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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.

Fred1new - 13 Nov 2014 15:50 - 50170 of 81564

Manuel.

What odds are you offering on Ed and Wavy Dave?


cynic - 13 Nov 2014 15:58 - 50171 of 81564

crikey! i haven't the faintest idea ..... to be honest, i wouldn't want to put money on either of them (or their successors) as i think they're both awful in their own ways

MaxK - 13 Nov 2014 16:01 - 50172 of 81564

Is anyone offering odd's that none of the three mooseketeers will survive the next GE?

Fred1new - 13 Nov 2014 16:02 - 50173 of 81564

PS.

I also promise not to post the Polls if they are in favour of the torrid party.

If I have the chance to do so, and actually do, consider it to be a mistake on my part.

8-)

cynic - 13 Nov 2014 16:13 - 50174 of 81564

stupid boy pike!

doodlebug4 - 13 Nov 2014 16:57 - 50175 of 81564

By Dan Hodges

1:54PM GMT 13 Nov 2014

There was a time when the definition of madness was perceived to be doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. No longer. The new definition of madness is turning up to Senate House at the University of London in the expectation that Ed Miliband might say something, anything, to transform his political fortunes.


At the weekend Labour MP Simon Danczuk – one of those rebels who isn’t a rebel – said bluntly “the solution is not more Ed”. This morning that’s precisely what we got. More Ed. Old Ed. The Same Ed.


Ed Miliband thinks there is a deep divide in Britain between the rich and the poor. Ed Miliband thinks the nation’s problems cry out for big solutions, not small solutions. Ed Miliband believes David Cameron stands up for “a privileged few”.


Who knew? Not the voters, clearly. Yesterday Miliband finally crossed the Rubicon. His approval ratings are now officially the worse for any leader of any major British political party since records began. And, according to him and his aides, this is because the British public have been labouring under the misapprehension that the only reason he wants to be Prime Minister is so he can get his picture on the wall of Downing Street.


“Above all, you need belief in what are you doing” he said “Not belief based on longing to have a picture on the wall in Downing Street”. Well that's that one sorted then.

Another problem has been that the British people don’t know what Ed Miliband stands for. “So let me take the opportunity today to spell it out in the simplest terms”, he announced sombrely. “It is what I stood for when I won the leadership of this party. And it is what I stand for today. This country is too unequal.” In an instant, the millions of worried electors who had been labouring under the misconception Ed Miliband believed in gross inequality had their doubts assuaged.

“Just why does Ed Miliband want to be PM?”, people have asked ever since he defeated his brother for the Labour leadership. “It is about all those people who feel there is something just not right about the values of a country when they see Chief Executives get a 21% pay rise last year, as everyone else’s wages have fallen. These are symptoms of deeply unequal, deeply unfair, deeply unjust country. That’s why I want to be Prime Minister,” he said. Across the land you could almost hear the sighs of relief. “That’s why Ed Miliband wants to be Prime Minister. He doesn’t like rich Chief Executives “. And in an instant, four years of suspicion and antipathy rolled away.

In many ways, it was brave speech. People had been telling Ed Miliband he needed to unveil a radical new message today to turn around perceptions his leadership was slowly dying on its feet. He was having none of it.

Ed is the problem. So Ed must also be the solution. Mustn’t he?

The Telegraph






















TANKER - 13 Nov 2014 16:58 - 50176 of 81564

GF

TANKER - 13 Nov 2014 16:58 - 50177 of 81564

GF

TANKER - 13 Nov 2014 17:05 - 50178 of 81564

g f . some good news for you myself and my family and all at the club were we met yesterday have made our decision to vote LABOUR our decision is based on our life long party have fiddled the books destroyed the middle classes to pay the rich
their next disgusting act is to take away the pensioners bus pass and heating allowance . they want to kill off the old pensioners to cut the debt
Cameron and is side kick are just bloody liars and filling their own pockets and not interested in the uk

ed you have at least 63 more votes which the cons had

Fred1new - 13 Nov 2014 17:09 - 50179 of 81564

DB4,,

Have look at the odds on the next tory PM.


