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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.

aldwickk - 31 Oct 2013 18:52 - 32005 of 81564

Who won the debate between Paxo and Russel Brand. I think Brand made a right fool of himself , what drug is he on now ? he was raving on like a madman.

I don't rate him as a stand up comic , and his voice is very annoying.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/10/31/robert-webb-russell-brand_n_4180398.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular

Brand said he won't vote ,and he made a fool of himself with his class war loony left views , Sound's like someone who post's on this thread ?

Haystack - 31 Oct 2013 19:00 - 32006 of 81564

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/10/30/tristram-hunt-newsnight-paxman_n_4179585.html

Wednesday was not a good day for Tristram Hunt.

In the afternoon, the former TV historian laboured through his first big Commons outing as shadow education secretary, being mocked by Michael Gove for his past comments on free schools.

In the evening, the newly appointed member of the shadow cabinet received an even more forceful humiliation at the hands of Jeremy Paxman, who refused to let the plumy parliamentarian off the hook about Labour policy. When asked if he would allow his own children to go to schools with unqualified teachers, Hunt refused to answer - fives times.

Watch as the MP for Stoke-on-Trent buckles around three minutes 35 seconds.

MaxK - 31 Oct 2013 19:45 - 32007 of 81564

Good ol Tristram, don't do as I do etc etc.

Hypocrite and chancer, hopefully temporary.

cynic - 31 Oct 2013 19:46 - 32008 of 81564

sticky - like i said, we have taken on 3 or 4 in NL in the last 12 months .... in uk, there are now just two of us .... as usual you are very selective in what you c+p and even more selective in the questions you answer - very few in truth

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so then, tell us more about these THREE holiday homes you have abroad in addition to the house you already have in uk

don't you feel that having FOUR homes is terribly greedy?
do you let them, free of charge of course, to the local homeless?
did you buy them in the hope of (unearned) capital gain?
do you intend to leave these FOUR homes to the exchequer when you die?
if so, what on earth was the point of buying them in the first place?
if not, do you hope that your family will be able to benefit from them?
how do justify owning FOUR homes with your trumpeted egalitarian ideals (hahaha)?

just thought i'ld ask so you could enlighten the rest of us here


btw, i think it must be comrade fred who has another home in spain
no doubt he'll tell us if that is not so

aldwickk - 31 Oct 2013 20:44 - 32009 of 81564

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goldfinger - 31 Oct 2013 21:09 - 32010 of 81564

I dont share specific personal things on here or any board.

But I can answer all your questions in two sentences,

1. self made millionaire and never recieved a penny handed down .

2. What I leave will go to the funding of a college of further education for the under priveldged, my son will recieve the priveledge of making sure my wishes are carried out to the full on the college, nothing else.

Now back to my post.

Sticky SNR I was refering to your company as a high skilled Oil related company.(from what you have told me and others here)

I think you have taken my post the wrong way, it was not meant to be a slur on you or your company but a slur on the government who are putting youngsters on as many tills as they can find and not finding placements at skilled companys like yours.

Sorry if I offended you, a full apology given it wasnt meant to be offensive to you. Should have in hindsight been worded far better.

dreamcatcher - 31 Oct 2013 22:33 - 32011 of 81564

A Real-Time Map of Births and Deaths

This simulation gives an eerily omniscient vantage on the world as it fills.


http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/10/a-real-time-map-of-births-and-deaths/280609/

Fred1new - 31 Oct 2013 23:13 - 32012 of 81564

Manuel,

I am at home wherever I go.

I don't seem to be jealous of others, and quite content with myself and my lot. Nor do I seem to suffer from avarice, which you seem to think, from your personal expressions, to be the main motivating drive for yourself and the majority of others.

I do admire the knowledge, talents, skills and sometimes possessions of others, but would not wish to advantage for myself, if it was directly at their expense and detriment to them. Although, often it may have stimulated me to acquiring similar if they were to my taste.

Again, your reactions and blustering postings seem as attempts to maintain a status quo, in order to protect your own personal advantages, which might often have been gained at the expense of others.

You strike me as knowing the price of much, but the value of much less.

