So what's up with Scotland?

[Dr Cheese]

I remember seeing this on The Tube when it was first broadcast.

[Kounelaki]

Edinburgh and Aberdeen: no

Glasgow and Dundee: yes

[fat cherry]

Sorry, what did I say? More or less. Id have thought the sight of gordon brown cheerily walking round the highlands and islands would have sent it off the edge but the radios saying no, he's the man.

[Kounelaki]

Impressed by the 85 per cent turnout.

[fat cherry]

yes if they were all that strong we'd have faith in elections.Think it was about 30% for the last local elections round these parts.

[Mr. Brian]

I guess they need to sit tight for another 300 years

[Kounelaki]

I guess they need to sit tight for another 300 years

Fifteen years if they take a leaf out of Quebec's book.

[Mr. Brian]

I guess they need to sit tight for another 300 years

Fifteen years if they take a leaf out of Quebec's book.

Maybe Scotland should have asked for help from the French. It worked for the US in 1776.

[Kounelaki]

They did in 1295.

[Mr. Brian]

They did in 1295.

Oh well, can't win em all.

[Voodoo Billy]

yes if they were all that strong we'd have faith in elections.Think it was about 30% for the last local elections round these parts.

I had an election once.

[Dr Cheese]

I had an election once.

Did you manage to maintain your majority?

[Voodoo Billy]

I had an election once.

Did you manage to maintain your majority?

Turnout was disappointing.