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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.

dreamcatcher - 12 Apr 2013 17:14 - 23681 of 81564

cynic - 12 Apr 2013 17:20 - 23682 of 81564

You are a man who seems to have strange beliefs.
at least that implies that i have made up my own mind which is directly contradictory to what you have always thrown at me

the first part of that (your) para made no sense

Haystack - 12 Apr 2013 17:23 - 23683 of 81564

The above is mostly nonsense. The leaders of the various Labour governments were hand in glove with the unions most the time and certainly whenever the Conservatives were in power. When the Conservative were in power Labour actively encouraged the unions to cause trouble in an attempt to destabilise the government and they do now. At times when Labour realised that the unions were getting too big for their boots, they would never risk upsetting them as they are their paymasters. If the unions disbanded that would be the end of the Labour party as they have no reliable other funding. There is no appetite for socialism in this country.The only reason that Ed Miliband was elected was the union block vote. The MPs and apparently wanted his brother David. The union only gets the block vote because they fund the party.

dreamcatcher - 12 Apr 2013 17:40 - 23684 of 81564

One for Fred - One also of a pancake, incase you don't like waffles. ;-))

TANKER - 12 Apr 2013 18:20 - 23685 of 81564

chris carson my daughter was in the falkland war and was in port stanley
she does not say much about it as she sign to serve the queen and country
she was also in barain . did you fight for your country

TANKER - 12 Apr 2013 18:30 - 23686 of 81564

and her husband my son inlaw was a helcopter pilot
they now their own business

Haystack - 12 Apr 2013 18:40 - 23687 of 81564

I'm in love with Margaret Thatcher rereleased from some years ago

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq9j4QbSTC8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Fred1new - 12 Apr 2013 18:41 - 23688 of 81564

I see the party idiot has arrived home.

Dreams your self-portrait although certainly a good image of yourself should not be displayed so often.

You should get a boy friend, if try hard enough, you may be lucky.

But, I do hope both of you will be housed trained.

Miind, if Hays is nice to you and takes your paw you can both pop along to party headquarters for a briefing, or retraining.

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Hays,

If it wasn't for the begging bowls in the Cayman Isles and the like asking for funds from your puppet masters, and providing them with patronage you would not have a party, or the propaganda sheets you desperately rely on.

Haven't you noticed even your paymasters are leaving you more and more rapidly.

Your party is doomed, doomed, dooomed.

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Actually, compared with the old "Etonians" and Bullingdon Club drop outs and failures, I think Miliband seems to be doing quite well. Again, I think he may be thinking of future practical policies.

Cameron looks like a blustering fool besides him.

By the way, who writes Cameron's jokes. I don't mean policies, mind both seem to be going down a bomb.

I see there are larger and larger droves of the ex-tory party faithful paying their subs to Nigel.

Ps.

You make a perfect advertisement for a party in distress, but you can all collect around Maggie's totem pole and rejoice. Your party is as dead as she is.


Haystack - 12 Apr 2013 18:46 - 23689 of 81564

You can't seriously be a supporter of that buffoon Miliband. He is like a sixth former. He looks like a fish out of water. He doesn't even have the support of Labour MPs. He was imposed on them.

Chris Carson - 12 Apr 2013 18:48 - 23690 of 81564

TANK - And you must be rightly proud of them. At the time it must have been hell for you though. I was in the Police at that time, so no obviously I didn't fight for my country.

doodlebug4 - 12 Apr 2013 18:56 - 23691 of 81564

I would guess, at a rough estimate, that the extra policing needed because of all the left-wing Socialist organised "parties" over this coming weekend to celebrate Margaret Thatcher's passing will probably far exceed the £10million of tax payers money - which is currently being estimated as the cost of her funeral. These so-called "parties" will end up with left-wing fanatacists, aided and egged on by anarchists and any other bunch of loonies who jump on the bandwaggon, as an excuse to throw bottles and stones at our police force, trash our streets, loot our high street shops and revel in the fact that the whole sordid episode will be covered by all our television networks.

cynic - 12 Apr 2013 19:07 - 23692 of 81564

a straight question for you DB - no hidden side i promise ..... do you agree with MT having a quasi state funeral? .... my view + reasoning has been posted previously

TANKER - 12 Apr 2013 19:10 - 23693 of 81564

cc she said it was what she signed up for and do not worry about me my choice
she is a good looking girl and can you remember a girl from page 3 of the daliy star
mizzy lilly i think she was called her boy friend was with her

TANKER - 12 Apr 2013 19:13 - 23694 of 81564

off to the club all have a nice weekend off to silverstone the weekend to the pub near by

dreamcatcher - 12 Apr 2013 19:37 - 23695 of 81564

Fred1new - 12 Apr 2013 19:37 - 23696 of 81564

Cynic,

I agree, if it had been common practice to have "state" organised funerals for ex-PMs, I would not have objected, nor would it have changed my opinion about the "lady".

But the arrangements being made for this funeral appear to be attempting to make political capital out of an event and it is backfiring,

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Hays,

How many councils and local councillors are you expecting to lose in May.

Will you go down the pan with them or around the U-turn, not for turning?

Perhaps, the tories will be flushed away.

Fred1new - 12 Apr 2013 19:42 - 23697 of 81564

Nightmares.

Not up to your usual standard.

Prefer the previous image of yourself as it is more reflective of you and your abilities.


Fred1new - 12 Apr 2013 19:42 - 23698 of 81564

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Haystack - 12 Apr 2013 19:43 - 23699 of 81564

Losing councils and by elections is par for the course. It won't influence policy, nor should it. I would be surprised if the Conservatives and Libs didn't do badly. It is not really important if the government is not popular. That is not its purpose. More people trust the Conservatives than Labour over the economy.

cynic - 12 Apr 2013 20:04 - 23700 of 81564

fred - that is unwarranted .... the arrangements were made several years ago
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