But whether you like it, or not, changes are occurring in society and the benefits of those changes are being shared more equally through society. There are still gross inequalities between certain sectors of society, but again these will be diminished as they are made more obvious to the general public via the different media outlets.

The UK is no longer a thiefdom for pillaging by a chosen few at the expense of the majority and also, the recognition that “full employment” is a probably a long term an “impossibility” and redistribution of it and the rewards from such will be distributed more evenly. That does not mean equally, but it does mean not disproportionally unequally.

As you note I can return as good as I receive, but personally I would prefer to concentrate on the argument rather than abusing the proposer.

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With that, good night Manuel and I will have bacon with two eggs and black coffee for breakfast.



MaxK - 01 Nov 2013 00:38 - 32013 of 81564

Are you on drugs?


The UK is no longer a thiefdom for pillaging by a chosen few at the expense of the majority and also, the recognition that “full employment” is a probably a long term an “impossibility” and redistribution of it and the rewards from such will be distributed more evenly. That does not mean equally, but it does mean not disproportionally unequally.

cynic - 01 Nov 2013 08:09 - 32014 of 81564

fred - it merely seemed to me that sticky is very good at dishing out but not at all good when the boot comes back at him
frankly, i don't care whether he has 4 houses or 24, but his stance looks pretty hypocritical and i'm quite amused that he won't answer questions that he doesn't fancy

as to what you think of me from your padded armchair, i don't care one iota, but then i am very rarely offended and only cross on occasion and then only for a short time

what do i think of you?
not that you care, but i guess it's ok to dream of utopia and at least you won't get burnt at the stake like sir thomas moore ..... that i and most others don't share your dream except in snippets, i am sure does not worry you either

Fred1new - 01 Nov 2013 08:16 - 32015 of 81564

Just a little sad.

cynic - 01 Nov 2013 08:17 - 32016 of 81564

hey sticky - of course you don't offend me - see above in response to fred

we can't turn back the clock, and i'll be as succinct as i can be

i think a great deal of blame lies on the cultural perception that going to any old uni and getting some very silly degree is the holy grail and will guarantee a material utopia (a special for fred!) ..... in fact, it is probably only say 60/70% percentage of those students who will truly gain benefit from having gone to uni ..... the others, and some "true" graduates too, would have gained far more had there been proper work-placement schemes .... however, that requires a far greater involvement by local businesses at the secondary schools etc etc

i wonder how many schools actively encourage and foster that sort of thing, especially in the state sector

MaxK - 01 Nov 2013 08:23 - 32017 of 81564

Uni is a gift to gov of whatever flavour.

it's keeps a fair % of em off the unemployment figs.

cynic - 01 Nov 2013 08:26 - 32018 of 81564

heaven forbid that that thought should ever have crossed my mind!

MaxK - 01 Nov 2013 08:34 - 32019 of 81564

Found your web site...

http://cynicalbastards.com/ubs/edegad.gif

goldfinger - 01 Nov 2013 08:37 - 32020 of 81564

StickySNR please dont judge others by your own standards.

Its dangerous to give out to much info on public B/boards i thought you would have known that.

On the other issue not hypocritical at all, my life isnt focused on greed like yours, I beleive like a lot of others knowledge is wealth and if knowledge provides me with wealth so be it thats a bi product.

What I chose to spend it on is up to me.

Dont forget I havent been given or had wealth handed down to me like your good self.

Fred1new - 01 Nov 2013 08:53 - 32021 of 81564

Reminds me of something or other.

Damn my tablets.

Fred1new - 01 Nov 2013 08:55 - 32022 of 81564

Perhaps, why somebody was dropped for Bing Crosby or was that desperation.

Fred1new - 01 Nov 2013 08:55 - 32023 of 81564

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cynic - 01 Nov 2013 08:55 - 32024 of 81564

you don't actually know my background or much else about me, but merely surmise :-)

and yes, i thoroughly agree about the danger of public dissemination of private stuff
i'm not as careful (paranoid) as perhaps i should be, but certainly refuse to go near the likes of twitter and facebook

by the way, how do you define greed and why would your definition apply to me? .... or is that supposition once more, as i suspect?
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