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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 - 14 Mar 2014 10:51 - 38162 of 81564

There is no specific political point to make, but several polls have recently shown the Link be ahead of UKIP. There was also a poll yesterday that listed UKIP as the least liked and most disliked party.

This is the latest Guardian/ICM poll

goldfinger - 14 Mar 2014 11:06 - 38163 of 81564

Just wait till the Euros come Hays.

What are these silly comments about Tony Benn and the other day B Crow got to do with me.!!!!!!!!

Im a self made man from a humble background now a multi millionaire living in a £7.4 million pound house but what have these people above got to do with me........NOTHING.

So going forward twa-s like buma Christine Carson and Hays think before you post

If we get decent government not just Eton boys Id back them again.

Dont ever lecture me bum boy Carson on ethics and politics.

Fred1new - 14 Mar 2014 11:10 - 38164 of 81564

Manuel.

I know your faculties are failing you and I do have some pity for you, but I am sorry I don't have the will, or time to abbreviate the short pieces enough for your mental time span.

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Haze,

The tories must be relieved to see that, at this moment, the UKIP is not more popular than themselves.

Come the next election I can see more of the looney right wing of the torrid party flocking to follow Nigel.

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Just been told that about primary school in London which has had 5 changes of head in the last 4 years. Another Gove success.

When the tory successes stack up at the time of the next election the results may be very interesting.

Hear the Puppeteer in th Cayman Isles is getting fed up with his puppets.

There is an opportunity for Haze to make friends and influence people by a donation or two and help with his organisation skills.

8-)

goldfinger - 14 Mar 2014 11:11 - 38165 of 81564

By the way Cyners Im gobsmaked you associate so close to Hays.

Dont forget his actions pull YOU down aswel.

Id have a deep think about this matter. Dont forget we others associate you both together.

Haystack - 14 Mar 2014 11:15 - 38166 of 81564

UKIP will do well in the Euro elections and probably come a good third. It is slightly bizzare that people would bother voting for UKIP in a EU context when they espouse leaving the EU.

cynic - 14 Mar 2014 11:19 - 38167 of 81564

yet another of your misrepresentations sticky
when will you ever learn to report truthfully?
perhaps you've been associating with too many political party clubbers of all hues - do own up to it; you're really something of a whore in that respect

Chris Carson - 14 Mar 2014 11:20 - 38168 of 81564

Just stating the facts as you have presented them GF, no need to have a strop. Plastic Manc, member of Con, Lib and Labour clubs. Just in case syndrome. And being a obnoxious Yorkshire Txat, I rest my case!

goldfinger - 14 Mar 2014 11:38 - 38169 of 81564

Christine........ id rather be as you put it "a 2a obnoxious Yorkshire Txat" rather than a bummer who is looking for his next fix like you.

Dont forget to put your Dave Beckham aftershave on this morning.

aldwickk - 14 Mar 2014 11:45 - 38170 of 81564

Goldie

Tony Benn , born into the aristocracy: in his case, he was Viscount Stansgate. Hope he didn't go to Eton ., otherwise goldie wouldn't have approved of a Eton Labour toff.

2517GEORGE - 14 Mar 2014 11:56 - 38171 of 81564

Aldwickk
Benn went to Westminster School and studied at New College, Oxford, where he read Philosophy, Politics and Economics and was elected President of the Oxford Union in 1947. In later life, Benn attempted to remove public references to his private education from Who's Who; in the 1975 edition his entry stated "Education—still in progress". In the 1976 edition, almost all details were omitted save for his name, jobs as a Member of Parliament and as a Government Minister, and address; the publishers confirmed that Benn had sent back the draft entry with everything else struck through.[12] In the 1977 edition, Benn's entry disappeared entirely.
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goldfinger - 14 Mar 2014 12:02 - 38172 of 81564

Alders spot on.

Your a good chap and i respect you.

I think your like me you call it as you see it.

Wish others on here were like that.

Haystack - 14 Mar 2014 12:07 - 38173 of 81564

Westminster is equivalebpmt to Eton in terms of class and money. That was strange as his father was a Labour MP and later a hereditary Labour peer. Of course you get used to Labour hypocracy after a while.

goldfinger - 14 Mar 2014 12:11 - 38174 of 81564

Yes your right Hays. But its the same with all others.

2517GEORGE - 14 Mar 2014 12:14 - 38175 of 81564

Benn's father William Wedgwood Benn was a Liberal Member of Parliament from 1906 who crossed the floor to the Labour Party in 1928
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goldfinger - 14 Mar 2014 12:16 - 38176 of 81564

Thats a bit like Chris Carson COMING OUT. lol

Haystack - 14 Mar 2014 12:22 - 38177 of 81564

Westminster is a very good school and academically almost certainly better than Eton. The entrance exam for a Westminster is very difficult, My son has two friends there who were in his class at school. Both are very clever kids and are about to go Oxford next year. My guess is that both will be politicians with one a possible PM. I remember collecting them from school at around 7 years old and it was like having a conversation with a clever adult,

Fred1new - 14 Mar 2014 12:28 - 38178 of 81564

2517

Perhaps he considered what he was as more important on what he had been.

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Haze,

You are confused again.

The way to change a club is to join it and as long as you conform to the rules of that club there is no reason for not attempting to alter them.

The problem with the tories is that many have the mentality of dinosaurs and unable to modify antiquated philosophy and ideology, (Frightened of change. But at the same time, sometimes rushing for change in to look as if they are doing something, or keeping up with the Jones.)

You are stuck with outmoded class distinctions.

I can see nothing wrong in availing oneself of the best education, health advice etc. one can afford for one's children, while at the same time you are trying to raise the standards of the various organisation to the standards of the ones you wish to utilise for oneself.

Your thinking is becoming more primitive and tribal.

Stuck in the past, not learning from it.


cynic - 14 Mar 2014 12:29 - 38179 of 81564

an analogy
those who get a first at oxbridge are often almost unemployable in the real world as they frequently lack common sense or commercial nous

goldfinger - 14 Mar 2014 12:39 - 38180 of 81564

Hays in your lingo define a "clever adult". Not me obviously.

cynic - 14 Mar 2014 12:44 - 38181 of 81564

for starters, (s)he will have a greater vocabulary than the average reader of the sun or mirror!

but of course there's all sorts of "clever", from acadamically to market trader, most of which require very different skills
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