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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 - 05 May 2010 17:01 - 9019 of 81564


Just receive this interesting E-mail from Gausie, whom I squelched over twelve months ago, as I thought his posting generally abusive about me, and equally abusive to others, when he disagreed with them. I saw no reason to be observant of what I saw, as deliberate attempts to be unpleasant.

A short time ago, I received the E-mail below from him, suggesting that I had made veiled threats to other BB posters.


I am not aware of making any such threatening remark, within the last twenty years or so, but I am interested to know, if anybody has felt personally threatened by any of my postings, on this thread, or any other Moneyam thread.


If so, and you draw my attention to such, I will reconsider the remarks.


However, I consider the content of the E-mail (see below), is deliberately unpleasant and abusive and is covertly threatening.


It seems to me that some posters are intolerant to views, or opinions, which do not concur with their own.


One can see why there is so much violence in the world.


(Of course, my opinion is not necessarily correct.)

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You're a tosser.



I suggest you don't make veiled threats to other BB posters. What goes
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greekman - 05 May 2010 17:21 - 9020 of 81564

Mnamreh,

You say. "With 7Bn humans on the planet and rising, how high does anyone want the barricades? It is not feasible to close the door".

Why is it. Just leave the EU (apart from trade) and just say No More. We should be the masters of our own country not servants of others.

Kayak,

I do agree. Although it will eventually come to a point where we say, Sod the Supreme Court, like several countries do. I am sure you agree the Court of Human rights is ignored by many countries, who get away with it. Not saying they all should, IE those who commit genocide, wholesale torture and the like, but many countries are far stricter on 'rights' than we are. The UK as always tends to bend over backward to obey each and every, law/rule that is imposed on us by courts that we have little or no say in the legislative powers or laws they decide should be enshrined as part of our culture.
After all, 'ALL courts including our own Supreme Court, are supposed to enforce the laws of the state that they apply to. If we as a nation refuse to Kowtow to the laws made by none mandated legislators, what can they do. We should have our own 'Bill of rights' and refuse to recognise the human rights act.
Remember the Court of Human Rights, often uses all it's power on the easy targets, for example members of the armed forces who have in the heat of battle, overstepped the mark, whilst allowing despots such as Mugabe to commit cold blooded genocide against his own people.
Once laws were made by the people, for the people, through their respective representatives. Now often they are, as you say made by faceless people we can not vote out. Yes we can vote in the European elections, but what weight does our piddling little country have against the power of the EU, especially as so called opt-outs are being nibbled away, to such an extent that soon it will be majority voting that holds total sway.

Fred,

Never felt threatened or insulted.

mnamreh - 05 May 2010 17:22 - 9021 of 81564

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mnamreh - 05 May 2010 17:35 - 9022 of 81564

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greekman - 05 May 2010 18:15 - 9023 of 81564

Mnamreh,

Same to you, the relaxing evening I mean.
Perhaps I am too much of a revolutionary for my own good.
Anyway at least after the election results are in, we can all look forward to the 'Good Times returning. After all, according to their leaders, all parties have the answers to our problems. And who are we to disbelieve them.

Actually I was considering to start my own party (The Apathy Party) but have not decided to as yet. I think I would like to canvass opinion here as to would it be worth having a go. So if you can be bothered please post here your views.
Not that sure what my policies would be, or if I would launch a manifesto or not.
Someone told me that there was a report published the other day, stating that apathy among the electorate was higher than ever, although I must admit that I couldn't be bothered to read it myself, so not certain if it's true or not.
But if all of us who are apathetic stick together we can have an influence.
In the last General Election 39% of the electorate didn'tt vote, so if that 39% were turned into seats my party could win an overall majority.
I think all the voters that can't be bothered to vote, should have their vote countered by default to the Apathy Party.
So if in the future, after this election of course or possibly the next you receive my flyer through your door, vote for me. If I receive no response to this post, don't worry about continually being pestered by flyers and doorstep visits, as I have no intention of taking this further without your support.

Damn. Whilst I was thinking about it, over the last 40 years or so, someone has beaten me too it.

