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Well done Chubster, good effort.

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No I made the whole thing up to impress a balding old Aussie immigrant who hates other immigrants because he is a bitter shithead . Alot of these old pigdogs are very unhappy about the weight loss, almost like it highlights that they have no excuses for being fat cúnts if even myself and C69 can wa...

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Is Malahide's fattest plum back from the 'honeymoon'?

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https://orwell.ru/library/essays/lion/english/e_eye George Orwell - England Your England - Chapter 5 "In intention, at any rate, the English intelligentsia are Europeanized. They take their cookery from Paris and their opinions from Moscow. In the general patriotism of the country they form a sort ...

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EverReady wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 5:35 pm
Leinsterman wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 5:11 pm I'd rather a £300 voucher instead of the £150 voucher and a subscription to Prime TV.
You live close enough. Can you come around and have a shit in my garden so I am get stuff?

Is Leinsterman an Amazon delivery guy?

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Anonymous 1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 5:27 pm i thought this was an old story but no

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlKSh5ixmeg

That video

It seems shitting in people's garden is a common thing amongst Amazon drivers

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Enzedder wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 5:10 pm When you gotta go, you gotta go.

He could have gone to a public toilet, asked one of the customers if he could use their toilent or done it in a park or something if he was that desperate.
Oh and he didn't bother wiping

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Pooing in your garden.. :o https://metro.co.uk/2021/01/16/amazon-delivery-driver-caught-doing-a-poo-outside-customers-house-13914943/ Amazon delivery driver ‘caught doing a poo’ outside customer’s home This is the disgusting moment an Amazon delivery driver appears to do a poo outside a customer’s h...

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It's important to remember that it takes a few weeks to develop immunity (I previously thought it would only take a few days). My partner had the (senior nurse in ICU) Pfizer vaccine 2 weeks ago but she caught Covid19 last week. Pretty unlucky really as she'd managed to avoid the virus for about 10...

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It's important to remember that it takes a few weeks to develop immunity (I previously thought it would only take a few days). My partner had the (senior nurse in ICU) Pfizer vaccine 2 weeks ago but she caught Covid19 last week. Pretty unlucky really as she'd managed to avoid the virus for about 10 ...

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sorCrer wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 12:34 pm BTC will go to $1 million

You're taking the piss right? It will back down to under $10K soon I reckon. Hoping to cash in (my massive amount of $200 in BTC) before that

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UK shares/funds are still very undervalued at the moment and there's a good chance they will go up by 10-20% this year.

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Hindsight is a great investment tool. It’s one reason I like stocks that pay dividends, if you get it wrong you can wait it out. Unless they go pop like the 2k I lost on carillon of course :uhoh: I know sod all about investing. A big win for me is when my 50k in Premium Bonds earns another £25 a mo...

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If I'm not investing in funds, I generally tend to buy dividend stocks as well. I have Aviva, HSBC, BAE, GSK and Vodafone in my portfolio.

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Nigel will tell you when he started trying to get the UK to leave people told him it was pie in the sky. As for rejoin well it's not going to happen anytime soon, it might never happen (not least because by the time it might happen the EU the UK and indeed the world might have moved on rendering th...

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Not really Brexit realted but FTSE 100 up nearly 4%! On it's way to 10000 apparently Shall I sell those positions you laughed at me for buying.? IIRC it was Vodafone wasn't it? It was just under £1 at the time. I bought some when it was 1.10. I was thinking of buying some Shell (or BP) shares recen...

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Anonymous 1 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 4:25 pm
TranceNRG wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 4:18 pm Not really Brexit realted but FTSE 100 up nearly 4%!
On it's way to 10000 apparently

Doubt it. Probably will end somewhere near 7500 this year.

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Not really Brexit realted but FTSE 100 up nearly 4%!

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Hft = hedge fund traders ? I worked with loads in London , even on funds nominally owner by the french, and investing in France - the manpower was in London because of A. The tax B. Ability to fire non performers C. Most french seemed to prefer living in London than Paris I’m currently the manager ...

