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.
goldfinger
- 12 Mar 2014 10:08
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Chris who gives a F what you think now FO you washed up has been. We know your Robbie Burns bitch. Cant think for yourself.
Bet you darent go on cockney rebels thread on advfn and repeat what youve just said here about Bob Crow his brother. The thread not cockney would lynch you.
Haystack
- 12 Mar 2014 10:14
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Miliband has changed his no referendum stance to a definite possibly maybe if there is a lunar eclipse and Z in the month.
He has had a road to Damascus revelation that the issue is an important one for the public. He has come up with one of his usual half-policies to demonstrate his lack of leadership.
goldfinger
- 12 Mar 2014 10:18
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Whos the tory FRAUD BOY today then Hays????????????????????????????????
Ohhhhhhh well weve had hammond, no doubt before market closes we'l have another candidate.
Dont worry Hays when weve won the electon we wont forget you .........Rachel Reeves was telling me last saturday all Council tax bands A and B will be raised by at least 25%.
Youl look forward to that Old bean.
MaxK
- 12 Mar 2014 10:18
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The lesser spotted Millibandus chucks the next election out the window....
No EU referendum under Labour:
Ed Miliband to reveal that vote on membership is ‘unlikely’ in next Parliament if party wins power

In a landmark speech, Mr Miliband will declare that a Labour government’s top priorities would include the cost-of-living crisis and the NHS
Andrew Grice Author Biography
Wednesday 12 March 2014
Labour has decided not to match David Cameron’s pledge to hold a referendum on Europe in the next Parliament, Ed Miliband will announce.
The Labour leader, who has rejected pressure from his own party to promise the public a vote on Britain’s EU membership, will say that a referendum is “unlikely” to be needed in the 2015-20 administration.
In a landmark speech in London, he will declare that a Labour government’s top priorities would include the cost-of-living crisis and the NHS. He will draw a contrast with a Conservative government that, he will claim, would be distracted by a renegotiation of the UK’s EU membership terms that could take several years. However, Mr Miliband will strengthen Labour’s commitment to an eventual referendum by promising a straight in/out vote if there were a “significant transfer of powers” from the UK to the EU.
more:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/no-referendum-on-the-eu-under-labour-ed-miliband-to-reveal-that-vote-on-membership-is-unlikely-in-next-parliament-if-party-wins-power-9185146.html
Haystack
- 12 Mar 2014 10:23
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Talking about sleaze
Nick Sinclaire, the independent MEP who left UKIP after falling out with the party, has just asked in the European Parliament:
“With unemployment still a problem across Europe and and indeed across the UK, does Mr Farage thinks it is a fair use of taxpayers’ money, namely his secretarial allowance, not only to employ his wife Kirsten but his former mistress Annabelle Fuller?”
“I don’t want to answer that at all,” he replies…
required field
- 12 Mar 2014 10:24
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Terribly sorry old beans(posh accent) to interrupt the political debate going on here...but as this is a finance website(almost forgot reading this jargon here) I thought I might attract your undivided attention to little Faroe Petroleum (FPM)....could be a winner....alright you can carry on now....don't say I didn't tell you....
required field
- 12 Mar 2014 10:35
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I'm wondering if this Malaysian aircraft was not not hit by a satellite debris or a meteorite of some kind.....or if it was a bombing : a swallowed bomb or bombs by passengers perhaps...crazy..but perhaps....positioning themselves next to the exit doors...losing compression at high altitude...and resulting in a terrible dive in one piece hitting the ocean at an acute angle sinking immediately...
MaxK
- 12 Mar 2014 10:39
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Thanks for the tip rf.
But politics affects the quid in your bin far more than any investment.
The bastards are not using their money, they're using yours!
And getting paid for it (plus expenses) (lots)
required field
- 12 Mar 2014 10:41
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My pleasure MaxK...looks a good'un......
Chris Carson
- 12 Mar 2014 11:15
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GF - Grow up for FS Cockney Rebel thread ADVFN don't make me laugh! You deserve each other.
ExecLine
- 12 Mar 2014 11:37
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And now for some discussion on the new Alzheimer's blood test recently disclosed in the press....
According to US researchers this blood test can accurately predict the onset of Alzheimer's disease. They showed that testing levels of 10 fats in the blood could predict, with 90% accuracy, the risk of the disease coming on within the next three years.
