"We have opportunities in Scotland to do things differently," said Anas Sarwar, while choosing not to support the devolution of drug laws. People "are tired of the clash of nationalisms on both sides of the border," said Alex Cole-Hamilton, still preferring the British variety. Douglas Ross said he would force a vote on the issue of short-term let legislation, unaware that it was already law. George Foulkes said he would be "intensifying his campaign to stop illegal spending" by the Scottish government promoting independence, unaware of the irony of an unelected lord trying to stop a government doing what it was elected to do. Alister Jack is just generally pointless.