Is that all you can come up with. This man was saying he was brought up in a modest household and went to a not because he was super bright or something like that. He didn't and wasn't.
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House prices in the 50's
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The message from "Doctor Drivel" contains these words:
Dribble you are so predictable. Your statement above is undoubtedly false. The market is currently well below the previous high point.
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The statement is very true. You are trying to think again. How is the brainache?
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The message from "Doctor Drivel" contains these words:
Thinking would appear to be an activity you are not at all familiar with.
If your statement was true the the stock market would have recovered from the last major drop but it hasn't. What's more it is unlikely to do so in the immediate future. If Chinese demand for oil continues to expand faster than the oil supply or the American oil industry continues to suffer as much as it has during this years hurricane season there is just a chance it might never again reach the peak of a couple of years ago.
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One more essential thing you forgot to mention, waterproof share certificates. :-)
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Roger, do you still hear the voices.
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Doctor Drivel wrote: assive
Has dIMM changed personality? Aren't Tony and Nu Labur the answer to all our problems?
Maybe the new medication is starting to work!
Regards Capitol
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Would you care to translate that into english please?
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18 years ago
This is worrying. You will have to see Maxie about that.
They are.
I wish you luck with your dosage.
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For you Essex types. Apples and Pears, boiled beef and carrots, boiled beef and carrots. Wiv aught me barra, me auld c*ck sparra.
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How many companies that were worth investing in in 1900 are still around today?
You have to TRADE at some point to make the money, or risk it all going down the bunghole.
An average fund will, if you are lucky, offer a yield of around
4%...with active management.Few trackers average better..
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paying 25%/40% income tax on it as you re-invest...dividends are classed as income..
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I think you have it there.
I kill filed the moron, so I never get tempted to respond directly.
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Not if it is wraped in a PEP or TESSA ;-)
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And our snotty uni man speaks. well utters drivel really.
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Oy moron - there is no part of Essex that is within the sound of Bow Bells.
I might not have gone to a not but Essex girl I am and proud of it. Super bright I also am. And I wasn't.
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I didn't go to a not either, but I'm bright enough to know that Auld Cock Sparra is Scottish, not Cockney. There was a guy who used to spout a monologue on a Hogmanay TV programme years ago about a boy who shot a wee c*ck sparra with his bow and arra and a man came along with his barra who wasnae his farra (or something like that).
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"I think you're starting to descend into the realms of fantasty, Jones". (Capt. Mainwaring)
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Fantasty??? Stupid Boy
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I'm sure you are super bright.