About 4-1.


Fortunately, it is on BORIS.

cynic - 13 Nov 2014 17:21 - 50180 of 81564

well MrT, that means you'll also be stuck in EU with no escape whatsoever

personally, i see no reason why adequately heeled pensioners should have a winter fuel allowance
for sure you get it, but other than the fact that it is currently given by right, do you see a good reason why you should benefit ....

or a free bus pass for that matter?
i know i can't travel cheaply on the tube, let alone for free as am not a london resident
i'm not sure if i would be allowed to use my local bus pass (i have never applied for one actually) in london, but i suspect not

Shortie - 13 Nov 2014 17:31 - 50181 of 81564

Alan Sugar has long been a critic of elderly benefits given by right over what is required. I think these rights should be means tested before issued. Having said that it may well be the case that a means test would cost more than the benefit anyway! Maybe the elderly should have to claim for the benefit, that way what's not claimed can be put towards keeping low-life immigrants in the lifestyle they have become accustomed to since arriving in our country!!

cynic - 13 Nov 2014 17:39 - 50182 of 81564

it can just be taxed as a benefit as many other things are

Fred1new - 13 Nov 2014 17:52 - 50183 of 81564

I think pensions are wasted on so many who are going to die so soon after claiming them.

They should work to 74 if they haven't been able to save any money while they were working.

And the bloody NHS is just slowing down a natural process. Building in inefficiency in to the natural flow of a system.

And those bloody ambulances, blocking up the road when I want to go down the pub.

And the police service never do as they are asked move the b. on who is blocking my route.

Education what the hell is that all about, go back to long term apprenticeships and the F, money the slobs get paid for manual work is appalling.

No wonder the country's in the state it is and I can't make tax free buck in the market.

And so on.

Forgot, what was wrong with the b. workhouses?

Only the lazy and stupid would allow themselves to get in there.

There must be room in them for Tinker and Hazyone.

Perhaps the same bunk beds!

Stan - 13 Nov 2014 17:55 - 50184 of 81564

Here here -):

TANKER - 13 Nov 2014 17:57 - 50185 of 81564

cynic . over 4 million got food poisoning last year from eating in restaurants and take away meals . bbc news this morning yes over 4 million

as for pensioners bus passes most pensions have paid their taxes all their lives and now unable to drive . why should the scum immigrants come to the uk and get anything 96% pay no taxes but claim housing benefit use our hospitals doctors dentists and pay fcuk all in .
all immigrants if they have no insurance should be allowed to suffer or go back to their own country instead of begging here .
we do not need scum to clean cars and pay no tax .no insurance no services
what do you call a rich pensioner most I know get less than 20k a year before tax
£346 aweek take away heating c/t water food insurances for house heating repairs dentist they do not have much left . the ones that never worked live in rented house
£165 a week free c/t £30 a week free dentist free then they get around a family of two children over 215 a week why both working better off staying at home

TANKER - 13 Nov 2014 18:01 - 50186 of 81564

fred very good my vie is even better empty our prisons give them a tablet to take if they want to end their sad lives then deport the immigrants in our prisons
get the planes ready and if they have no pass port drop them in the sea off Syria

Haystack - 13 Nov 2014 18:31 - 50187 of 81564

I am always amazed that anyone votes for Labour. They never actually help the poor and disadvantaged. They talk about it a lot, but are too incompetent to achieve anything. Now when you come to Labour and Miliband together, it is surprising that there are people want such a toxic combination.

goldfinger - 13 Nov 2014 18:32 - 50188 of 81564

Hi TANKER whats up bud?

goldfinger - 13 Nov 2014 18:37 - 50189 of 81564

Well done TANKER tell your crowd they have done the right thing as this present Tory lot arent MPs but are nothing less than mobsters who will stop at nothing to get there way and will lie all the way to the bank with mine and your money.

The sooner we get proper tories back who show compassion and look after the old and disabled the better.

Good on you and the boys.
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