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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.

ExecLine - 16 Jun 2018 12:47 - 80961 of 81564

Only on a Thursday night, ma cherie.

(ie. After we've watched 'Billions' and which unfortunately, has just finished its third season)

https://variety.com/2018/tv/news/billions-renewed-season-4-showtime-1202788531/

iturama - 16 Jun 2018 14:03 - 80962 of 81564

I warrant those lips kissed many a frog before you found your prince.

Clocktower - 18 Jun 2018 16:35 - 80963 of 81564

Those lips being French (by the looks and colour of them) would more likely have eaten a good number of frogs legs and I dare say would have had almost as much pleasure as any other French Kisser would have given.

Fred1new - 18 Jun 2018 17:03 - 80964 of 81564

Hils,

Those lips were very provocative.

Were they taken from a selfie by yourself during a gothic period?

Cerise Noire Girl - 18 Jun 2018 17:21 - 80965 of 81564

Indeed, Fred, but you should know that I just Googled 'rouge à lèvres cerise noire', and linked to one of the images.

:o)

required field - 19 Jun 2018 09:28 - 80966 of 81564

A case of "je t'aime moi non plus" it seems.....

ExecLine - 19 Jun 2018 11:34 - 80967 of 81564

Great news!

The types of products with microbeads you will no longer be able to buy from today

A ban on the sale of products including face scrubs and toothpastes that contain plastic “microbeads” comes into force today.

The ban on the sale of rinse-off cosmetics and personal care products which contain the tiny pieces of plastic comes as part of efforts to prevent them being washed down the drain and ending up in rivers and the seas.

Products affected by the ban range from face scrubs and soaps to shower gels and toothpaste. ‘This is by no means the end in our fight’

The Government said a single shower can send 100,000 microbeads down drains to the sea where they can be eaten and absorbed by marine life, and the ban will prevent billions of the plastic pieces ending up in the oceans each year.

Environment Secretary Michael Gove said: “Microbeads might be tiny, but they are lethal to sea creatures and entirely unnecessary. “We have led the way in banning these toxic pieces of plastic, but this is by no means the end in our fight. “We will now press ahead with our proposals for a deposit return scheme and ban other damaging plastic such as straws.”

The manufacture of products containing microbeads was banned in January. The ban on sales comes into force in England and Scotland today, while Wales and Northern Ireland are on track to introduce it by the autumn.

These are some of the products that contain microbeads:

Abrasive cleaning products
Many household cleaning products can contain microbeads to add coarseness to strong chemical sprays.

Anti-ageing cream
To make creams smooth in texture, smaller microbeads are used. Sphericity and particle size uniformity create a silky consistency and increases spreadability.

Exfoliating cream
Larger microbeads have been touted by cosmetics companies as exfoliators. They have been used to scrub the body clean and remove dead skin cells to produce a “feel good factor” after use.

Facial cleanser
Similar to soaps, facial scrubs and creams are another big culprit of microbead use. Whether they are used to lubricate the product or to add extra exfoliating power, a tube of facial cleanser can contain as many as 330,000 microbeads.

Hand soap
Microbeads are used in soapy cleansing products to add texture and make the products more efficient. Over-the-counter drugs As well as their exfoliating qualities, microbeads can also be used to lubricate over-the-counter drugs, making them easy to swallow.

Peeling products Microbeads can be used in chemical peels to aid spreadability and ensure that users can cover all areas of the skin without breaks.

Shower gel Depending on their size and uniformity, microbeads can be used to add coarseness to a product, make it silky smooth, or make it easily spreadable. A typical exfoliating shower gel may have as much plastic in it in microbead form as its plastic container.

Sunscreen
Rounder uniform microbeads are used in sunscreen to make it easier to spread across the skin, ensuring the user doesn’t miss any spots.

Toothpaste Microbeads can be used to smoothen toothpaste or to give extra scrubbing power. They can also be used in different colours to brighten up toothpastes, making them more visually appealing.

Fred1new - 19 Jun 2018 11:55 - 80968 of 81564

Exec,

You may be in trouble without your antiageing and exfoliating creams and facial cleanser.


