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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.

Fred1new - 08 Feb 2012 22:11 - 14785 of 81564

Good to see the tories are intent on destroying the NHS,

I hear that doing a Cameron meant being an dirty lying toad.

i didn't disagree.

This_is_me - 08 Feb 2012 23:18 - 14786 of 81564

Fabio Capello resigns from the England job.An Italian abandoning a sinking ship.Who would have thought it?

skinny - 09 Feb 2012 07:57 - 14787 of 81564

Greece bailout: Coalition fails to agree cuts

Greek PM Lucas Papademos has failed to secure the support of his coalition for a raft of new austerity measures, after more than seven hours of talks.

He met officials from three parties to try to secure a deal leading to a fresh bailout package.

The main stumbling block was proposed pension cuts, reports said.

skinny - 09 Feb 2012 14:09 - 14788 of 81564

Cumbria drivers warned as freezing rain causes 97 crashes

Emergency services in Cumbria have dealt with 97 crashes caused by freezing rain in less than six hours.

The A66 trans-Pennine route was closed for several hours after a number of lorries jackknifed near Stainmore. The M6 also saw a number of crashes.

The A66 was also the scene of a multi-vehicle accident near Penrith. There were no serious injuries reported.

Police urged drivers not to take to the roads unless journeys were "absolutely necessary".

mnamreh - 09 Feb 2012 14:22 - 14789 of 81564

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greekman - 09 Feb 2012 15:24 - 14790 of 81564

Has anyone spoken to anyone who agreed with the Jury re Redknapp.
I haven't!

skinny - 09 Feb 2012 15:28 - 14791 of 81564

Rosie & Jamie?

mnamreh - 09 Feb 2012 15:29 - 14792 of 81564

.

Stan - 09 Feb 2012 15:35 - 14793 of 81564

Did someone mention a Jury?

ahoj - 09 Feb 2012 15:41 - 14794 of 81564

why lloyds crashed?

ahoj - 09 Feb 2012 16:03 - 14795 of 81564

btw, Iran is slowly calming down, the sanctions. The president is in danger of losing his job....... These internal problems are in the best interest of the west.

People have no say yet!!

Fred1new - 09 Feb 2012 16:34 - 14796 of 81564

You have seen the Ken Dodd sympathy vote and a lot of people thought he was bound to be dead by now from his "heart condition".

Also, after that court case the sale of suitcases went up.

skinny - 09 Feb 2012 16:39 - 14797 of 81564

US banks agree $25bn mortgage settlement

Five of the biggest US banks have agreed to provide $25bn in assistance to homeowners to settle claims over improper foreclosure practices.

The deal, struck with the US government and most US states, follows allegations of abusive practices by lenders during the country's housing collapse.

The banks involved are Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase and Ally Financial.

greekman - 09 Feb 2012 17:18 - 14798 of 81564

Hi Mnamreh,

You say, 'I bet you know plenty of 'slags' who 'got away with it' and a few innocent punters who got what they didn't deserve'.

How true. Far more who were guilty and 'go off' than innocents who did not.
In fact I can only think of 1 person who I thought was innocent who got sent down. The reason was probably that he looked a villain. Mind you he did have a record as long as your arm.

I have lost count of the times I have heard repeat offenders leaving court and greeting their mates with 'I got off'. Strange how few say that they were found not guilty because they had not done it!



This_is_me - 10 Feb 2012 07:23 - 14799 of 81564

Ive heard from the grapevine that our Arry has accepted the England
Job. He has organised a few friendlies ?

1) British Virgin islands (AWAY)
2) Cayman Islands (AWAY)
... 3) Monaco (AWAY)
4) Switzerland (AWAY)
5) Jersey (AWAY)

greekman - 10 Feb 2012 07:52 - 14800 of 81564

This-is me.

That can't be true, he would need 4 more dogs.

Mind you, a lot of people still think OJ Simpson was guilty.

skinny - 10 Feb 2012 11:06 - 14801 of 81564

Irishman makes "billion-euro home" of shredded notes

TANKER - 10 Feb 2012 13:12 - 14802 of 81564

M KING and is gang at the BOE .
have destoyed the savers and these will turn out to be
very bad for the country any one putting money into a
pension must be dumb . stop now you would be better
putting it in to shares land houses paintings .
saving now is for the dumb .

TANKER - 10 Feb 2012 14:26 - 14803 of 81564

check out cleggs wife on windfarms . it stinks her family raking in millions from windfarms

This_is_me - 10 Feb 2012 15:22 - 14804 of 81564

"Wednesday this week saw the acquittal of Harry Redknapp and Milan Mandaric on tax evasion charges in a case that has been running for five years. There are some more facts and figures surrounding the case which make interesting reading.

The amount of tax allegedly evaded amounted to something like £30,000. The case cost an estimated £8 Million to bring to its conclusion. Redknap and Mandaric have paid an estimated £105 million in tax to the Inland Revenue during their careers. I have no idea of the strength or otherwise of the case against the pair, (although it obviously wasn’t strong enough to convince a jury) but this seems an action motivated by something other than sensible principles.

Mandaric chose to come to this country and invest his money here. He could have gone anywhere in the world, but he came here. Every penny he invested here helped to create and maintain employment of people who, in turn, paid their own share of tax. Redknap, through a rare and highly valued skill in one field, generated enough income to pay millions of pounds in tax to the revenue each year. And how are the two of them repaid?...by being hounded through the courts over a sum of money which is the equivalent of about £200 for an average taxpayer!

I wouldn’t blame either of them one little bit if they upped sticks and took up residence in Jersey, Monaco or some other tax haven where the Inland Revenue would be due nothing. Until we stop treating the people contributing most to the nations coffers like common criminals or cash cows to be systematically plundered, we’ll never attract or retain the sort of people who can create wealth, employment and prosperity for the rest of us."
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