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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.

bosley - 13 Jun 2007 00:25 - 5996 of 81564

chocolat - 13 Jun 2007 00:30 - 5997 of 81564

:P

hewittalan6 - 14 Jun 2007 21:19 - 5998 of 81564

Jeez, what about the midsummer weather????
The locals around here are tipping a plaugue of locusts for next week, followed by boils in early July.

hewittalan6 - 15 Jun 2007 17:58 - 5999 of 81564

Did you ever have a dream that was so real you thought it was real?
I did. Last night. I dreamt I was living in a place where people could make their own choices, providing it was sensible and reasonable, and the government would only interfere when it became a menace to others. They would intervene with tact, and well thought out policies that had a worth beyond newspaper headlines and appeasing net-curtain twitchers in mock tudor houses.
How wrong I was.
I was awoken from this Utopian idyll by two more of those news items that make you realise our economy was once a manufacturing economy, then a service economy and has now bottomed out as an economy based on surveys, studys and claptrap.
Lets make 2 things clear. Drunken drivers and child beaters should be tied naked in a desert and....................fill in the rest yourselves. It wouldn't be half as bad as the punishment I would give them.
But how about the latest codswallop from "Nanny UK".
It is time to revisit the legislation from only 3 years ago to see if we should take the reasonable chastisement part out of the childrens act, apparantly. Despite the fact that a survey showed 90% of the UK think a clip round the lughole is fine and might save us from a hoodie of the future, the net-curtain twitchers who know best are calling (again) for an outright ban.
Fine. As a father of 3 I will succumb to the rule of law, but never EVER try to make me responsible for the actions of my kids, because if I have no say in how they are raised and disciplined, then I cannot be responsible when they start smashing up a bus shelter for the hell of it.
And drink driving. We have the third safest roads in Europe. Behind Sweden and somewhere else I cannot recall. This is not good enough. There are a staggering 300+ injuries a year from accidents involving vehicles and alcohol.
Leap of logic time, guys. Lets lower the limit for alcohol to match the lowest in Europe. seems fine, but if you examine the figures, alcohol and vehicle related very often means a drunken pedestrian falling in front of the taxi that is trying to take him home!!
Please also bear in mind that the lower drink drive limits in Europe are often tiered. A small fine at X milligrammes, a bigger one at Y, and a ban at Z. Z being much higher than our limit. If you really want to reduce accidents start by looking at a much too easy driving test and 83 year olds driving so close to the windscreen their chests develop a groove for the steering wheel.
Seriously. I am 40 and I know that a 25 year old with a pint of Stella swilling around in him has better judgement than me and reaction times about 10 times faster, even if I am stone cold sober.
Sorry to be so long winded about it all, but this thread is to get things off your chest, and I needed the therapy, but when, next Christmas (Or Winterfest if the idiots get their way) you receive two life sentences, one for driving after a spoonfull of Aunt Gerts sherry trifle and one for giving your 12 year old a clip around the ear for setting fire to Uncle Freds greenhouse, don't say I didn't warn you.

jimmy b - 02 Jul 2007 20:03 - 6000 of 81564



Wmbledon , the championships are warming up fantastic ..

jimmy b - 02 Jul 2007 20:08 - 6001 of 81564

bosley - 03 Jul 2007 08:38 - 6002 of 81564

missed you, jimmy ;)

hewittalan6 - 03 Jul 2007 08:55 - 6003 of 81564

Those pictures provide me with great inspiration to work hard on my backhand volley, and a cue for a joke about "love - deuce", but now you know the punchline you can make the rest up yourselves.
New balls please.

greekman - 03 Jul 2007 09:23 - 6004 of 81564

If only my share portfolio was in as good a shape as Maria!!!!. Some hope.

I could make comments such as, "closing my shorts, going long, raising my game" etc, but as this is a family show I won't.

Seriously, I have always thought, What a gorgeous girl!

jimmy b - 03 Jul 2007 10:03 - 6005 of 81564

How you doing chaps ,missed you as well bos.

hewittalan6 - 03 Jul 2007 13:20 - 6006 of 81564

Wimbledon have got it all wrong.
The crowd want a spectacle. This is England so Wimbledon fortnight being bang in the middle of summer means its bound to rain heavily. And what do the organisers do?? Abandon play!!!
What they should do is schedule the ladies doubles matches to take place during heavy rain. After all, the tennis from them is crap, so no-one would see a significant reduction in quality. Furthermore, I think attendances would rise, to see 4 ladies slithering around a muddy court in waspishly thin and small tennis outfits, falling and sliding , writhing around the ground, their garments clinging with the wet.
Take a moment to think about that and then tell me you would rather have Cliff Richard singing a 40 year old song badly, with no musical accompaniment.
Thought so.
Alan

jimmy b - 03 Jul 2007 13:40 - 6007 of 81564

You were getting yourself in to quite a frenzy towards the end of that Al !!!! , however what a great idea,i think viewing figures would go through the roof.

kimoldfield - 03 Jul 2007 15:31 - 6008 of 81564

"i think viewing figures would go through the roof." If they put a roof on Jimmy, they'll have to use hosepipes, let's hope there's no ban.

greekman - 03 Jul 2007 19:25 - 6009 of 81564

Alan,

My psychoanalyst says if I have any sort of problem keeping control, I should analyze my thoughts by putting them down on paper, and that his method would work and keep me sane. So here goes.

If the good angel was sitting on my left shoulder, talking to the good pure side of my brain, and you were the devil were sitting on the other, putting those unclean, impure thoughts into the evil side of my brain,I am 100% certain the good angel would prevail.
My will power is so strong, I am now going to drool, sorry I mean look at those pictures again, to test myself.
OK after 5 mins still feel fairly strong. 10 mins, still calm, but getting a bit hot.
15 mins, sweating slightly, but still having pure thoughts, sort of.
Becoming very difficult to keep these pictures, from becoming, wet T shirt, mud splattered pure none tennis playing sex goddess.
Becoming confused now, the NIKE logo keeps going fuzzy, and is beginning to read Waspish.
Streaming, (no not a level 2 term, you sad lot) now time for a cold shower.
Shower, mud, clinging.
What have you done to me. Must go now. At my age, this is not doing me any good at all. Time for a lie down.
Bloody psychoanalyst, waste of money

jimmy b - 03 Jul 2007 22:06 - 6010 of 81564



There you go greekman no need to think about it anymore.

greekman - 04 Jul 2007 07:29 - 6011 of 81564

Jimmy,

The thought Police have just paid me a visit. They are on route to you.
I think they want more pictures.

greekman - 04 Jul 2007 07:29 - 6012 of 81564

Jimmy,

The thought Police have just paid me a visit. They are on route to you.
I think they want more pictures.

kimoldfield - 04 Jul 2007 08:44 - 6013 of 81564

Is your hand a bit shaky Greek? ;o)

greekman - 04 Jul 2007 09:03 - 6014 of 81564

My whole body is shaky.

hewittalan6 - 06 Jul 2007 10:14 - 6015 of 81564

A real Balls up...........
As the country prepares for 2012, and the greatest sporting event in the world, politicians and leaders are talking of how we can ensure we put up a great show, both on the field and off it. Except Ed Balls.
The aptly named schools minister has decided that what our children and teens really need in their PE lessons at school is tuition in how to lose gracefully.
My bone idle daughter is delighted cos her grades will go up, but what on Earth is Mr Balls next idea??? Teaching bad spelling in English, or how not to add up in Maths?
I am a huge fan of surreal comedy, but some of the stuff that comes from real life cannot be touched by even the greatest surrealists.
Alan
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