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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 - 28 Aug 2015 08:47 - 62114 of 81564

Is somebody lying!

Fred1new - 28 Aug 2015 08:49 - 62115 of 81564

Tory ideology against morality.

Fred1new - 28 Aug 2015 09:44 - 62116 of 81564

What a tacky government we have

I like the new mobsters list of peers.

Reminds me of the Mafia and its good deeds.

David Cameron may be rueing his "no ifs, no buts" pledge to reduce immigration, the press says

cynic - 28 Aug 2015 09:46 - 62117 of 81564

i was very interested to hear on the wireless an analysis yesterday of the immigration figures

far and away the majority of the influx are courtesy of the eu which allows member citizens automatic right of entry ...... of these immigrants, a very high % were from the dreaded bulgaria and romania and the like, for whom uk is like the land of milk and honey

uk also remains very weak at chucking out students once they have finished their courses, though there is also a very good argument that says we should be trying to employ these graduates - always assuming they have decent degrees from decent unis

asylum seekers apparently make up just 4% of the influx

cynic - 28 Aug 2015 09:51 - 62118 of 81564

university realism slowly waking up
i'm unsure where it comes from, but it seems that at long long last, a great many school leavers and indeed employers are championing the idea of "learning on the job" - aka internships and apprenticeships

the building industry is chronically short of skilled labour, but certainly until now, it has been nigh on impossible for course graduates (bricklaying, plumbing, sparks etc) to get the necessary field work and experience

much of the problem almost certainly lies with the plethora a very small trade-companies who do not have the time or money or indeed the inclination to take on extra staff ..... i dare say that some of this is born of the fear of introducing more competition into their locale

jimmy b - 28 Aug 2015 09:55 - 62119 of 81564

We are in a lot of trouble ,wait until 5 years down the road then all this will come back to haunt us .
I have always voted Tory but Cameron is a posh boy born with a silver spoon firmly where the sun doesn't shine ,he wouldn't know an immigrant if he saw one ,he would probably think it was a tired tourist having a lay down in Hyde Park.

cynic - 28 Aug 2015 10:09 - 62120 of 81564

jimmy - read 62120 .... i'ld be interested to read your comment and thought

jimmy b - 28 Aug 2015 10:25 - 62121 of 81564

My thoughts are get out of the EU cynic simple as that .
It doesn't take much of a brain to see that when these countries join the EU and they have free movement they will flock to the richer countries by the thousands and i don't blame any one of them ,i would (as a young lad) have done exactly the same .

cynic - 28 Aug 2015 10:49 - 62122 of 81564

ah, that's a different matter altogether
but if the vote is for staying in, as is likely, then what would propose?

to refuse freedom of movement is wrong and/or impossible

how many of these "paupies" are on benefits, i don't know either, but i'ld certainly like to see access to these time-restricted in some way ...... and if that goes against "eu regs", then 2 fingers to them, as often happens elsewhere in eu with unwanted interference

jimmy b - 28 Aug 2015 11:12 - 62123 of 81564

It's not just who is on benefits ,it is the jobs taken from our citizens and i'm fed up of hearing about all the jobs our young people won't do because that is simply not true .

Haystack - 28 Aug 2015 12:09 - 62124 of 81564

A disposable coffee cup believed to have been used by Labour leadership hopeful Jeremy Corbyn has sold for £51.

Marie Cooke, from Nottinghamshire, said the MP placed the cup on her table during a break at a rally at the Albert Hall in Nottingham on 20 August.

Ms Cooke, who works for Age UK, said she saw it as a "cheeky" opportunity to raise money for the charity.

She said about 4,000 people watched the item on eBay, and it was eventually won after 22 bids on Thursday evening.

'Some kind of relic'

Ms Cooke was outside the Nottingham Playhouse when Mr Corbyn asked her if she minded if he put his cup on her table.

"We were happy to oblige," she said.

"[When] he went back into the Albert Hall to deliver his speech we thought we'd be a bit cheeky and take the cup and put it on eBay.

"[On Thursday] it just went mad with over 4,000 people looking at it, and we raised £51."

The fundraiser said she would attempt to get Mr Corbyn's autograph to prove it was his cup.

The cup was won by a student in Oxford, according to Ms Cooke.

"I think they are going to turn it into some kind of relic," she said.

jimmy b - 28 Aug 2015 12:22 - 62125 of 81564

How much would i not want to pay £50 for a cup used by any politician .

I do however have something very valuable of Muhammad Ali's , and Tommy Hearns .

cynic - 28 Aug 2015 13:09 - 62126 of 81564

i'm not entirely convinced by this "stealing jobs" allegation ..... if a young chap is on benefits, then all too often he'll be more than happy to stay that way if he's better off than taking a menial job, especially if he has a bit of cash work on the side

reduce benefits, and the incentive to live off the state becomes less appealing

jimmy b - 28 Aug 2015 13:20 - 62127 of 81564

So your doing the immigrants all work harder than our youngsters are you cynic ?
They are taking loads of jobs that could be good for our folk.
I was in a prison the other day and two of the officers were foreign one of them i couldn't understand ,that's a good well paid job that many English people would like and you can bet your bottom dollar that they have to take so many foreign because of discrimination .

cynic - 28 Aug 2015 13:51 - 62128 of 81564

what evidence of discrimination?

assuredly not all immigrants work harder than their britsh(?) counterparts, but many among the polish and asian community are certainly prepared to work all hours

on another aspect, why do you think there are so many (middle and eastern) european gainfully employed in the building industry?
not (especially) because they are cheaper but more because there is a severely restricted homegrown pool of same ...... for more on that see 62121

required field - 28 Aug 2015 22:53 - 62130 of 81564

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required field - 28 Aug 2015 22:58 - 62131 of 81564

Imigration to the UK is obviously a very big concern and we are in a grave situation of being very soon in a .crisis situation with not being able to cope with this massive influx of undisirables all scrambling for their piece of free Uk plc....

MaxK - 29 Aug 2015 09:03 - 62132 of 81564

aldwickk - 29 Aug 2015 14:57 - 62133 of 81564

jimmy b

have something very valuable of Muhammad Ali's , and Tommy Hearns .

What is it ?
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