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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 - 12 May 2017 10:44 - 76803 of 81564

"nevertheless, i certainly agree that the employees should get a decent crack, though of course they take no risks and do not suffer the stress of running a business"

The employees have the risk of short-term contracts, whether the company will fold, will they have a job in 3-6-12th months.

Will they have to get on their bikes and unable to afford their "mortgages" etc. The employees have the stress of trying to do a reasonable job of their work and getting to and from work.

The problem for a lot of the younger workforce is that they can't plan or have "control" of their futures.

Etc.

The above applies to many not all.

It is nice being miserable in comfort.

cynic - 12 May 2017 10:51 - 76804 of 81564

i somehow don't think you ever ran your own business

i'm sorry to say that a lot of young brits have champagne aspirations but little or no drive to achieve it
that is why groups like the poles and asians do disproportionately well ...... they get stuck in and will often do 2 or even 3 jobs while they get established

Fred1new - 12 May 2017 12:20 - 76805 of 81564

Both statements of yours appear wrong.

Champagne young are often from champagne tories and "silver spoon" advantages.

MaxK - 12 May 2017 12:50 - 76806 of 81564

Good ol Polly...




Never mind who leaked it, this Labour manifesto is a cornucopia of delights


Polly Toynbee


https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/may/11/leaked-labour-manifesto-cornucopia-delights-tories-jeremy-corbyn-theresa-may

Fred1new - 12 May 2017 13:21 - 76807 of 81564

Cornucopia "an abundant supply of good things of a specified kind".

8-)

Haystack - 12 May 2017 13:45 - 76808 of 81564

Eurovision is nothing to do with EU. Even Israel is in Eurovision, although not clear why.

ExecLine - 12 May 2017 13:57 - 76809 of 81564

It's not 'rascist' either - as in:

Norway: Nil points

And if we do pretty crappily again this year it's for two reason:

1. The contest to find the song to represent the UK's offering was run by the BBC and not by Simon Cowell or Andrew Lloyd Webber.

2. Can't remember what this second reason is. Bu**er!

MaxK - 12 May 2017 15:17 - 76810 of 81564

One for you to avoid Fred.




Update On Brexit: EU Finances Are Getting Desperate



https://uk.investing.com/analysis/update-on-brexit-200188644

Laurenrose - 12 May 2017 15:27 - 76811 of 81564

cynic they do it by living around 20 to a home and pay only one council tax and save their cash but use all the services . that is how they live I could not live like that I would sooner be dead

around the town were I live the council are called out many times over this issue
they live on the paths because they can not all get in the house ,

in parts of London it even worse they live in sheds and old caravans with no wheels just the rotten shell .

do you think this is good for the country
one council tax and their are thousands of homes like this that is why the poll tax must come back

Laurenrose - 12 May 2017 15:29 - 76812 of 81564

did any one watch the debate with the eu bloke last night . if their is a hard bexit Ireland will be in big trouble with their goods . Italy even worse and the French will just riot

Laurenrose - 12 May 2017 15:30 - 76813 of 81564

may should walk away and pay nothing let the eu come to use we do not need them

cynic - 12 May 2017 16:02 - 76814 of 81564

and many of them just work bloody hard and legitimately, ignoring the gibes and snipes from whingeing bigots and racists

Laurenrose - 12 May 2017 16:29 - 76815 of 81564

cynic that is not what asked of you it is not an abusive post I expected
how can councils protect services if so many do not pay into the system
and that is what is happening

cynic - 12 May 2017 16:42 - 76816 of 81564

it wasn't abusive and if it you feel it was aimed at you, then if the cap fits wear it

if you have knowledge of all these immigtants and illegals and where they live etc etc, then why don't you report straight to HMRC and DHSS?

ExecLine - 12 May 2017 19:11 - 76817 of 81564

NHS services hit by cyber-attack

As you've probably heard, a major incident is declared at hospitals after NHS services in England and Scotland hit, amid reports of organisations worldwide being hit by IT attacks.

How the cyber-attack is disrupting and affecting the NHS

Summary

NHS declare major incident after cyber attack on a number of hospital and GP surgeries across England

Ransomware software that locks computers, demanding payment, is being seen on screens



Similar infections are reported by Spanish utility firms, and in the US, China, Russia, Italy, Vietnam and Taiwan

Up to 25 NHS organisations In England are said to have been affected, as well as four GP surgeries in Scotland

GPs reported to be using pen and paper in some areas

Some hospitals are diverting patients

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is being briefed by the National Cyber Security Centre
Downing Street spokesman says the PM is being kept informed of the situation

.....

I'm not surprised about this really. Last month, when I went to my GP to give a blood sample, I found out they are still using Windows XP.

IMHO, all of this could have been totally avoided with much better IT practices. Currently, they do seem to be utterly non-existent!

Lastly, I am certain sure, that staff everywhere will put all their efforts into working around all of their problems. When it comes to the crunch, our NHS staff are utterly fantastic.

MaxK - 12 May 2017 20:27 - 76818 of 81564

re this cyber lark

Are they attacking everyone or just orgs that can pay?


Also, bitcoin seems to be the "money" of choice for crooks, could this be the end of it?

Dil - 13 May 2017 09:28 - 76819 of 81564

Good article you found there on investing.com Maxk.

I've said all along the ball is in the EU court and if they want to play fair then a deal will be done but if not then they've got a lot more to lose than us.

It's a big enough basket case now and will get worse when we leave unless there are some fundamental reforms.

ExecLine - 13 May 2017 10:10 - 76820 of 81564

World map of 'Wannacry' ransom cyber attacks:

aldwickkk - 13 May 2017 10:20 - 76821 of 81564

ExecLine

What company's will benefit from this , what stocks to buy ?

Do you think they will every find the hackers ? Not North Korea i hope.

ExecLine - 13 May 2017 18:48 - 76822 of 81564

Alders

I don't tip stocks before I've bought them myself. ;-)

DYOR. :-)
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