To want answers to these questions on Scottish Independence.

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What, exactly, will the price of gin be? And will there still be lemons?

Will Simon Cowell be welcome or will there be a ban?

I am fed up of sterling, NHS, sterling, trident, blah blah blah.

There are more important issues that should be addressed by both sides. Please post your questions here.

Jackie Bird won't fit in the box after she's been force fed the amount of tea cakes that I had in mind.

If Scotland votes No can we have Holby back at 8pm instead of River City? I can't be arsed to stay up until 10.30pm now to watch it.

I have posted this before but instead of changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace a newly independent Scotland should reenact this ceremony daily at every border crossing at Buckie o'clock.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5cUxawA_6w

I don't watch River City or Holby, I may have to read a book or something.

Tobias I'm now nostalgic for Absolutely. Can we have a national holiday to commemorate the opening of the Stoneybridge bus-stop?
Also will we all need to throw any Ultimo bras back over the wall so Michelle can take them to her new factory in England?

If the Scottish vote for independence will we have to get a new union jack without the blue bits?

Certainly not. It's the United Kingdom's flag, recognised throughout the world. How the various bits came to be there are no longer relevant.

We will still be the United Kingdom and still have our flag flying over our United Kingdom embassies.

Maybe Stoneybridge cooncil could form the new government.

All I want to know is will I still be able to see my beloved Dr Who

Yourare I think we should get a wee bonus fee every time England sells Doctor Who to another country. After all they couldn't make it without Scots - the show runner, the Doctor, Missy, Madame Vastra.

I have Absolutely on DVD.

Could there be a punitive tax on non-Scottish purchases of COD and GTA?

I have namechanged in honour of the referendum.

There were giant petrol stations built south of the Irish border when petrol was cheap there. They took sterling and often restaurants were built near by so we could all go and fill up and make a night of it -have a steak dinner with potatoes 3 ways.
I'm envisaging the same sort of thing in Berwick and Carlisle. Massive John Lewis', M & S and Ikea's springing up so we can buy our beds at English prices. It would do wonders for the local economies.

McGlashan I've missed you!