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Brotyboy replied Nov 10, 2014If there are coders out there still willing to help, and I'd understand if there were not, is it possible to code the attached indi so it only reads to 2 decimal places, not the 4 it's currently using? It would be a big help. file
I will code your EAs and Indicators for no charge
- Brotyboy commented Sep 22, 2014
I wonder why people make snarky comments perhaps its to bolster their own self esteem Recognise the above?
Scotland Rejects Independence as U.K. Wins Reprieve
- Brotyboy commented Sep 16, 2014
Why don't you try to answer your own question? Start here; url
Scots Should Be Careful What They Wish For
- Brotyboy commented Sep 16, 2014
Perhaps the most perceptive comment here. Especially the bit before the ellipsis.
Scots Should Be Careful What They Wish For
- Brotyboy commented Sep 15, 2014
An understanding of the pragmatic nature of politics.
Scottish referendum polls show the future of the UK is still very much in the balance
- Brotyboy commented Sep 15, 2014
Remarkable ignorance. Read the Wee Blue Book.
Scottish referendum polls show the future of the UK is still very much in the balance
- Brotyboy commented Sep 15, 2014
It would seem from his geographical location that he's not involved in any campaign, just sounding off. It's a common situation on FF that people comment on situations about which they know little. Have you read the Wee Blue Book?
Scots Should Be Careful What They Wish For
- Brotyboy commented Sep 15, 2014
Thanks for your patronising comment. Wouldn't have been so bad if it wasn't full of errors.
Scots Should Be Careful What They Wish For
- Brotyboy commented Sep 15, 2014
The author of this article is remarkably ill-informed. He has obviously never heard of the UN Convention on the Law Of the Sea (UNCLOS). This quite clearly shows Scotland will keep 90-95% of the Oil, despite Westminster's unilateral moving of the ...
Scots Should Be Careful What They Wish For
- Brotyboy replied Sep 11, 2014
If I can quote Scottish_Skier who comments on this excellent site; url where you will find an analysis of the polls far more insightful than anything posted on FF, the core support for No was 30%, the core support for Independence was 30% and core ...
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- Brotyboy replied Sep 11, 2014
I agree that Home Rule/Federalism/Full Fiscal Autonomy/Devo Max would have won if this position had been offered on the ballot paper. That it is not available is entirely the responsibility of David Cameron, once again suckered into the position ...
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- Brotyboy replied Sep 10, 2014
Fair comment. One of these polls shows no change from the previous survey undertaken by that company, the other shows a massive swing from 61No/31Yes to 50/50 in around a month. Big Mo. Anyone know of a country which didn't vote for its own ...
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- Brotyboy replied Sep 10, 2014
For almost 40 years, Westminster has been partying on oil, and what does it have to show for it? Debt of £1.4 Trillion. Your post consists entirely of what is known as 'whataboutery'. Your first post concerned bank bailouts and the follow ups have ...
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- Brotyboy commented Sep 10, 2014
Wilful ignorance posing as second sight on this item. Only one of you shows any awareness at all. Chap a few doors in Scotland and you would know that there is more than a distinct possibility that Scotland will vote Yes. Why? Google The Wee Blue ...
Scotland Poll result: 53.9% Yes
- Brotyboy replied Sep 10, 2014
Since you are obviously not based in Scotland there is some excuse for your lack of awareness. My original post on this subject included a link to the Wee Blue Book. Here it is again as an attachment. Please read it. When you have finished it I ...
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- Brotyboy replied Sep 10, 2014
Do you know the basis on which bank bailouts take place?
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- Brotyboy replied Sep 9, 2014
I agree with you. Poor Neil must be one of their number and doesn't like being called out for it.
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