When in doubt, check it out...on Google.
Whether you are voting yes, no or are still somewhere in between, it seems Google has all the answers when it comes to the independence referendum. We have found that Google has some interesting things to say ahead of Scotland's taking to the polls on September 18 - and it might just help you make your mind up.
1. Should we even bother voting?
2. It seems our First Minister is of the nationality of the country he wishes to leave...
3. Meanwhile, Google just thinks our Deputy First Minister is...
4. There is a lot of confused Jack Johnson fans out there, who just want the lyrics to their favourite song...
5. No one mention this to Mel Gibson...
6. Because we are just obsessed with his height...
7. Need advice from your local MSP?
8. Should we be taking advice from this guy?
9. At least they know who the other two are...
10. Better watch how we vote then...assuming he is still alive.
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