Scottish Independence Vote Appears to be Going Down

Aberdeen, the nation's third largest city, voted to stay 59-41%

Glasgow voted to go 55- 43% with a 75% turn out. The "no"s appear to have it overall.

Great Britain remains as great as it was yesterday.







-Cross posted at LCR

Great Britain Keeps Abreast of Inflation

Yet another uplifting story...

Britain’s amplest bosoms heaved a ­collective sigh of relief last week when ­Bravissimo, a lingerie label for larger sized breasts, announced the arrival of the L-cup to its range.

The company says customers ­squeezing themselves into a KK-cup — a size launched two years ago to meet increasing demand — have been campaigning for larger bras ever since.

And although an L-cup remains far larger than the national average, there can be no doubt that when a High Street chain sees reason to ­supply it, demand is growing — and so, it would seem, are our breasts.

What? The L???

Update: This isn't the first time Brits and big breasts has been "up front" in the news. "Inflation Hits Great Britain"

H/T The Jawa Report

Inflation hits Great Britain.

In order to take your mind off politics for a moment, consider the following:

It may be the first time a bust has caused a boom.

Marks & Spencer yesterday reported better than expected sales after the launch of its ‘two sizes bigger’ bra – which seems to have had the same uplifting effect on profits as it has on customers’ cleavages.

The bra, which was introduced in July, is now selling at a rate of one every three minutes.

Just remember kids: Not all inflationary trends are bad! (Just most of them!)

H/T Support Your Local Gunfighter