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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.

skinny - 30 Sep 2011 09:27 - 12468 of 81564

Utilities Giving Away Power as Wind, Sun Flood Grid

The 15 mile-per-hour winds that buffeted northern Germany on July 24 caused the nations 21,600 windmills to generate so much power that utilities such as EON AG and RWE AG (RWE) had to pay consumers to take it off the grid.
Rather than an anomaly, the event marked the 31st hour this year when power companies lost money on their electricity in the intraday market because of a torrent of supply from wind and solar parks. The phenomenon was unheard of five years ago.

Fred1new - 30 Sep 2011 20:45 - 12469 of 81564

It is marvellous to see Eric the Bin Man on telly again.

At first, I thought it was Benny Hill and the Fastest Milkman in the West.

Sounds like him.

But he certainly has lost his speed.

Mind he as a pickle he fits nicely on two seats in the cabinet.

Perhaps, he could collect the rubbish.

aldwickk - 01 Oct 2011 09:22 - 12470 of 81564

Very funny Fred you should be on the stage , sorry typing error that should have read under the stage.

aldwickk - 01 Oct 2011 12:49 - 12472 of 81564

ExecLine

How long did you have to search to find that , are you happy with your purchase ?

ExecLine - 01 Oct 2011 16:43 - 12473 of 81564

Ald wick

I didn't have to search for it. Someone, who was amused by it themselves, merely wanted to share it with others to include myself and drew my attention to it. So I just clicked on the link.

And then I wondered how I could do the same on here on MAM, to amuse even more.

Since it is about 'pricks', so that others could have a laugh or a smile, I thought of introducing the link to it on here via a reference to you.

But you, as well as being a prize prick and an illiterate arse-hole, are also a miserable twat too. That's why I guess you couldn't see any humour in it.

You are one hell of a sad bastard too.

Stan - 01 Oct 2011 18:16 - 12474 of 81564

Aids is slowly becoming MAM's resident manic depressive Exec .. just have pity on him -):

aldwickk - 01 Oct 2011 19:29 - 12475 of 81564

Calm down my dear , its only a message board .

ExecLine - 02 Oct 2011 17:19 - 12476 of 81564

Absolutely brilliant dancer:

(Use 'full screen' and 'highest resolution' you can handle)



dreamcatcher - 02 Oct 2011 18:23 - 12477 of 81564

Brilliant.

ExecLine - 02 Oct 2011 18:46 - 12478 of 81564

And if you liked that, check out David Elsewhere, who comes into the following clip at about the 50secs mark. The clip appears to be a bit of a demo stage display and there are three dancers altogether

ExecLine - 02 Oct 2011 18:47 - 12479 of 81564

That was in 2003. He might be married with 4 kids now and teaching them to dance.

dreamcatcher - 02 Oct 2011 18:54 - 12480 of 81564

Not as good as me.lol Are they real?

aldwickk - 03 Oct 2011 08:47 - 12481 of 81564

Greek cabinet approves budget cuts - Package includes dismissing thousands of public sector workers

That won't help much , thousands of public sector worker's getting early retirement and others living off genius state benefit's. That's one of the reasons why they got into the mess in the first place, that and fiddling the book's to get handout's from the EU.

Fred1new - 03 Oct 2011 10:33 - 12482 of 81564

The fiddlings seem similar to those of MPs in the UK government.

Some of whom put down their bows and are now in the cabinet.
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Fascinating, to see the rabbits that Osborne and Cameron are pulling out of the bag.


The party of con fidence tricksters.
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Fred1new - 03 Oct 2011 10:41 - 12483 of 81564

Once again, I see the market is reassured by this Osborne and Cameron's policies and the UK being outsiders of the EU.

I thought UK's economic problems were due to government mismanagement and nothing to so the Worlds economy.

This government has been in power approximately 18mths and its economy has been nosediving.

Notice that for 6 months Dave and Porky were blaming GB for incompetence, but now is blaming EU, America and the rest of the world.


Its not me Mummy its everybody else's fault.

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What a ???????

Fred1new - 03 Oct 2011 18:27 - 12484 of 81564

Well done Georgie boy.

The market rose on his his latest policies.

Of course the details haven't be worked out yet.

Perhaps they were written the appropriate place on the appropriate paper.


Would suggest he goes back to California for another holiday or to the EU with his bright ideas or cap in hand.

Perhaps, he could ask his PR friend for help!

Haystack - 03 Oct 2011 19:14 - 12485 of 81564

Nice policies.

If we want to discuss political parties that have policies that aren't worked out then we need look no further than the Trade Union Party (Iforget what is its other name).

Fred1new - 04 Oct 2011 09:02 - 12486 of 81564

Hays,

I think it usual for a party to represent the group which was responsible for its birth.

But the cons from look more and more like the mouthpieces of the city gathering together iin a speak easy.

Mind the city is financing the party and hope for pay backs for personal export.

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What I think is incredible for the con party of europhobes, led by a Schizophrenic leadership. who wish to exit from their Euro commitments as soon as possible, think that a toy boy can have any weight in the economic decisions made in the EU.

Also, the phobes don't realise that the 40-50% of UK trade is with Europe which is less of importance to the EU as it is to the UK.

I hope that Georgie boy doesn't have to ask for a bailout in the near future.

Mind with the rate of GDP growth which the UK is sustaining at the moment, that could be at the end of November.







Haystack - 04 Oct 2011 11:21 - 12487 of 81564

The UK is doing pretty well. Wthout all the cuts we would be another Greece, spain, Portugal, Italy or Ireland. Our credit rating would plummet and we would be paying higher interest on our debts. It is a shame you don't like the present government, but you are stuck with it. By the next election the economy will be better and Labour will get nowhere.
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