It is not clear exactly what is causing the change in fats in the blood but it could be a residue of the early changes in the brain which begin to occur when dementia changes kick off.
I got to thinking how it might affect you if you went for the test and the results proved positive. In other words, within 3 years dementia is going to take hold of your brain and your ability to even 'retain full control of just being yourself' is going to diminish.
And how might it affect your relationship with your partner if he/she know the result of the test too?
I've always wanted to know results about medical tests which can tell you important stuff about yourself and have gone for quite a few of them. eg. full body scans and the like.
I must admit to feeling a tadge scared to take this one. I feel absolutely mentally fine now so should I just 'skip it' if the opportunity actually comes along and I get asked if I would like to take it by my doctor? Or would I take from his suggestion, that he is 'making an inference' from what or how I say something during the consultation with him?
Hmmm?
Would you like to know, that in 3 years time you are going to start going demented?
goldfinger
- 12 Mar 2014 11:44
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Chris ........kiss kiss kiss kiss
Some say you have got a gay thing for fred. Is this true?. You keep trying to get his attention every couple of days or so.
Fred watch out corks to the ready. Chris Carson is about.(aka the Aberdeen ass licker)
doodlebug4
- 12 Mar 2014 11:56
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ExecLine - I think I would prefer not to know, it's a different scenario from something like bowel cancer which can be cured if detected quickly enough.
MaxK
- 12 Mar 2014 12:04
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On other hand.
If you know you're going to forget who you are, you might as well go on the piss and spend all the inheritance money chasing wimmin and enjoying yourself.
Whats to lose?
Haystack
- 12 Mar 2014 12:08
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Execline
I have just been through about five years of Alzheimer's with my father in law who died just a year ago. It is all very well having the test done, but the treatments are pretty primitive. The current drugs only work for about a year in terms of slowing things up. I can see that the prospect of early tests is a good thing when the treatment improves, but that is a long way off. There has to be a constant push for earlier diagnosis as it will be important when there is a good treatment path.
It does depend on what type of Alzheimer's is involved. Some types hardly respond to drugs. Once the drugs stop working for a person the recourse is to more of a tranquilizer type of treatment. It also takes people very differently. A family friend's mother developed the disease and became violent and although living with her son and daughter, kept announcing that her children were coming to get her. She was very strong and threw both her children down stairs even though they were middle aged. She tried to stab her daughter and used to run away.
My father in law was better and was not physically violent. His personality did change and he became outspoken from being very quiet. A lot of it was quite humorous. He saw a woman in a burka in the street and shouted loudly, "look at the state of that". He told a very fat woman that she needed two chairs to sit on. He found a new friend in the mirror and used to have long conversations with Jock.
Fred1new
- 12 Mar 2014 12:14
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GF,
Who is Christine?
Do I know her.
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Hazy One,
Cameron's futile wish to have an in out referendum after in 2017 is not even a pipe dream. (Although, Dave seems as if he is often on wacky baccy.)
He won’t be in “charge” of his split party and certainly won’t be PM in 2017.
The EU, at that time with a recovered economy will be driving for greater integration on financial, economic, tax and foreign policies in an attempt to prevent the re-occurrences the present economic problems. (Financial services and taxation is what frightens some of the city and motivates the “kippers” philosophy.)
But also, his proposals are as barmy as starting a game of chess and at the opponent’s first move proposing, or boasting how he will play the end game without first addressing the opening and middle game.
Miliband, is sensible to keep his powder dry and at least not rushing to print cockeyed policies.
The U-turn party is fragmenting and in terminal decline.
The UK election may mark the return to more moderate pro-European central positioned government of Labour or Labour/Lib.Dem grouping.
Fred1new
- 12 Mar 2014 12:17
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Haze,
I think it time for you to book that check up.
I would be happy to suggest suitable medication!
8~)
goldfinger
- 12 Mar 2014 12:31
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Christine!!!!!!!!Fred...........ohhhhh you mean Chris the Aberdeen ass licker.
Gets closer and closer to Hays and manuel everytime he posts here.
Corks to the ready boys.
Haystack
- 12 Mar 2014 12:34
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PMQs excellent today. Clegg gave Labour, in the form of Harriet Harman, a good kicking today. Labour well out of its depth.
goldfinger
- 12 Mar 2014 12:44
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LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL
if that the case god help him when Nigel gets hold of him.