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.

EDF Energy to cut gas price by 5%

One of the UK's largest energy suppliers, EDF Energy, has said it is to cut its gas bills by 5% from 7 February.

I wonder what Sir Tim Berners-Lee makes of it all. Web domains to get major overhaul with custom names

"Registering a new custom top-level domain will cost approximately $185,000 (£120,000)"

The end of an era - Little Chef to close 67 outlets costing around 500 jobs

capita who run the tv license are to close bristol office and move our bank details to india i will cancel my direct debit . it will be in my view open to fraud of my account
the banks lose millions ever year .well they are not having my familys details

Do you know how many Indian's work at their bristol office ? If you paid at your local Post office am sure Mr Patel would welcome your business

I would chuck all those B. foreigners out of my country.



























I mean the English.

8-=)

the gov to do a u turn and give billions to imf

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/01/11/uk-britain-economy-trade-idUKTRE80A0JF20120111?feedType=nl&feedName=uktopnewsearly



Goods trade deficit widened more than expected in November, unwinding the previous month's record narrowing as exports fell and imports of o widened more than expected in November, unwinding the previous month's record narrowing as exports fell and imports of oil and chemicals rose to record highs, official data showed on Wednesday.

The Office for National Statistics said that Britain's goods trade deficit widened to 8.644 billion pounds in November from 7.868 billion pounds in October, above forecasts for a deficit of 8.3 billion pounds.

The ONS said the widening was driven by lower exports to non-EU countries, and record imports of chemicals.

The goods trade gap with non-EU countries widened to 5.021 billion pounds in November from 4.556 billion pounds in October, broadly in line with forecasts.




No comment!

I repeat for Tanks:

"why is it sad when some one like . steals and gets caught it sad for him
when a old lady who has nothing she is a thief .
the only thing he was sorry for was being caught"

Can you put that another way?

"looking to buy a couple of houses in ireland new build .
well forget it they have been built by immigrants and
are rubbish no wonder no one wants to live in them
better off in a caravan"

But what if they build the caravans as well?

Caravans are not made in Ireland.

For Tanker.

Just looked at my SIPP valuation and its just over £3million - unfortunately my BP are being valued at £9,000 a share - I don't want to press F5!

T.I.M. see you were busy in the last at Doncaster today

5th. This Is Me. 10/3 N Fehily


held up towards rear, pushed along over 3f out, never dangerous

2517

New developments at Kodak - time to reduce your exposure and take a look at the bigger picture!

"Caravans are not made in Ireland." I didn't say they did I said "if".. anyway I wasn't talking to

"Caravans are not made in Ireland." I didn't say they did I said "if".. anyway I wasn't talking to you

... Now where's that Tanker?

Are you sure that there are no caravans made in Ireland? Now would that be north or south Ireland?

Tut Tut - Ex-Essex cricketer Mervyn Westfield admits spot betting charge

A former Essex county cricketer has admitted a corruption charge relating to a 40-over one-day game against Durham.

Mervyn Westfield, 23, admitted accepting or obtaining a corrupt payment to aid spot betting on a match on 5 September 2009.

The Old Bailey heard he had agreed to bowl his first over in a way that would let Durham score a set number of runs.

Star Trek-style 'tricorder' invention offered $10m prize

A $10m (£6.5m) prize is on offer to whoever can create a Star Trek-like medical "tricorder".

The Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize has challenged researchers to build a tool capable of capturing "key health metrics and diagnosing a set of 15 diseases".

"key health metrics and diagnosing a set of 15 diseases"... I'm on the case.. now what time does that local Chinese open now?