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Get out there pallet hunting Fira, dont wanna be buring that glen enhansing coal.
Get the mrs a cardi :)

So a little bounce post drop today for tomorrow, or more slippage?

Place your money take your bets. All the fun of the fair.

Mikey rides to the rescue.

"Ryanair to the rescue" headlines the Metro as it reports its CEO Michael O'Leary will put on 500 extra flights at London Stansted Airport over half-term. It comes after Heathrow Airport said it would extend its cap on the number of passengers flying from the airport until the end of October due to staff shortages. Mr O'Leary criticised Heathrow calling it "hopeless", the Metro reports. Heathrow previously said its measure would enable more reliable passenger journeys."

TEN flights dung.
Do you need to perhaps visit specsavers?
You may need new blinkers fitting.

"Roll on 800p....."

You been swallowing a rampy floater again bather?

Or for how many shares in this heap are you talking, its around a dozen for 800p currently.

Math not your strong subject, is it?

i see what you did there Wolf lol, waisted :)
love it

thats a long way from your "predicted" £4.50 Unclue.
Not trying a more discrete bit of ramping this time for a change are you?

The eyeshut board bully still not banging on "reporting" people for having an opinion is he, blimey, must have a really interesting life to need to be ramping and crying on here every day.
what a complete plonker he is, so much egg on both of his faces to make a pair of omelettes.

Fancy holding onto an a circa 84% drop. Total class act or what!
Follow his guff and nonsense at your financial peril.

Had my first Wizz air flights to Tenerife in October half term cancelled today.
Cutting back on flights from Cardiff apparantly.
What a shi7 unreliable airline.

Think world needs to settle with them first, one at a time maybe.
In the meantime relocate those essential factories elsewhere in anticipation

Definately looking a lot better nowadays than two years back.
Must be some benifit to keeping a smidge of debt on the books, else they would have wiped it out, plenty of cash coming in, thats the main thing (apart from giving it out to us)

I see that Taiwan is responsible for the bulk of the worlds semi-conductor industry, pretty vital to modern life in every aspect, so hopefully the chinese dont decide to copy Pootin, not to mention the humanitarian issues. They may not have the military might to fight of the US but their supply lines, which count for much in war, are much shorter.

Surely that would be slander?
Calling the FCA a "boys club" and implying iffy behaviour on a mere personal 'thought'/opinion with no evidence whatsoever

Paet, blinking spellchucker. Obviously part

I hope you are right on the first paet of your post GiantS, last thing the world needs is more conflict.
Mot so sure of the latter part

Absolutely DC, one sniff of negative news and i can see the 40's just around the corner.

Back in that "impossible" range again and on its way down further.

Just what will stop the descent in this sp.

Rampings not working, obviously.

Might be interested in the high 40's

Boardmasters opens tomorrow, 60000 drunk and drugged up kids probably more than a few in skimpy boo clothing rolling round the fields returns galore at the end of the week. Recommend the postman books some annual leave.

Seems trading for losses cant stand the heat.

Getting posts he cant read as he's filtered the posters removed now.

#goldfishdontlie

Never mind dung your wishes for mass flight disruption seems to have blown up in your face (why am i not surprised). Apparantly only TEN flights were cancelled. Memory rem8 ds me you thought there would be mass disruption.
Wrong again old boy

"Alliance News) - The start of a long-planned strike by Ryanair Holdings PLC cabin crew in Spain caused only limited disruption at the country's airports.
Ten flights had been cancelled on Monday and there had been 111 delays by the afternoon, the USO trade union said.
The Dublin-based budget airline predicted that operations over the months ahead would be disrupted minimally if at all."