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.

How are you Hils :-)

F C O . says it is there duty to arrest ASSANGE and deport him even if he is given asylum . well if that is true which i think not .
what about ABU QATADA ..
the fco if true have failed in there duty.

will leave you all too it now. have a nice life all

One of the worst things about the Assange nonsense is that we get all the great unwashed yobs,political activists, given air- time by television networks. These yobs just love to latch on to such a high- profile news story. And some countries which have embassies in this country need to be reminded that they are actually based in Britain and the rules of this country apply. How much money does Britain send to Ecuador in foreign aid each year? Britain is fast becoming the dumping ground for all the terrorists and pain-in-the-necks that no other country will home.

ASSANGE the man who knew to much . who is pulling the string's ? could it be America.

Dandy owner DC Thomson to end comic's printed edition

Hmmm - Britain heading for rebound from recession - poll

LONDON | Thu Aug 16, 2012 8:51pm BST

(Reuters) - The end of the 2012 Olympics has left economists more uncertain than ever about the Games' boost to Britain's economy, although most agree they will help thrust the country out of recession, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday.

AID . for all that is evil on the planet earth look no further than america .

the police say there cuts in numbers is damaging to keep crime down.
well 40 officers outside the embassy tell me that there are still to much deadwood
that needs chopping out by 50% . they do not have anything else to do it is no good
the public calling them they are always to busy .just give your details to your insurance company is the answer.
the police need to be culled .

I don't think police in my area have legs...I don't remember when I last saw one walking.

TANKER - I have been trying for over a month now to curb my language. However when you come out with statements like 'Police Need To Be Culled' very hard! You are a grade 1 plank, flippin heck penis head. Could understand if you had said Health and Safety Police need to be culled, ridiculous job for the boys that career.

You know the little button to press Chris. :-))

cc 40 police officers out side a door all day and night i think not .
have a burglar and phone them you will not get one . .
if they can arrest him and deport him so easy why not ABU QATADA .
it is a bloody joke

A trial which has already cost the taxpayers several thousands of pounds has been scrapped after a police officer allegedly pulled faces at the defendant as he gave evidence.
The jury was discharged and a re-trial was ordered by Judge Graham Knowles QC after the officer was reported by court officials for his conduct.
Jurors had claimed


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2189745/Judge-halts-trial-Preston-police-officer-pulled-faces-man-trial-aggravated-burglary.html#ixzz23onZW1ut

TANK - Ask the bobbies on the street theire opinion, pretty sure they would agree with you as to the way they are deployed, not theire fault.

Health and Safety regime. Woke up in a cold sweat the other night, had a nightmare that a H@S bod had been permanently assigned to gents toilet at work, to wipe my arse in case I sprained my wrist :O)

I think the PC and the human rights brigade are more of a problem then even H&S

A Finnish teenager has smashed the world record -- and probably his phone -- in this year's annual mobile-phone throwing contest in Finland.

Eighteen-year-old Ere Karjalainen launched a phone the "amazing" distance of 101.46 metres (332 feet 10 inches), Finnish public television network YLE said after Saturday's event.

Second place went to South African Jeremy Gallop, who threw a phone 94.67 metres.

According to contest organisers, the competition offers mobile phone users a unique opportunity to "pay back all the frustrations and disappointments caused by these modern equipments."

Finland is the home of Nokia and is awash in obsolete phones, organisers said.

"There will be no doping tests," organisers said on their English website.

"However the jury can rule out the contestant if his/her mental or physical preparedness is not adequate for full a performance."

The event has been held in the southeastern town of Savonlinna since 2000.

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Call to limit China’s UK nuclear stake


Chinese companies competing for one of the UK’s biggest nuclear projects are unlikely to end up with a majority stake in any winning consortium in an attempt to allay concerns about Beijing gaining control of the Horizon reactor programme.

the lady in the court in china is not GU KAILA it is a look alike.
poor girl .

Asil Nadir found guilty of Polly Peck theft

Former Polly Peck tycoon Asil Nadir has been found guilty of three counts of theft by a jury at the Old Bailey.

Nadir, 71, had been charged with 13 counts of theft of £34m from Polly Peck International between 1987 and 1990.

The jury is continuing to deliberate over nine further allegations of theft, having been directed by the judge that they can come to a majority decision.

He has also been cleared of one count. Mr Nadir was due to stand trial in 1993 but left for northern Cyprus.

He returned to the UK in 2010 to face the charges against him.