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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.

hewittalan6 - 23 Jul 2006 11:35 - 4848 of 81564

I Think i can probably rattle up a tune to that, Bos!!
We had one of those wonderful cricket matches yeaterday, that reminds me of why i love the sport so much.
We batted first (very badly) and then after tea we started to field. Not for long though as the thunder started big style and the umpire took us off. Unfortunately this meant that 25 blokes had to spend several hours in the bar awaiting instructions as to whether play could resume. it couldn't, so several more hours were passed in the company of Joshua Tetley and his friend jim beam.
Marvellous sport, cricket.

bosley - 23 Jul 2006 11:52 - 4849 of 81564

for what is a man, what has he got? if not himself, then he has naught. to say the things he truly feels and not the words of one who kneels. the record shows i took the blows .........and........ they bloody hurt!!!!
alan, i was with mr peroni, mr kronenberg, big ron bacardi, and the boss of all bosses, don sambucca. strangely, i feel perfectly fine.

hewittalan6 - 23 Jul 2006 12:03 - 4850 of 81564

I must have fallen out with Mr tetley and Mr Beam, because I feel like they mugged me in the car park, and gave me a going over. its the only thing I can think of to account for my memory loss and thumping great headache.
normally such amiable chaps,as well.
I put it to you, sir, that if you are capable of tangling with such fine sportsmen as big Ron and Don Sambuca, there is a place for you in our cricket team. Sometimes the captain bleats about attracting people who have a talent with bat and ball, but this is seen as a secondary qualification by the rest of us.
there is definitely a place in the squad for anyone who can demonstrate the ability to down the equivilent of the output of the Smirnoff factory, sing "My Way" and finish by doing a handstand while whistling "The Song of Solomon" up his trouser leg.
Those whose qualifications are merely bare foot hedgehog juggling should not apply. We've got loads of them.
A distinct bonus would be anyone who can compete in the league ear-wrestling championships, where strong men lock ear to ear, over a table and try to force each others face down into a bowl of live crabs, drawing pins and lit candles, as this is the usual method for deciding the result of a rained off match.
Your CV should be sent to;
The Matron
Rothwell Cricket Club Home for the Dangerously Bewildered,
Leeds
With a recent photo of you staggering down the road drunk, without trousers but wearing a traffic cone on your head at a jaunty angle.

bosley - 24 Jul 2006 14:09 - 4851 of 81564

what a gorgeous day !!! off work this week so i'm hoping it's going to be like this all week !!



see you at the next meeting, alan ;)

soul traders - 24 Jul 2006 16:03 - 4852 of 81564

Afternoon, all.

Bosley, delighted you've been able to let your hair down and get a whole week off to recover. I gather it's as hot in the UK as it is here in Germany (i.e. about 35 C), so I hope you are enjoying your break.

I had the most surreal moment of my life at the weekend - giving my ex-girlfriend a relaxing foot massage when suddenly "The Final Countdown" started playing on the radio. So we sang along and headbanged too. Maybe it's me who is now in need of getting out more, but we thought it was hilarious at the time.

bosley - 24 Jul 2006 17:03 - 4853 of 81564

soultraders, "Maybe it's me who is now in need of getting out more", i think so too !!!

hewittalan6 - 24 Jul 2006 17:24 - 4854 of 81564

Surreal??
How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
Answer; A Fish

soul traders - 24 Jul 2006 19:08 - 4855 of 81564

Cheers Bos! :o)

soul traders - 24 Jul 2006 19:13 - 4856 of 81564

Although actually I thought the foot massage was well worth staying in for :o))

bosley - 25 Jul 2006 11:14 - 4857 of 81564

just emptied me shed before i kick it down. i never knew you could fit so much into a little shed!!!! now where am i going to put it all? anyone need a 1930's axe, scythe and some other lethal looking objects of torture that i've found? starting to wonder just what the previous occupants got up to ...... i mean , there's a very worrying slab of concrete down the bottom of the garden with a date inscribed into it .......

soul traders - 25 Jul 2006 11:18 - 4858 of 81564

I love wrecking sheds, Bos -wish I could help! Have fun!

