Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

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95% of the uk want our troops out

What poll was that ?

DA DA DA!
DA DA DA DAH
DA DA DA DA DA DAH!
ON THE MUPPET SHOW TONIGHT !

aid ask anyone you no there views it will be out

The majority of the UK want capital punisent brought back but it won't be. The people hardly ever get what they want, which is probably a good thing.

cc you are a football thug a take it who wastes is money watching others
have enjoyment that is sad if you do not take part then it is not worth going to see .
that is for sad people who do not have a life . myself i would never pay to watch others simply silly

Never over estimate the public's intelligent's

TANK - Calm Down, Calm Down! Has Ian Holloway been appointed as Chelsea manager yet?

no they will get a enoughloser thats for sure

Could tablets computers replace PCs?

With Apple widely expected to announce the iPad 3 - could tablet computers replace PCs in our everyday lives?

No, but tablets will grow much faster than expected.

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PAYDAY loan companies are exploiting vulnerable and struggling customers with sky-high interest rates while the Government fails to act, a damning report from MPs warns today. if peope are daft enough thats there problem they should think before they act

bbc news hamond about afg saying they are there to protect the uk well bring them home and put them in our ports and airports solved

Does anyone know about "stocktwiter.com"?
Any idea?

France has too many foreigners and is not integrating them properly, President Nicolas Sarkozy said in an interview on French television.

France has too many foreigners and is not integrating them properly, President Nicolas Sarkozy said in an interview on French television.

"Today we have a problem," Sarkozy said Tuesday night on France 2 TV.

"Our system of integration is working worse and worse, because we have too many foreigners on our territory and we can no longer manage to find them accommodation, a job, a school," he said.

France places a premium on national identity, pressing the population to put "Frenchness" before religion or national background.

Sarkozy is running for a second term in office, with voting set for April 22. He faces a strong challenge from Francois Hollande of the Socialist party and a range of candidates from smaller parties, including the far-right Marine Le Pen.

Sarkozy, a conservative, offered cautious praise for Hollande, but said he could not imagine his rival as president.

"Francois Hollande is an intelligent man," Sarkozy said. "I do

Canada and Australia have very fair and good system. They allow only professionals to come to their country, not asylum seekers, criminals or fundamentalists.