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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.

required field - 26 Oct 2016 11:24 - 74251 of 81564

Well ; it's Heathrow.....it's obvious the government want the new runway up and running quickly ; that's understandable !.....but I think Gatwick followed by the Estuary development much later would have been a better choice....building over the M25 at its widest point...(7 lanes each side including the hard shoulder plus oncoming traffic from approach roads...ouch )....how long is the tunnel going to be ?....perhaps three quarters of a mile minimum.....not going to be easy...and the cost will escalate.....that's just for starters.....anyway this should have been decided years ago...and perhaps a better alternative would have been heralded !....

ExecLine - 26 Oct 2016 11:34 - 74252 of 81564

There's many who would agree with you.

iturama - 26 Oct 2016 12:23 - 74253 of 81564

I never was for the estuary idea. Apart from the jobs lost for the tens of thousands around the Heathrow area, it would have been a major inconvenience for the majority of travellers in the south east that live west of Trafalgar Square. Traffic is a nightmare as it is.
I would have approved both Gatwick and Heathrow, provided no public money was involved in the detailed planning, permitting or construction.

cynic - 26 Oct 2016 12:29 - 74254 of 81564

as a nimby i'm not exactly thrilled with the heathrow project, but i think it's the correct choice

heathrow is far easier to access than gatwick, and other locations are even worse

almost as importantly, foreigners also perceive heathrow as the number one airport for london and uk

Laurenrose - 26 Oct 2016 16:48 - 74255 of 81564

well my lloys are ding very well bought at 49p now nigh on 56p will double my money over the next 12 months and buy another house

iturama - 26 Oct 2016 17:01 - 74256 of 81564

Heathrow's third runway could be built over the M25 because it will be 'cheaper and quicker', it was revealed today.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling backed a 'sensible' plan to have a sloping runway constructed on top of the existing road instead of tearing up the motorway and putting it in a tunnel.


cynic - 26 Oct 2016 17:13 - 74257 of 81564

certainly better than trying to put the runway in a tunnel

required field - 26 Oct 2016 19:30 - 74258 of 81564

The estuary development is very very longterm....it's a massive airport... incorporating a new thames barrier and a new thames motorway/railway crossing...why have three separate things when you can save billions with clever planning !...in the short term : Gatwick would have been ideal for the next decade or so......anyway...it's Heathrow...and I can't see it being stopped through the courts....delayed perhaps...but halted ?...never....and the craziest thing is it seems they haven't thought out how the M25 will covered over....the runway will have an aircraft-carrier style slope on it ?....really....beggars belief...it's sort of let's do it but how not sure ?....and you can double the original cost.....it's good for people that work at Heathrow....not so good if you are under the flightpath....but there you go...it's done and dusted....

required field - 26 Oct 2016 19:39 - 74259 of 81564

Don't the pictures from the jungle eviction remind you of Dunkerque at the beginning of the second world war !....

grannyboy - 26 Oct 2016 22:38 - 74260 of 81564

Well so long as they don't send any pleasure cruisers to ferry the inhabitants
back over the channel, there's enough coming through 'official' channels..

grannyboy - 27 Oct 2016 09:41 - 74261 of 81564

Good GDP figures just announced, but the pro-eu(soft Brexit)brigade, media are still looking for negatives...

Fred1new - 27 Oct 2016 09:47 - 74262 of 81564

Dream on!

cynic - 27 Oct 2016 09:57 - 74263 of 81564

what's good about the gdp figures?
haven't looked, but even if better than feared, even mr micawber would have found it difficult to be optimistic about them

grannyboy - 27 Oct 2016 11:19 - 74264 of 81564

cynic 74266

"what's good about the gdp figures?
havn't looked, but even if better than feared, even mr micawber would have
found it difficult to be optimistic about them"

Why if YOU havn't seen the figures, and yet find it in YOUR judgement to
opinion that it is difficult to be optimistic about them..

If the figures had been a disaster then YOU and YOUR ilk, and that includes the
pro-eu media and political pygmies would have made hay out of them..

As to the 'non-existent' waste of oxygen that little fred exudes in its post 74265
illustrates him to a tee...LMAO!

Haystack - 27 Oct 2016 12:46 - 74265 of 81564

Operation Elveden cost taxpayers £30m. It was set up to investigate inappropriate payments to police officers by journalists. The only journalist ever to be convicted was just cleared on appeal in 30secs.

cynic - 27 Oct 2016 13:34 - 74266 of 81564

GB - i knew there was growth but didn't know how much or how much had been feared

and if you think it's all going to be jolly sailing from hereon, and that is even omitting the negotiations still to come, then you're a far bigger fool that i think you are

i am sure there will be some very rough (market) times ahead, and no doubt bits of good news too
indeed, nissan's decision re sunderland is more than comforting for pretty obvious and widespread reasons

btw, you have conveniently forgotten that i voted "out" albeit with considerable misgivings .... but don't let the facts get in the way of your story

iturama - 27 Oct 2016 14:03 - 74267 of 81564

It would have been better if they had convicted him instead of just convincing him Hays..

grannyboy - 27 Oct 2016 15:03 - 74268 of 81564

cynic 74269

"GB - i knew there was growth but didn't know how much or how much had been feared"


Then YOU should've done some research before posting those comment's
you did in 74266, and then come back and try to cover your stupidity by
accusing me of not being aware that there will be rough times ahead as you
did in your post 74269.

And no i hadn't forgot that 'you' said you had voted out, but had really a
'sit on the fence' attitude.

cynic - 27 Oct 2016 15:51 - 74269 of 81564

you must have got a hornet stuck up your arse - and i hope it hurts badly

with regard to brexit, my decision took much long and careful thought, though in your case, clearly not

grannyboy - 27 Oct 2016 16:05 - 74270 of 81564

Haha...Where did you get the hornet from...Why not a bee in my bonnet?
and why stuck up my posterior...


You sound a slight miffed....Could it be because i'm more decisive and had
made a clear and well thought out decision to LEAVE over many years, and
didn't have to wait until the last minute to decide that the UK didn't need to
be in the corrupt, unaccountable, unelected EU to trade freely with the world..
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