Marc3254 - 25 Jul 2006 12:53 - 4859 of 81564

Afternoon all,
After trawling the other threads on this site I seem to keep comming back to this one, could it be the ever changing topics, the varied and informative comments, the knowledge imparted or the high reguard I have for the writers?

To be honest I think it because I can write irrelevant paragraphs and know Ill get equally irrelevant answers that make me giggle away the working day.

The Standard leads with the rise in drink driving convictions in London, which it claims, is up to 50 a day. I like a drink like the next bloke but I dont drink and drive,(generally I cant focus enough after drinking) clearly the threat of losing your licence is not enough. Any suggestions?

hewittalan6 - 25 Jul 2006 13:10 - 4860 of 81564

Some one in Leeds once proposed ensuring all pubs have no car park and making the streets around them permit holder parking zones, to force people not to drive. I don't think that would work because most people drink and drive after visiting a friends party or BBQ.
The speed cameras could be replaced by gas detectors for the following whiff of fart from the car of a drunken driver (I know what theakstons Old Peculiar does to me and i'm sure i'm not on my own).
What about a new stricter alcohol level test?
Give the driver a donner kebab. if he can eat it - he must have had too much to drink.
Alan

soul traders - 25 Jul 2006 13:21 - 4861 of 81564

All this talk of kebabs is making me hungry, which means it must be LUNCHTIME!!!!!!


Marc3254 - 25 Jul 2006 13:49 - 4862 of 81564

If kebabs makes you hungry you must have already had a good liquid lunch. The thought of a kebab without copius amounts of time spent with Ron Bacardi makes me want to heave.
Looking at your photo implies you think the meat in a kebab actually comes from an animal bred for the industry as apposed what is acutally in them.

soul traders - 25 Jul 2006 15:14 - 4863 of 81564

No, I stated before my position re cats being the primary constituent of kebabs. The photo was simply the first thing I found that showed a bunch of ravenous creatures with their heads in a trough.

Marc3254 - 25 Jul 2006 16:07 - 4864 of 81564

My mistake, naturally cats are the best suited animal for kebabs. How many do you think it takes to make one of those lumps you see in the kebab shop.
I have a feeling that because of the amount it would take they are not that fussy.

hewittalan6 - 25 Jul 2006 16:30 - 4865 of 81564

Why the attack on drunk drivers???
Mini-cab drivers are a much bigger menace in the towns and cities of this sceptered isle!! Have you tried driving through a city centre at about 3am?? Lunatics. Every one of them.
And in the daytime its people driving white vans. And local councils and street planners, who devise the stupid road schemes. That would be a more apposite offence to prosecute if we want to avoid death on the roads. Planning without due care and attention.
I'm starting to sound like Prince Charles, but who let the lunatics take over the asylum (or the criminals take over the prison)?

jimmy b - 25 Jul 2006 16:39 - 4866 of 81564

No Al ,,bus drivers ,i f.....g hate them .

hewittalan6 - 25 Jul 2006 16:42 - 4867 of 81564

BTW, forgot to tell you all about our wonderful colonail cousins from the USA. I met a shedful of them in Mexico, at our hotel and around about, and here is a handful of their quotes of wisdom;
"What currency do you spend in England"
"Oh, is that England? I thought it was Britain"
"I'd love to see Britain. Can you see it all in a week or will I need to stay a little longer?"
"so who is the president when the queen gets voted out?"
"Do you need to book a ferry to go to Scotland"?
"Britain is an Island??!!! Are you sure?"
"You should move to Louisianna. We are all thick. You brits would run rings round us. God I run rings round them and I aint educated".
The funniest sight was the cigar shops in San Miguel rubbing their hands in glee when the USA cruises pulled in. they would sincerely tell the yank visitors that taking Cuban cigars back to USA was fine providing they were not in a full box and so as a special for US visitors they sold open boxes of 24 cigars, instead of 25 at a bargain price of up to $125 dollars per cigar (cost to a brit on the island was about $6 each). The yanks were buying in bulk, and bragging how they could show off back at home.
Wonderful entertainment.
Alan
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