knots, 500 feet below them.

Yes, they dive near Isle of Arran, I knew a few of the fishing skippers down at Girvan, I cannot type their remarks on those Subs! Antares says it all. 

 

http://www.maib.gov.uk/cms_resources.cfm?file=/antares_pub_1992.pdf

 

 

Iain.

[Mowjo]

Mmmmm! Big Submarines, Ballast, Me! 10 billion bricks! anyone got the MOD's phone number, I can sell the cement to Waveney Council, while there's a bit of sand left they could concrete over the beaches, and save a fortune importing sand every year, Sorted! now anyone want to hire two brickies before I lay them off, Frank,,,,