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.

Had a rethink, someone make me an offer I can't refuse.. be careful now -):

Ok Stan you got it !!

I feel sick all of a sudden Stan. :-))

Ha ha I wouldn't vote for him if you payed me James.. well I might if the price was right of course -):

What about this ...

Yes D/C he sort of has that effect on me to -):

.. Oh no excuse me I must pay a visit.

Your starting to come over like Fred Stan. :-))

Thank you for the complement D/C that's most kind, oh nearly forgot Fred sends his love to all his fans on here.

Car for sale, one lady driver, cared for and low miles.

may one assume fred has got himself banned for some reason?
mind you, i didn't think incessant repetition and general tiresomeness qualified for banishment

Banned? don't be ridiculous.. promoted more like.

He may of won the lottery and gone into hiding. :-))

there is no verb "to of"

He's trying to palm Camelot off with a washed ticket for the other 33 million quid ,if he gets it he will obviously give it all away (probably to migrants) being the socialist that he is .

Anyway cynic don't knock it ,it's been peaceful here without pages of cartoons for a while .

thoroughly agree with you jimmy
though fred does just occasionally make some interesting comment and points, the vast majority of his stuff is just pre-programmed polemic ...... added to which, he'll never ever give a straight answer to a direct question, should he proffer an answer at all

Did someone ask for cartoons?

Just 16% Back Corbyn, Worst Rating Since 80s

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/corbyn-at-odds-with-voters-over-his-policy-on-nuclear-deterrent-new-poll-reveals-a3167276.html

Jeremy Corbyn at odds with voters over his policy on nuclear deterrent, new poll reveals

Jeremy Corbyn's attempts to drive through a Ban the Bomb policy threatened to backfire as a poll showed him massively out of step with the public.

He is also seen to be offering the worst team of leaders since the late Eighties, Ipsos MORI research for the Standard revealed today.

Labour is viewed as less “clear and united” about its policies than at any time since 1991, the year before Neil Kinnock was defeated by John Major.

It follows Lord Kinnock saying Mr Corbyn will need to consider quitting it he fails to improve in the polls “after a reasonable space of time”. Mr Corbyn’s bruising reshuffle was marred by resignations after he replaced pro-Trident Maria Eagle as shadow defence secretary with nuclear disarmer Emily Thornberry. He also voiced support for a 50,000-strong CND rally in Trafalgar Square next month.

But the poll found the public opposes unilateral nuclear disarmament by 70 per cent to 24 per cent, a margin of almost three to one.

Ipsos MORI’s monthly political monitor is out today, with topline figures of

CON 40%, LAB 31%, LDEM 7%, UKIP 11%, GRN 4%.