The UK Apathy Party.....http://www.apathyparty.co.uk/

The USA Apathy Party.http://www.apathyparty08.com/

tyketto - 05 May 2010 18:28 - 9024 of 81564

Relativitly:-)

rawdm999 - 06 May 2010 09:37 - 9025 of 81564

Funny how our politicians banned the term 'non of the above' from being included in a political party name.

http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si2005/20050147.htm

What were they afraid of I wonder. I figure the 'non of the above' party would have won a massive landslide.

Fred1new - 06 May 2010 10:06 - 9026 of 81564

Was Nigel Farage hoping for the sympathy vote?

Fred1new - 06 May 2010 11:56 - 9027 of 81564

Just told it was another of Farage's stunts to draw attention.

Kayak - 06 May 2010 13:22 - 9028 of 81564



Right as always Fred, that's obviously what it was.

greekman - 06 May 2010 13:23 - 9029 of 81564

Yes cause it was. He obviously arranged a crash that could have killed not just himself but others.
As someone who has dealt with well over 100 fatal road, plane and train crash incidents, which this could easily have resulted in, including a train crash where 10 people died, including one who was known to me, I will still refrain from getting personal with such stupid comments.

Fred1new - 06 May 2010 13:45 - 9030 of 81564

Greek.

Ah well, you will have to stick with some of the other ones you make.

I thought the police were known for their black humour, or was it blue!

Fred1new - 06 May 2010 13:50 - 9031 of 81564

Greek,

I don't know if you are still having trouble with your computer running slowly.

I have and intermittent problem with one of mine, partially due to Internet connection congestion, but I use a programme "Easycleaner".

It has speeded up my working.

It can be downloaded for free and is easily installed.

greekman - 06 May 2010 13:51 - 9032 of 81564

Hi Fred,

Perhaps I did jump a bit. Yes, at accident scenes we do tend to have black humour (unless children are involved) as often that is the only way to deal with the incident, but after the incident is over it never tends to happen. Funny lot us humans. And before you say it, I except that most Police Officers are only half human.

Just noticed your last post. I use Faster PC which costs 20 per year. It's good, but as the one you mention is free, I will give it a try. Ta

Greek.

Fred1new - 07 May 2010 11:29 - 9033 of 81564

Once again pointing to the intellectual capacity of some posters.

Just receive this mail shot.


This email has been sent via the MoneyAM Website (http://www.moneyam.com)

To reply to this email you will need to go to the MoneyAM Bulletin Boards
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the 'message button'.

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Just in case you missed it .....

Gausie - 06 May 2010 21:20 - 1767 of 1774

ITLB

The opening post is just Fred. He's a tosser with shit for brains for whom

being controversial and taking on the world of rational posters gives him
an
e-hardon.

Recognise that he's seen almost unanimously on here as the insignificant
clown that he is.

G

ps to Fred: No offence meant.

All that much.
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greekman - 07 May 2010 13:38 - 9034 of 81564

Fred,

If I had received such an e-mail I would be sending a copy to MoneyAm. The MoneyAm site is very strict in what you can say, as they have no wish to go the way of ADVFN or III who allow just about anything.
If you wish this site to stay at a far higher standard than their competitors, I respectfully suggest you inform them of said e-mail.

Greek.

required field - 07 May 2010 13:42 - 9035 of 81564

Fred1new : there is also a free cleaner called ccleaner.....type it in and update it...careful what you delete.....

Gausie - 07 May 2010 13:55 - 9036 of 81564

Greek

'If I had received such a mail blah blah blah'

You have. Feel free.

G x

Chris Carson - 07 May 2010 14:14 - 9037 of 81564

Sorry Greek, Fred is rapidly running out of folk to squelch, they can't all be wrong and even you have admitted he does have a tendancy to make a rod for his own back :o))

Gausie - 07 May 2010 14:32 - 9038 of 81564

I feel a www.FrednGreeksPlaice.com coming on ....

May you have many years of happiness together in your civil partnership.

G
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