A little origami swan
Posted on
August 20, 2014 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
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Cool… :-)) Some sanity in the indy debate…
Prof Adam Tonkins is from the future but is in no way related to my Slovene girlfriend Aliesbadas Tomkinski of the Bettertogether Slovenia branch
link to id.theguardian.com
Prof Alisbadas hoose is the only one in Slovenia with Naw Thanks posters in the windows.
🙂
How do we get the Rev Stu to do a cameo… I’d pay for that ! 🙂
Laughter IS the best medicine :).
The Daily Mail proving itself useful for the first time ever. 🙂
Ha! Absolutely loved the Jim Murphy joke!
That bit made me actually LOL.
These people ARE funny, and a wee antidote to our the usual crap we have to put up with! Look forward to the next!
what time is the Lesley Ruddoch Independent news on?
link?
les
it’s on now
sorry les link 1pm-2pm.
link to referendumtv.net
bald eagle says:
Many thanks friend.
link to flickr.com Today’s trivia: The ‘No Thanks’ bus in the video used to be the Rangers team bus. : )
Tomkins is a man of simple tastes.
link to twitter.com
Just gets funnier.
Thanks for the laughs!
Well, that should stop the Beeb wringing their hands about what sort of programmes could be produced by SBC! They do seem to be exercised about what we would do without them; nice of them to worry.
Its funny because its true. 😀
That should absolutely NOT be watched while eating food or drinking a hot beverage!!
Brilliant stuff as usual.
Try reading Professor Aliesbadas Tomkinski from Slovenia trying to make out he is actually from and in Slovenia. High comedy in his lastest CIF all on it’s own. What a silly silly BetterTogetherist he really is.
link to id.theguardian.com
A nice light moment amid the harsh reality of the BBBC,s never ending propaganda. I enjoyed it!
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farrochie says: 20 August, 2014 at 1:55 pm
Tomkins is a man of simple tastes.
link to twitter.com
Tomkins isn’t anything other than a Loyalist and no amount of education can change that.
Every word he says has been dipped first in royal blue.
Any wonder he’s canvassing in Jordanhill and finding lot’s of fellow Catholic/Irish-hating Rangers supporters?
Law professor? WATP? No Surrender ?
The man’s a joke.
The man’s a joke. But Slovenia is a terrific view point for destroying Scottish democracy and the incredible No of it all, latest BetterTogether Slovene says-
“I never said everybody should vote no.
However, I am against ANY nation claiming independence on the basis of a heap of divisive LIES served to the people by its government which demanded the independence referendum in the first place (and with a narrow simple majority vote, and without ANY evidence that a majority of the people wanted the independence REFERENDUM, and without ANY evidence that a majority of the people EVER wanted INDEPENDENCE itself, and under all these dodgy circumstances also against the wishes of the majority of the people in the rest of the state who do not have a vote but will have to bear the costs of separation).
How about you?”
At least the nutty professor concedes there is a place called Scotland and we do have an actual government, just not the one my Slovene girlfriend wants, nae demands we have.
Prof Tomkinski’s made a new CiF friend, following his long dreary afternoon of rule Britannia Guardian lectures.
Long hols for uni lecturers in Glasgow and Slovenia
link to id.theguardian.com
AstokHel commented
“And I for one very much welcome Abiesalba’s posts, full of detail and a different outlook coming from a country who recently became independent. Please continue!”
Yes please continue Prof, you’re making a colossal fool of yourself.
An origami swan is the second best use I can think of for the Daily Mail.
V V funny well worth donating to.
Some useful light was thrown on the currency issue in last Sunday’s Good Morning Scotland. (slipped through the net?)
The topic began with Alec Salmond and Alistair Darling making their points. This was followed by a very illuminating interview with an “independent expert” (the economist John Kay) spanning approx. 08:35 to 15:00 link to bbc.co.uk
It ended less usefully with two other economists to represent opposite sides of the debate.
Is Little Origami Swan a euphemism or perhaps code? Mhmmm L.O.S. ? Any takers?