jluis
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Does that mean that Brexit went tits up?Yeah but..........can we have more titties until then no....?
Does that mean that Brexit went tits up?Yeah but..........can we have more titties until then no....?
Tittie action astride Unicorns, now that would be a rare sight.....or am I just being a dreamerDoes that mean that Brexit went tits up?
Unlikely, they are a symbol of purity and innocence.Tittie action astride Unicorns, now that would be a rare sight.....or am I just being a dreamer
Nothing is going to transform your life if you only have £10-20k to invest.....as FC mentioned and I don’t remember suggesting it would.View attachment 56131View attachment 56132
So over a 5 year period, gold has delivered an approximate 5% per annum return and if you had bought 5 years ago and not reacted to the market, silver would leave you back where you started.
Actively trading gold over that period, presumably that return could be nearly doubled. 5% return on an annuity of £1 million would be fine (I could comfortably live off that), but gold is never going to transform someone's life if they only have £10-20k to invest. Or am I missing something?
Is it just me or would anyone else like to ride Theresa May ?
I'm wondering if I'm becoming perverted
.....What does thread drift mean?
This So reminds me of the album cover art work of the 1980’s metal band Manowar.....nice titties though
As. We have seen two sides to every story and both sides were guilty of telling lies.She is always full of bs, is Carole. In this one she conveniently ignores the multiple other more sensible contributing factors to the EU referendum result.
I'll give the lady her due, it can't be easy moving from journalism to stand-up comedy but at least she tried. I wonder if the editor let her have her old job back?An interesting view. "from the smokey stacks of merthyr, To the hills of Ebbw vale" and much wider consequences
Facebook's role in Brexit -- and the threat to democracy
In an unmissable talk, journalist Carole Cadwalladr digs into one of the most perplexing events in recent times: the UK's super-close 2016 vote to leave the European Union. Tracking the result to a barrage of misleading Facebook ads targeted at vulnerable Brexit swing voters -- and linking the...www.ted.com
Got bored with it after 8 minutes. All Facebooks fault from what I can gather....illegal this, illegal that, targeted fake ads blah blah blah. was hoping she's take a face plant.Wow just listened to that and very interesting.
I will wait to see what Wattie has to say.
A hospital and a college, perhaps they think they should still have a viable steelworks?An interesting perspective on Ebbw Vale I thought, loads of EU money to regenerate and still one of the largest leaver vote based on the EU has done nothing for me - really?