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I think anything in crypto is a punt. I've only invested a small amount in crypto. Most of my investments are in shares and funds.

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BTC going down fast now. I closed my positions this morning and made a little profit. Unfortunatey I had put more in to XRP

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DragsterDriver wrote: ↑Sat Jan 02, 2021 9:09 pm Oxford vaccine delivered to nhs ready for 2 Million doses a week. Please don’t fück it up

From what I read, they (Astrazeneca) won't hit those numbers until 3rd week of Jan.

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He does u turns just way too often, makes his announcements meaningless . For now, he’s in credit (just) thanks to a decent brexit deal for everyone - but he’s also 100% accountable now, can’t go on like some labour types do and blame thatcher for everything for decades Mosts of his u turns have oc...

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People seem to fixated about U turns. I don't see anything wrong with changing plans if the situation changes in a few weeks time.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-55514243 Israel has given vaccinations against coronavirus to more than one million people, the highest rate in the world, as global immunisation efforts step up. Israel has a rate of 11.55 vaccination doses per 100 people, followed by Bahrain at 3.49 and the UK at 1...

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No longer weighing 150kg+? If so, congrats.

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I doubt anyone would argue with that however the article is still an interesting read if you want to find out about what's happening with UK's financial services and the EU.

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FT is hardly a left rag (yes I understand they are a strong remainer backing paper). The article was still interesting (about the current status of UK's Financial services) though it was written with a pessimisstic tone.

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You have been shafted. It's extraordinary that they have persuaded you otherwise phttps://www.ft.com/content/3c07d219-b20a-4315-9f17-badb10a5279b At least have the decency to post stuff that is linked in a paywall so we know what you are talking about :lol: It's the same article I posted earlier in...

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I'm sure you had better access to all the information that people in the government and had advisors with better knowledge.
IIRC they took about 9 months to trigger article 50 and EU made it clear they weren't going to start negotiations wihtout article 50 being triggered.

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Sandstorm wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 9:29 pm Yeah, May triggering A50 will go down as dumber than Cameron actually running the referendum.

Actually no, the EU, a lot of politicians in the UK, people who voted to leave were putting pressure on her to trigger article 50. I don't see how she could have postponed it any longer.

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You'd have to explain how UK's objectives of getting tariff and quota free access to the Single market without being in EU's regulatory orbit and taking control of UK waters (after a transition period) were really dumb, impractical and short-sighted.

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Bimbo, I'm no expert in this field but I read that since we will be out of CU, businesses that export to the EU will have to fill out more paperwork and there will be more customs checks. But I think this is a small price to pay and businesses will adjust quickly. It’s almost 100% electronic and au...

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That's not true mate. It was May who wanted frictionless trade to help the manufacturing industry (which relies on JIT manufacturing) but Boris right from the begining knew that frictionless trade meant staying in EU's regulatory orbit, hence wanted a Canda style FTA which would allow the UK to div...

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Bimbo, I'm no expert in this field but I read that since we will be out of CU, businesses that export to the EU will have to fill out more paperwork and there will be more customs checks. But I think this is a small price to pay and businesses will adjust quickly.

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That's not true mate. It was May who wanted frictionless trade to help the manufacturing industry (which relies on JIT manufacturing) but Boris right from the begining knew that frictionless trade meant staying in EU's regulatory orbit, hence wanted a Canda style FTA which would allow the UK to dive...

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Here's more information about where things are in terms of Financial services. Boris Johnson has admitted that the Brexit trade deal failed to meet his ambitions on financial services, as Brussels signalled that the City of London must wait until after January 1 to learn what market access it will ...

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Here's more information about where things are in terms of Financial services. Boris Johnson has admitted that the Brexit trade deal failed to meet his ambitions on financial services, as Brussels signalled that the City of London must wait until after January 1 to learn what market access it will h...

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Again bar we've avoided tariffs straight off the bat we've basically done a May and kicked the whole thing down the road, only now we're out and have a worse position to negotiate from. So to a large extent we still don't know what Brexit means other than Brexit. We've essentially nothing on servic...

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