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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.

cynic - 19 Jun 2018 20:59 - 80974 of 81564

there's so much wrong in that list, it's just ridiculous

required field - 20 Jun 2018 12:35 - 80975 of 81564

The best cockney talker was I think Kenneth Williams....used to go from posh to cockney and back again.....insanely funny....

Fred1new - 25 Jun 2018 18:09 - 80976 of 81564

Boris lying in front of a bulldozer?

No chance.

He is unprincipled and would lie in front of anything.

But an admirable foreign secretary representing his party.

Fred1new - 25 Jun 2018 18:09 - 80977 of 81564

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Clocktower - 26 Jun 2018 13:33 - 80978 of 81564

Fred: Unlike your pal Jeremy Corbin that would lie in front of anything as he clearly would not sprout such trash to get a few votes if he had any respect for himself and his cowardly comrades that are in fear of his bully boy tatics.

cynic - 26 Jun 2018 15:42 - 80979 of 81564

CT and i often disagree, but certainly it's hard to determine whether or not JC (as supposed voice of the labour party) supports LHR 3rd runway or even more importantly, brexit

of course mccluskey, the paymaster, strongly supports both 3rd runway and staying in europe ....... but JC remains decidedly undecided on both issues while skulking in the shadows

at least the tories are openly split about brexit ....... but then so is the country at large
that said, the referendum unquestionably came down in favour of leaving eu
whether or not that was a wise decision, will only be known 20+ years hence

of course, had JC come out loud and clear in favour of IN, as were the wishes of the labour party in general, then the referendum result may well have been different
as it was, JC just bleated lamely somewhere in the background,

Fred1new - 26 Jun 2018 16:05 - 80980 of 81564

What do you understand by T May's Brexit.

Seems a bit like going into a Chinese restaurant with the menu in Chinese characters and saying that you will have No 9.

No wonder there is confusion.


Please explain the differing goals to me as set out by the present cabal leading "negotiations".
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As far as Heathrow is concerned, will London need an enlarged airport if Brexit goes through?


cynic - 26 Jun 2018 16:18 - 80981 of 81564

in answer to your last bit, apparently very much so, as London is and will remain an international hub

the likes of Schiphol and CDG absolutely could not cope with the volume

Fred1new - 26 Jun 2018 16:23 - 80982 of 81564

No.

London will go down the Thames if Brexit occurs.

cynic - 26 Jun 2018 16:25 - 80983 of 81564

ah so you're an air traffic expert too
is there no limit to your knowledge?

Clocktower - 26 Jun 2018 16:50 - 80984 of 81564

Fred, London is not England and if it goes down the river to Boris`s prefered option then a result for the British Bulls. All this nonsense about Brexit, if the British just got on with it, and pulled out - the country would rise to the challenge , take it on the chin and move forward in the same way as the market did within days of the vote two years ago.

Since the vote the market has hit record levels, the same would happen if Britian got out without a deal and May went to the Country - she would drive Labour to get a new leader.

Fred1new - 26 Jun 2018 16:57 - 80985 of 81564


Manuel.

As you are obviously a genius, what do you understand the goals of T. May and cohorts are in their Brexit negotiations are?

Or are they hoping for a vote of No Confidence before they have to sign a piece of white paper?

It is pretty obvious the con party and the country as a whole doesn't trust the present incompetent government to make any deal which is sensible.
-=-=-=-=-=

The tory party is a laughing stock in Europe.





Fred1new - 26 Jun 2018 16:57 - 80986 of 81564


Manuel.

As you are obviously a genius, what do you understand the goals of T. May and cohorts are in their Brexit negotiations are?

Or are they hoping for a vote of No Confidence before they have to sign a piece of white paper?

It is pretty obvious the con party and the country as a whole doesn't trust the present incompetent government to make any deal which is sensible.
-=-=-=-=-=

The tory party is a laughing stock in Europe.





Fred1new - 26 Jun 2018 16:57 - 80987 of 81564


Manuel.

As you are obviously a genius, what do you understand the goals of T. May and cohorts are in their Brexit negotiations are?

Or are they hoping for a vote of No Confidence before they have to sign a piece of white paper?

It is pretty obvious the con party and the country as a whole doesn't trust the present incompetent government to make any deal which is sensible.
-=-=-=-=-=

The tory party is a laughing stock in Europe.





Cerise Noire Girl - 26 Jun 2018 17:15 - 80988 of 81564

I'm not aware of anyone in Europe laughing at Brexit or the Conservative party, Fred. That said, the current Tory government is a total embarrassment, and the cracks have only deepened since Cameron was stupid enough to trust the people to make the decision he wanted.

The differences are merely cultural, and the EU negotiating tactics are therefore different as a result, but the EU simply want what's best for them, and vice-versa with the UK. I'm sure a deal will be done at the 11th hour.

cynic - 26 Jun 2018 17:24 - 80989 of 81564

i note the quick swerve away from LHR runway ....

i have no idea what is happening with brexit negotiations and confess i really can't be bothered to follow them at all
eventually there'll be some fudge - or not - and i for one will just get on with life
others can whine and whinge and snipe both in the interim and after the event

cynic - 26 Jun 2018 17:25 - 80990 of 81564

I'm sure a deal will be done at the 11th hour
fully concur, as happened with greece and italy and a few others too

Fred1new - 26 Jun 2018 17:32 - 80991 of 81564

The deal will be a status quo without the UK having a place at the table and having to accept the rules and regulations as set in Brussels and at a higher price than we are paying now.

The EU countries will want compensation for the disruption which Cameron and cronies have created.

I would like to know the cost of the upheaval is and bill Cameron and Osborne for them.

Mind I suppose the Chancellor's raising "personal" taxes will pay the bills.

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You remind me of sitting on a rock in the middle of the river Dordogne some years back and allowing the water to flow over me.

Temperature 39deg Centigrade.

I miss France.

Enjoy it.

cynic - 26 Jun 2018 17:37 - 80992 of 81564

so says the oracle of delphi

i'm sure you know what shadow pm JC would have done and how he would have tackled everything - or would he have just ignored the referendum result?
we'll never know, but of course i am sure you do

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shame you didn't drown

Cerise Noire Girl - 26 Jun 2018 17:38 - 80993 of 81564

I do, Fred, but you should know that nowadays they have things called brumisateurs which spray a mist of cold water over you when the temperature hits 39.

:o)

https://www.castorama.fr/ventilateur-brumisateur-exterieur-blyss-o50-cm-180w/3663602900238_CAFR.prd

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