my mental health is fine, thanks, I don't hate people based on their sexuality, I dont hate people because I worship a sky pixie.

now, why not post some links to some more Daily Mail lies so we can deride you and laugh at you, or have you had enough of that.

(is this where you call me a bully?)

what is the point, Kosh has his viewpoint (as do you and many others) it's their right to hold it, I don't agree, I think the country has become far too socilaist and, thankfully, that is being changed, I am a firm believer in survival of the fittest, you don't agree, but I doubt very much you'll convince me to change my opinion.

some people are more worthwhile than others, it's just the way it is (as I see it)

I also laughed...Dally has his moments.

Gosh. I don't really know where to go with that. What a horrible thing to say.

you've never really been good at grasping reality.

there are some people on this planet that offer no benefit to those around them, it's a sad and simple fact, h/s are the only species who ignore survival of the fittest.

in fact, it's the least fit that procreate the most

We are getting close to Third Reich mentality now. Do you think you'd have been a more caring sharing individual if your sperm count hadn't been so low?

just what we've come to expect from you

So do you think we should just allow the weaker members of our species to die of their own accord, or should we help them on their way? We could maybe bomb a few council estates. Though picking them off with rifles would probably be more entertaining.

That's the second time you've mentioned something along these lines. I suggest you do a little more research into biology/zoology before making such sweeping statements.

no thanks, I'm quite happy to have confidence in my opinion, and not to be a bore like you.

I'll leave the usual sanctamonious prats to it, Sin Bin never changes, blah blah blah, anyone with a bit of cash should pay for me being useless, pay for my kids education and look after me, afterall, they were all born into it, none of them have earned it on merit.

sad, sad envious bunch of people.

Seems Dally was bang on the money...

...feel dirty now.

If there ever comes time you need a little advice on reaching mid-life, childless, but wishing to be a more rounded individual, then I'm here to help?

Well, it doesn't take much to find out what some people are really like does it.

I'd love to know what Standee's version of survival of the fittest is, because in the truest sense of the term most of the people he thinks are unworthy of help or even survival would give him a damn good kicking.

Then eaten him

So you believe that I, through no longer striving for monetary wealth, am unambitious and miserable ?

I used to think like you, I was in a fortunate position to control my own income and other than my clients was beholden to no-one, I too thought that anyone who didn't want to earn the loads of cash that I was earning was somehow stupid and couldn't possibly be happy.

With age comes wisdom, I am not living in poverty, my income is above average, my house is in one of the more expensive areas of this city so its a bit hypocritic of me to say that money no longer interests me, but having been on the treadmill and now got off it and lost all of my paper wealth (it was never materially there), I now see that none of it was even remotely as important as I thought it was.

One day you too may be enlightened.



PS - here's the good bit, last Sunday I sat in a beachfront restaurant in the most expensive resort on The Algarve and I spent £50 on a sunday lunch which for me is outrageous - it was worth it though to see the faces of the extremeley wealthy turn up with their families without an appointment to be turned away hungry - there was me stuffing my face with clams and steak and there were the multi-millionaires and their spoiled brats stood with long faces on the pavement, hungry, and probably a little jealous too.

I'd bet he was a difficult toddler.

Who paid for your education?

Have you always paid for all your own medical needs?

Did you pay for the roads that you drive on everyday?

You really are totally deluded about this. Society punishes people like Carr not because he is successful but because he avoids paying tax.

Society punishes people who it sees as greedy, not successful.

If Carr made three times as much as he did but didn't enter into tax avoidance schemes I think you would find no one would bat an eye.

One of the UK's most successful businessmen in recent years was the chap who founded Phones4u, John Caudwell. He began with £1350 and 26 Motorola mobile phones to sell. When sold up a few years back he was worth about a billion and a half. He stated no one ever needs more than £10m to fund an extremely comfortable lifestyle and so set about given the rest of his fortune to charity.

When he ran the company it remained private and the staff were awarded with high wages and good conditions. It made a few million a year profit which no doubt could have been much higher had he adopted the usual stock-market induced mantra of cutting staff costs and driving wages down. He chose not to do that and was content to be merely very well off rather than the next Philip Green.

Why would anyone be jealous of Caudwell? But people are furious with Philip Green because if his legal tax avoidance.

You need to understand the difference between the two types of people described here.

It appears I've been sent a very angry pm for using someones first name. To the relevant poster, I sincerely apologise, Martin.

I am certainly envious of him, I've seen him on TV and he seems like a very well rounded bloke apparently without the religious guilt that haunts a lot of people who suddenly want to give away their fortune under some belief that they can buy favours with a God - he just seems to be a caring person who knows when he is well off and then wants to help others.

Godwins law, lock the thread!

I too lived similarly, I held senior management posts in companies and then worked for myself, often earning £500 per day as a consultant. When I decided to scale back, the worst part was convincing HMC&E (as was) that I was dev-VATing because I was no longer earning above the VAT threshold and didn't need all the aggro that went with it.

I'd spent more than enough time in airports, on aeroplanes and in other countries (business and pleasure), to last anyone more than one lifetime. I was ready to kick back and do just a little more than was required to get by. When I was a guest at Emma's brother's wedding, I sat next to her uncle who heads up the CPS for West Yorkshire. He & his wife were great people and when they asked me what I did, I replied "get pi[is[/ised and go fishing". His wife then asked what I did to be able to afford it and my reply was "just enough to get pi[is[/ised and go fishing". She then turned to her husband and asked him why he couldn't get a job like mine.

It's great knowing that my choice of holiday destination (South Devon) takes me less time to get there than I would require for checking in at an airport. I eat well, I dress in designer and Savile Row bespoke clothes, all bought from charity shops and bootsales.

Would I go back to what I was doing before? Would I bollox

You know, I'm now adicted to charity shop shopping, mainly for "casual" shirts, last sunday I sat in that millionaires restaurant in a baggy cotton shift that looked just like the ones that all the millionaires around me were wearing - except that mine had cost me £3 in a British Heart Foundation shop in Otley, its my favourite shirt now.

I blame you.

Anyway, back on topic(ish)

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