The girls will stop whistling at you.

ExecLine - 19 Jun 2018 17:34 - 80969 of 81564

Nice to see they're not messing about with bum cream, eh?

Cerise Noire Girl - 19 Jun 2018 17:36 - 80970 of 81564

You use that for the Chalfonts, Doc?

:o)

ExecLine - 19 Jun 2018 18:03 - 80971 of 81564

Not sure yet, Hils. I'll ask me cows and kisses to have a butchers.



Top 100 Cockney Rhyming Slang Words and Phrases:

Adam and Eve – believe
Alan Whickers – knickers
apples and pears – stairs
Artful Dodger – lodger
Ascot Races – braces
Aunt Joanna – piano
Baked Bean – Queen
Baker’s Dozen – Cousin
Ball and Chalk – Walk
Barnaby Rudge – Judge
Barnet Fair – hair
Barney Rubble – trouble
Battlecruiser – boozer
bees and honey – money
bird lime – time (in prison)
Boat Race – face
Bob Hope – soap
bottle and glass – arse
Brahms and Liszt – pissed (drunk)
Brass Tacks – facts
Bread and Cheese – sneeze
Bread and Honey – money
Bricks and Mortar – daughter
Bristol City – breasts
Brown Bread – dead
Bubble and Squeak – Greek
Bubble Bath – Laugh
butcher’s hook – a look
Chalfont St. Giles – piles
Chalk Farm – arm
china plate – mate (friend)
Cock and Hen – ten
Cows and Kisses – Missus (wife)
currant bun – son (also The Sun, a British newspaper)
custard and jelly – telly (television)
Daisy Roots – boots
Darby and Joan – moan
Dicky bird – word
Dicky Dirt – shirt
Dinky Doos – shoes
dog and bone – phone
dog’s meat – feet [from early 20th c.]
Duck and Dive – skive
Duke of Kent – rent
dustbin lid – kid
Elephant’s Trunk – drunk
Fireman’s Hose – nose
Flowery Dell – cell
Frog and Toad – road
Gypsy’s kiss – piss
half-inch – pinch (to steal)
Hampton Wick – prick
Hank Marvin – starving
irish pig – wig
Isle of Wight – tights
jam-jar – car
Jayme Gibbs
Jimmy Riddle – piddle
joanna – piano (pronounced ‘pianna’ in Cockney)
Khyber Pass – arse
Kick and Prance – dance
Lady Godiva – fiver
Laugh n a joke – smoke
Lionel Blairs – flares
Loaf of Bread – head
loop the loop – soup
Mickey Bliss – piss
Mince Pies – eyes
Mork and Mindy – windy’
north and south – mouth
Orchestra stalls – balls
Pat and Mick – sick
Peckham Rye – tie
plates of meat – feet
Pony and Trap – crap
raspberry ripple – nipple
raspberry tart – fart
Roast Pork – fork
Rosy Lee – tea (drink)
Round the Houses – trousers
Rub-a-Dub – pub
Ruby Murray – curry
Sausage Roll – goal
septic tank – Yank
sherbert (short for sherbert dab) – cab (taxi)
Skin and Blister – sister
Sky Rocket – pocket
Sweeney Todd – flying squad
syrup of figs – wig (sic)
tables and chairs – stairs
tea leaf – thief
Todd Sloane – alone
Tom and Dick – sick
tom tit – shit
tomfoolery – jewellery
Tommy Trinder – window
trouble and strife – wife
two and eight – state (of upset)
Vera Lynn – gin
whistle and flute – suit (of clothes)

cynic - 19 Jun 2018 18:53 - 80972 of 81564

bristol city is usually shortened to bristols
on your own is on your tod(d)
a curry is just a ruby ...... and so on and so on

and cough, excuse me ....
currant bun is SON not sun

the above must be a list for the americans so they can play at being cockneys

ExecLine - 19 Jun 2018 20:21 - 80973 of 81564

Thanks, me old china. Have duly edited currant bun.

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".
-=-=

As far as Heathrow is concerned, will London need an enlarged airport if Brexit goes through?


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