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.

Whatever. My immediate concern on a friday night is whether Citeh will stuff Everton tomorrow and how I'm going to play the new winter course down the Links. Or whether to just go the pub (don't have BT Sport) to watch the match and sack the golf :O)

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/10/04/syrian-refugees-demand-entry-uk-from-calais_n_4044465.html

poisoning foxes would also poison a multitude of other wildlife + dogs and cats and goodness what else .... any more sensible suggestions to come from you?

I saw that story. It just shows what a reputation the UK has as a soft touch.

More votes for UKIP

Cynic,

In passing.

"classist" remark.

I thought many members involved with this form of barbaric sport from even the lowest stratosphere of country society.

Are you suffering from introjection due to exposure.

I was being descriptive of its supporters and many would agree with me.

I hope!

Some uncomfortable reading here: http://www.snouts-in-the-trough.com/

I see gf forgot to mention this today

Update: Labour lead at 3
by YouGov in Politics
Fri October 4, 6 a.m. BST

Latest YouGov / The Sun results 3rd October - Con 35%, Lab 38%, LD 9%, UKIP 10%;

MK.

Interesting page/

For Hays and Cynic.

for once, it's rather witty, though it can be applied to all strata of society across all countries throughout the world as well you know

given the implied corporal punishment of the cartoon, perhaps it was written for Saudi or the Indian sub-continent or a number of other regions where such is still permitted - even for husbands to inflict on their wives

Who makes the software that drives cloud computing, is it many or one? micro chips ect this could make the readers of talk to youreselve a lot of money ends

Labour still on course for an overall majority. Up 2% from last week.


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UK - Populus poll: CON 33%, LAB 38%, LDEM 11%, UKIP 10%

We will hit the like of Haystack very hard us SOCIALISTS instead of foxes we'l have Haystack drenched in a foxy smell and give him a 30 min start and then set the hunt off.

If the dogs dont get his ass the big gay huntsmen on the horses surely will.

(ps, nothing against gays)

Cynic,

Is this more to your liking?

According to new research from job site, Foosle.com, the most important things employers look for in potential employees happen before they even speak.

The research, carried out by YouGov, revealed that the top four things selected by employers as most likely to create a good impression are punctuality (68%), dressing smartly or appropriately (52%), making good eye contact with the interviewer (51%) and appearing tidy and well groomed (33%).

YouGov revealed that it polled over 500 employers and 2,000 UK adults, and questioned employers about the worst things candidates have ever done in interviews. A number of employers reported disastrous errors such as using foul language, badmouthing former employers, calling the interviewer ‘mate’, being unprepared, and lying about their experience without being able to back it up.

It was also revealed that employers have been offended by potential employees who were chewing gum and taking calls on their mobile phone during an interview.

When asked, ‘what was the single worst thing a candidate had ever done in a job interview’, one employer responded by saying, “brought a glass of beer into an interview, which was held in a hotel”, while another said, “a candidate asked if they could come in an hour later as they were getting their nails done”.

Is this support for the Right winged rag.

Interesting twist.

It seems that some are being opportunistic or his just jumping ship before it goes down.

Mind there could be a bye election for Boris!


Rail minister Simon Burns stands down in deputy speaker bid
Simon Burns
Mr Burns once described his potential new boss as a "stupid sanctimonious dwarf"
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Transport Minister Simon Burns has resigned from the government to run for the position of deputy Commons Speaker.

The MP for Chelmsford has been responsible for the controversial HS2 rail link during the past year, having previously been a health minister.

One of the three deputy Speaker positions is vacant after previous incumbent Nigel Evans stood down to fight sexual assault charges.

Mr Burns has clashed with Speaker John Bercow several times in the past.

On one occasion, Mr Burns described the man under whom he now seeks to serve as a "stupid sanctimonious dwarf".

BBC political correspondent Ross Hawkins said the Conservative MP had apologised afterwards - but only to groups of people who felt insulted, not necessarily to the Speaker himself.

African and Asian kleptocrats celebrate as British police and soldiers are fired

By David Craig, on October 5th, 2013


This week, our useless government announced that another 3,000 troops are to be fired as part of its plans to reduce our military by 40,000.





I estimate that the government will save around £2.6bn from sacking 40,000 troops and 32,400 police.

The news of the latest redundancies must have caused great joy in the gilded palaces of Africa’s corrupt, kleptocratic dictators and in the luxury mansions of Pakistan’s and India’s venal, tax-avoiding ruling elites.

Why? Because by making these 40,000 troops and 32,400 police redundant, our government will be able to afford the increase on April 5th this year in our foreign aid budget of £2.6bn from £7.9bn a year to £10.5bn a year.

Repeated studies of the effectiveness of foreign aid by the UN (documented in books like Dead Aid by Dambisa Moyo and The Bottom Billion by Paul Collier) show that around 80% to 90% of all aid to Third World countries is lost due to corruption and incompetence




Yet, even though our government knows this, it continues to decimate our armed forces and police to enrich utterly corrupt, brutal Third World elites.


More: http://www.snouts-in-the-trough.com/

It is about time we cut defence spending. We are the fourth largest spender on defence in the world.

http://www.jesusandmo.net/

Richard Dawkins has expressed outrage after an LSE student society were forced to cover-up their T-shirts which had cartoon depictions of Jesus and the Prophet Mohammad.

Members of the LSESU Atheist, Secularist and Humanist Student Society at the university's Fresher's Fair were wearing t-shirts with the controversial 'Jesus and Mo' cartoons.

Student Union officials demanded the students remove the t-shirts, and several other pieces of literature, because there had been complaints from offended passers-by.


http://www.jesusandmo.net/