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THE TALK TO YOURSELF THREAD. (NOWT)     

goldfinger - 09 Jun 2005 12:25

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.

Haystack - 26 Nov 2012 19:05 - 19171 of 81564

children looking at glass tank with the Hippo underwater.

Fred1new - 26 Nov 2012 20:58 - 19172 of 81564

I hope it is not a reflection.

But it could be Tinker.

8-)

skinny - 27 Nov 2012 06:54 - 19173 of 81564

Brings a lump to your throat (not) UK education sixth in global ranking

The first and second places are taken by Finland and South Korea.

EDUCATION TOP 20

Finland
South Korea
Hong Kong
Japan
Singapore
UK
Netherlands
New Zealand
Switzerland
Canada
Ireland
Denmark
Australia
Poland
Germany
Belgium
USA
Hungary
Slovakia
Russia

Stan - 27 Nov 2012 08:53 - 19174 of 81564

Sixth? What from the top? given the way that the poxy governments that most of you lot have voted in have messed around with Education in this country.. I'm amazed it's not sixth from bottom!

mnamreh - 27 Nov 2012 08:58 - 19175 of 81564

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TANKER - 27 Nov 2012 09:08 - 19176 of 81564

its the so called educated that have fcuked the planet .
common sense is far more immportant and that is rare these days
just look at the people leaving uni most are unemployable
the paper is worthless

skinny - 27 Nov 2012 09:09 - 19177 of 81564

Hmmmm!

greekman - 27 Nov 2012 09:11 - 19178 of 81564

Its about time the general public realised that builders do not need more land and that lack of building plots are not the cause of lack of new builds.
There are currently approx 220,000 building plots in their land banks.
The reasons they are not building on these plots is because no one can afford to buy in the present financial climate.
The only reason they want more land, is because they know if they buy at todays prices, these plots will be worth more in a few years time.

Also I am fed up of hearing that, 'We need more houses', well we don't, we need less people.
It is said we need over a million houses over the next 10 years, but what happens after that time period, are they then going to say that there will no more houses built.
No of course not, they will need another million and so on infoad infi nitum.
About 2 miles from where I live they built a hospital on a flood plain, which has now pushed more water from the flood plain into the nearby river causing more flooding in the area.
About 30 years ago new Police Headquarters were built on another local flood plain.
Quess what has happened, after being totally flooded twice, these headquarters have now been abandoned.
On Sunday a main road nearby was closed due to flooding.
There are no rivers or streams near this road, but the flooding (a regular occurance) was caused by water streaming from nearby fields where permision has just been granted for 800 houses to be built.
When these fields are covered in concrete, where will all this water go.
It will run off onto the fields opposite causing danger to other properties already in situ.
The only answer is not more house, but less people.
It is as plain as day, that this island of ours is vastly over crowded.
When will the powers that be admit this fact, or is it a case of building money talks.
I am not bothered what colour or creed that foriegners are, but all immigration has to stop unless it will benifit the country, IE the immigrant can put more in than they take out.
This country is sinking!

2517GEORGE - 27 Nov 2012 10:28 - 19179 of 81564

re immigration-----I don't think that will happen greekman, 'NHS treatment FREE to all immigrants'
2517

TANKER - 27 Nov 2012 10:28 - 19180 of 81564

all MPs we have voted for over the 25 years have destroyed the country
and are far from honest it is time to kick them all out and start again .
like greece is starting to do WE NEED A PARTY LIKE GOLDEN DAWN

TANKER - 27 Nov 2012 10:35 - 19181 of 81564

my personal views on the sav ile and the childrens scandal have been hushed to take of the heat . the police said we are going to arrest 12 bignames well the 3 they have arrested where always going to be .
what as happend to the others and the raping of children in the homes in wales
the silence says one thing it is being hushed up .
who was the person who started the rumours about a certain tory .
this person must be found who was it .
was he paid

Fred1new - 27 Nov 2012 10:39 - 19182 of 81564

Perhaps, a few more psychiatrists would would be more appropriate than Golden Dawn.

Especially, around the Bridgnorth area.

greekman - 27 Nov 2012 11:30 - 19183 of 81564

Hi 2517George,

Neither do I, as you say NHS treatment free along with several other free services.

skinny - 27 Nov 2012 11:51 - 19184 of 81564

Whatever next - Aston tractors! Mahindra hopes for quick Aston Martin deal

(Reuters) - Aston Martin, purveyors of fast cars to a fictional British spy and to real-life billionaires, could be partly owned by India's Mahindra and Mahindra by the end of the week if the Mumbai tractor moguls have their way.

But much is unclear as the British maker of James Bond's sports cars, its Kuwaiti owner and a rival Italian bidder keep their own counsel. "There are a lot of moving parts here," a person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Monday, adding the Mahindras hoped to strike a deal this week.

2517GEORGE - 27 Nov 2012 12:04 - 19185 of 81564

Greekman----When you think that so many UK taxpaying citizens are unable to get the treatment/drugs they need due to cost restrictions in the NHS, it sort of stinks, especially when you consider the overseas aid budget is also ring-fenced. It appears that those in power are far happier spending UK taxpayers money on non-paying foreigners, rather than those who pay the taxes.
There is a huge sense of unfairness being felt by a good many British people whose tolerance of their MP's and their decisions is wearing thin.
Successive governments have labelled as racist anyone who questions their actions, yet if they sat back and looked at some of their policies, they would realise that they are actually encouraging/inciting racism.
2517

greekman - 27 Nov 2012 12:18 - 19186 of 81564

George,

Agree 100%.

tyketto - 27 Nov 2012 12:46 - 19187 of 81564

youtube
Brand new leather jacket.

greekman - 27 Nov 2012 13:17 - 19188 of 81564

Tyketto,

I think its already been mentioned a few pages back, but it is very funny and well worth a look
Pity its also true!

Fred1new - 27 Nov 2012 14:36 - 19189 of 81564

George,

Why was "foreign aid" introduced.

What was the expected pay back for the "benefactors"?

What are the long term gains?

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Perhaps, many small minded little UKIP and BNP members would prefer isolationistic policies, which would for some avoid ongoing responsibilities of previous actions in some of those countries.

(Have a look at actions in Kenya etc..)

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Good to see Osborne's and Cameron's much lauded "back to work" policies are working and Nadine has come home for some more whipping.


What a bunch.

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2517GEORGE - 27 Nov 2012 14:56 - 19190 of 81564

Fred---The reasons behind the introduction of foreign aid were perfectly legitimate, (emphasis on were). Today far too much of the money ends up in the pockets of the people at/near the top of the political pecking order.
Even in this country directors of charities are creaming off obscene amounts of money, approximately 12 or 13 years ago a director of 'Guide Dogs for the Blind' was on a salary of £69k, that's an awful lot of collection tins even now.
2517
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