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Looks promising. Hopefully our players will fit the system which is pretty demanding since I doubt there'll be much, if any money to spend in January.

More alien reptile but perhaps I'm splitting hairs.

Get with the times Coleslaw. It’s all Soros nowadays.

Bingo. Another idiot who’s had his pants pulled down by reality

It was foreseen by many of us but not for the tinfoil hat reasons you think.

With those events, you're lucky even to get your stake back.

May's deal would mean that we are leaving the EU. The only reason we're in this mess is because leave's promises are undeliverable. Its not ordinary MPs fault that they're having to clean up after a handful of politicians did a runner and refused to own their act of vandalism.

Les loved a long list.

From ComRes via Matthew Goodwin: Oppose May's deal by 42-26 Oppose No Deal by 41-34 Oppose remaining in EU by 45-44 Oppose 2nd referendum by 50-40 Oppose extending date when UK leaves EU by 46-34 Support renegotiating with EU if May deal fails by 45-25 ComRes Dec 4 What an absolute clusterf**k.

Are you going tomorrow evening pal? I can help if you need a translator.

You were frothingly responding to a headline "Pound Sterling "Worst Currency to Hold" into Year-End, Takes a Hammering vs. Dollar and Euro as Market Gears up for Brexit Bill Failure". And telling us to look at ten-year trends. See the bit in the bold. I'd say its plenty relevant pal #gamesetandmatch

Sorry, you’re not invited pal. If you promise to ditch the clown makeup and the operation yewtree tail, then we might discuss it at a future date. But not right now I’m afraid.

Goa? Ralph? Neil Chen?

Sure you've received alot of PMs on this pal; but where do you think the inspiration or initiative for this appointment has come from?

Sure am.

Are you going tomorrow night?

As long as they're not the hordes from Eastern Europe.

Northampton's finest export (though he claims to be either French or an Arab or both) has form for making numbers up (see his transfer spend meltdown). I wouldn't put it past him.

The Jews (imagining Les holding his nose while saying it). FWIW, calling yourself not a 'great admirer of the Arabs' doesn't get you any brownie points pal. It simply reinforces Verbal's claims.

This is a Brexit thread pal, not a compare sterling with another point in history thread. Of course, in your characteristic, cherrypicking finest, you completely ignore the pound's performance against the dollar over this arbitrary time period. Vintage stuff

Oh dear John. I thought you'd realised by now not to bite off more than you can chew. Like a small yappy terrier, I admire the tenacity little fella but you're out of your depth and simply not competition for us big dogs. You can cherrypick all the quotes you like -indeed you can cherrypick subquotes within quotes about the underlying technology of blockchain (a genuine technology with a future) but they still don't support your points. As I said in the thread, even as the market was on fire, I stayed clear of ethereum and bitcoin and stuck to "good, old-fashioned shares or some racier funds if I’m feeling adventurous". FACT. Not surprising since I also said the investment was in mania territory (per Charles Kindleberger) and called anyone who claimed they could ride the bubble and time the market a bullsh*tter. FACTS. Alas not the first time your comprehension skills have embarrassed you. #gamesetandmatch

You mean the bitcoin that I completely avoided and expressed scepticism about on the other thread? Good lad. Sterling a buying opportunity? Note to oneself: do the exact opposite that GM is advocating and stick the life savings on it

Any tips for the pound JJ

Thanks for the parting gift Les - bet Ralph was at the top of his black box list.