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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.

jimmy b - 09 Feb 2016 20:49 - 67717 of 81564

Stan Send an email to Stan View Stan's profile - 09 Feb 2016 18:56 - 67714 of 67717

Arrogant, aggressive, angry, insulting and now delusional as well, boy you need help Jimmy.
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Who started this by making snide remarks ?
You just described yourself above, don't ask any more questions and don't start fights you don't like .

required field - 09 Feb 2016 21:28 - 67718 of 81564

Am I the only person that hasn't seen a film this year without a "swat team" dressed in black in it ?.....there is either someone or some people that that must be minting it with renting this sort of clothing and helmets out or the same group of people never get undressed at night and have made their own pyjamas redundant so much they are in demand !..."look I'm sorry jimjams...you've been fired !...it's this new swat blackrobe thingies...it's all the fashion now....but we've been with you for years now !...chuuut...not so loud...you make me feel like I cannot afford a new pair....look I'm really sorry but it can't be helped...times they are a changin'...'"...anyway back to the plot : they are always either with plastic machineguns at the ready or coming down on ropes...."dearie ?....are you staying for diner...? no time fuzzybunny...off to another filmset..byeee".....where's my flyswatter ?....yes take that....swat !....both feet on it...at last...aahh......got rid of that on my mind...feeling slightly much better now...

Fred1new - 10 Feb 2016 11:52 - 67719 of 81564

iturama - 10 Feb 2016 12:51 - 67720 of 81564

So glad you are feeling better RF. A nightmare of a problem you have there. Ever thought of flicking channels?
I am preparing my swat team for zika carrying mosquitos which is the latest plague threatening to turn us all into pin heads. If you go by what you read. Seems to me that zika has been here for quite a while going by some of the posts I read.

aldwickk - 10 Feb 2016 18:21 - 67721 of 81564

RF

Only thinks there are still 4 channels, bbc1,bbc2, ITV1 and the new one channel 4

aldwickk - 10 Feb 2016 18:26 - 67722 of 81564

jimmy b

That program is on 2nite at 8pm , posh pawn C4 boxing memorabilia

jimmy b - 10 Feb 2016 18:46 - 67723 of 81564

Thanks aldwickk i'll have a look .

aldwickk - 10 Feb 2016 21:41 - 67724 of 81564

jimmy b

That was £2,000 thrown away., I didn't know about the biometric stamp

jimmy b - 11 Feb 2016 07:58 - 67725 of 81564

No neither did i know about that. Not something i would want anyway.

jimmy b - 11 Feb 2016 08:09 - 67726 of 81564

EU starting to slowly fall apart......

Newspaper round-up

Other EU leaders are ready to copy David Cameron's referendum tactics for their own "egotistic goals", the European Council president has said, as he sounded the alarm over populist politics bringing the bloc to the brink of "suicide". Donald Tusk's forthright warning on Wednesday came as he announced he was clearing his diary next week to concentrate on the "very fragile" talks on a "new settlement" for Britain, which will be discussed at an EU summit next week. - Financial Times

cynic - 11 Feb 2016 08:49 - 67727 of 81564

en passant, even the guradian was unimpressed by JC at yesterday's PMQ
here's the opening lines ....
Labour leader, wearing a cheeky badge, was best when he allowed himself to sound angry but PM was effective by engaging properly with questions

cynic - 11 Feb 2016 11:24 - 67728 of 81564

JUNIOR DOCTORS
this whole thing looks totally crazy to me ..... even the consultants are supporting these doctors
how can it be so goddamn difficult to sort out a contract that is a bit bitter for both parties?
sure the NHS is effectively unaffordable in its present guise, but to make medicine in uk such an unappetising prospect has to be without any logic that i can perceive

Fred1new - 11 Feb 2016 11:42 - 67729 of 81564

iturama - 11 Feb 2016 12:53 - 67730 of 81564

I dont know about the rights or wrongs of the junior doctors case but I do know the NHS is unsustainable as it is. Everyone expects more. More pay, more modern equipment, better working conditions, against a population that now appears to be rising exponentially. Something has to give.

jimmy b - 11 Feb 2016 13:09 - 67731 of 81564

Don't worry iturama we will be out of the EU soon ,then we won't be the International health service any more.

iturama - 11 Feb 2016 13:19 - 67732 of 81564

That is part of the problem. Most countries in the EU have a payer scheme. Pay or go elsewhere. Doctors surgerys are being bypassed, particularly by migrants, and they go direct to A&E. No need to be on doctors lists etc, apart from the inevitable wait for an appointment. Add to that the non EU lot that find it cheaper to buy a ticket and use the NHS instead of paying at home.
I still can't fathom out why it is so difficult to have national identity cards when much of europe has. Probably no political will.

cynic - 11 Feb 2016 13:29 - 67733 of 81564

all sorts of excuses as to why it would be difficult to collect cash at the door for those who don't qualify for free ....... can't see it myself as any private clinic does it

and yes, i do actually accept that real emergency care should be free to anyone

iturama - 11 Feb 2016 13:53 - 67734 of 81564

Emergency care is always given in most countries without asking. But not necessarily free. You get the bill after you have been treated. If your care plan covers it, the insurer pays. Otherwise it is your responsibility. In the case of the NHS, clearly legal residents will be be covered. The problem at the moment is identifying who is legal. The onus should be on the patient to show they are entitled.
It is not difficult to collect cash at the door. It just has to become standard procedure.

cynic - 11 Feb 2016 14:03 - 67735 of 81564

can't disagree with any of the above, though how you collect "after the event" is another matter ...... perhaps you re-break the leg!

iturama - 11 Feb 2016 14:24 - 67736 of 81564

That is one option, or water board.
The debt is like any other. Most people carry credit cards It appears on your credit report and can be collected in the same way in the case of default.
In the case of indigents the debt may need to be written off. That happens occasionally with conventional debt.
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