The Scottish referendum has drawn to a close and to commemorate the occasion we have searched Twitter to find the funniest tweets that are guaranteed to make you laugh.
The No Campaign managed to secure 55% of the final vote meaning that Scotland has said no to independence.
Guys, the KFC chicken was wrong. #indyrefpic.twitter.com/RHOgo2gPgJ
— BuzzFeed UK (@BuzzFeedUK) September 19, 2014
Nicely done @Channel4News#indyrefpic.twitter.com/PEI8tvGhwV
— Darragh Doyle (@darraghdoyle) September 19, 2014
A reader, Alan Turner, saw this cloud over Hampshire. Would it justify a visit to William Hill? pic.twitter.com/CG5MIKOe6W
— Telegraph Letters (@LettersDesk) September 18, 2014
We can be united.#scottishindependence#nothanks#novote#Scotland#legopic.twitter.com/B8p8DWgMMi
— Lego Museums (@LegoMuseums) September 18, 2014
Meanwhile at CNN, no maths.#VoteYesScotlandpic.twitter.com/NP1LvM2ldd
— South Africa Trivia (@SA_Trivia) September 19, 2014
William Wallace is not amused... pic.twitter.com/4chgQauovE
— Hitch's Hat (@HitchsHat) September 19, 2014
Dear Scotland…... #lolpic.twitter.com/LjWM56ucYE
— Timmy Alexis Ward (@Timsley) September 18, 2014
The Voice Of Reason ...
"@sketch_a_etch: Tony Blair enters into the Scottish independence debate!#indyref#VoteYespic.twitter.com/Yfcky2jOJp"
— pete wylie (@petewylie) September 11, 2014
Great poster spotted in Edinburgh today. #indyref (h/t @LizzyBuchan) pic.twitter.com/6Pm1jStGmU
— Alan Roden (@AlanRoden) September 18, 2014
Will we wake up to a warmer UK tomorrow? #indyrefhttp://t.co/KNUfvaLGdtpic.twitter.com/Lt7XfnKzX5
— Ampp3d (@ampp3d) September 18, 2014
And of course, a few extras from our local Nottinghamshire people:
A small part of me wanted Scotland to vote 'yes' so we could sing the other verses of the national anthem proudly again
— Chris Hardwick (@c_hardwick) September 19, 2014
#Scotland decides NO after all that...should we take them back after their little tantrum?
— Ben Cheetham (@BMCheetham) September 19, 2014
What's the funniest tweet that you've seen throughout the referendum? Let us know in the comments below...
