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another good call Pete :)

thank the heavens for small mercies, go cause trouble elsewhere, bye :)

Well i couldnt agree more, there certainly are some jokes on these boards.
As to any invite i am happy to confirm that there would be rather a large Q (see what i did there) waiting for the arrival of such a fine upstanding 'member' of the public (that is, of course, bs), would be akin to the Airplane film when the people waiting stretched the length of the aisle.
The compo is a rather good idea mind, im sure sage's current alter ego is having a good giggle on that front, alas billy isnt on the guest list, so any suggestions to be made via alternative methods.
By the way rya rising higher, further from dungs 8e, antagonists 14e, and far above rf's 4e

of course QZ, of course you can. just look in the mirror its where you'll find it ;)))))

you know nothing, you just insult and talk rubbish, well known for it thats why absolutely nobody takes any notice of you, quite funny really :)
I never said my average here is 8e, you need to learn to read, oh and do keep up i hold 40k glen @ 300, posted that a while back, my rdsb owe me 12.52, do try and get your facts right for once.
How much you down on your Anto now?

If by this you mean it is acceptable for you to post
(quote) "Shaperite? Thanks for tramping over my up to date possibly whitty comments, With your usual boring trivial pointless comments.."
to somebody who wasnt even adressing you, much less "giving you a hard time posting crap" then that might go someway to explaining why so few people actually bother conversing with you these days. Its only ever the same 2-3 people that bother, I know you've noticed :)
Quite a few of us, who have seen you for what you are, George, Ken, Aether, Craig etc etc wonder why you werent banned for your ****** comments just last week.
Anyway, already conversed enough with you for my liking, off to wash the smell off.

And that is exactly why im not taking my profits yet - i also expect much more to come, i thought id made that quite clear? Im an investor.
Now if i could pop in and out i might trade some . . . . . but i cant, so a hold for more from me.
Good to hear the max electrical issue is resolved, however small it was in reality.
No dig from me Qz, you abused two decent other posters (your usual mo) on glen, i just 'tutted', no need to follow me around talking 14e garbage, unless simply to cause trouble as usual.

Fp, would appear so, but minimal cost to rectify according to this article. MrJBri may know more and could advise?. Hardly an issue at the moment with flights still disrupted so much still.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57028687

My average much much lower than 14, closer to Unc Dungs 8 area, so no complaints from me whatsoever, shame as UK based i cant add shares to increase it!

Tucson, Would need far more information to give a timescale for any installation, far far to many variables that i just dont have clarity on to make a realistic informed estimate regarding install time. terrain, manpower, equipment delivery timescales, elevation/distance etc etc. Not forgetting of course what the water delivery requirments are, how much recycling/reusing etc. Not an exact science im afraid, i only wish it was.
Should (hopefully) the messia announce their plans for this element of essential work i may be able to add.
Typically today my big UK festival got in touch to start detailed planning for their event - left it very late this year due to lockdown, only leaves till early August to organise and build, going to be very very tight this year as normally we start planning in March!

To be clear Dusty, im not a fan of buybacks at all, my comments not meant as such. However, if any business is going to buy so many back consistantly and states as much it will put a floor under the sp, and lead, as the buybacks progress, to a (theoretical) rise in SP. Thats why its done.
Personally, i think its a stupid thing to do when prices are so high. Specifically i dont like the thought that i as a private investor dont get the choice where the company choses to spend the profits made on my investment monies, i would maybe prefer to spend the cash released as additional divis elsewhere, for example.

doing good Glenn, hope you are too, nice to have those glendas back over my 300 breakeven.

same old same old it seems tut tut

thing is, if they do repurchase any decent amount it will (theoretically) drive the price up, so the first batch will be cheaper than the latter ones, so reducing the amount bought overall.
I dont have millions of these, around 500, but planning to see prior to special divi - held outside of isa and dont want to lose cash due to tax.

fp, consistant & performing magnificently, against what you'd expect with covid about perhaps, strange times but obviously the market likes em and long may that continue. Expecting a bit of a dip with the new rising case numbers mind.
Seems that azn are finally getting some of the rewards of their great achievement as well, price creeping up which is good to see.

12 miles long if i recall correctly???
small bore continual draw with pumped multi storage to counter elevation and frictional losses = fairly quick, especially if can get pipe drums and trailers in and uncoil with helos.
A large festival i look after with several miles of small bore pipe and 30 odd 10k litre buffers takes around 2 weeks with a decent crew (but thats upto drinking water standards, not needed for mine or even remotely practical on surface in hot climate)
larger bore consequential on/off demand, less storage, but bigger heavier more expensive kit = slower.
I just hope they have junked the nonsense solar pump plans.

Talking of garbage, whats happened to Uncle Dung? been hiding under a rock or something for a fortnight now.

highly likely, Boris is going to want some good news to spinout of the g7, given most of the attendees are hardly the uks best buddies at the moment.

come on Douggie wake up, you've had at least 7 mins to blabber on about this new negative media item, whats up with you man you're slipping

(Alliance News) - The Competition & Markets Authority said Wednesday it is probing whether British Airways and Ryanair have broken UK consumer law over ticket refunds.

The CMA has opened enforcement cases into both firms over concerns that, during periods of lockdown across the UK, BA, part of International Consolidated Airlines Group, and Ryanair refused to give refunds to consumers that were lawfully unable to fly. The firms instead offered vouchers or the option to rebook.

"While we understand that airlines have had a tough time during the pandemic, people should not be left unfairly out of pocket for following the law. Customers booked these flights in good faith and were legally unable to take them due to circumstances entirely outside of their control. We believe these people should have been offered their money back," said CMA Chief Executive Andrea Coscelli.

The probe into flight refunds comes as an industry body warned the "failed and damaging" traffic light system for international travel must be abandoned if the UK travel and tourism sector is to be saved from total collapse.

London-based World Travel & Tourism Council said the UK government must scrap the system which has "wreaked havoc" among consumers and businesses in order to save hundreds of thousands of jobs, PA reports.

The risk-based system with red, amber and green ratings for countries around the world determines the quarantine and coronavirus testing requirements people face when returning to the UK.

But Portugal being moved from the green to amber caught many holidaymakers by surprise and left thousands of UK tourists scrambling to get home before new quarantine rules came into force on Tuesday morning.

It led to the government facing accusations it had not kept to promises over a "green watchlist" that would have given travellers increased warning about a country potentially coming off the safe list.

The WTTC said that moving to a more transparent and easier to understand system will restore consumer confidence and provide a "much-needed" boost to the travel and tourism sector.

IAG shares were up 0.6% early Wednesday, while Ryanair shares were up 0.1%.

Pennon took over Bournemouth water a while back, promising no great changes to the operation there. In reality they have practically emptied the offices and moved a very substantial number of staff to Pennon bases or got rid of them, promising efficency and critical mass savings etc etc. It went along the usual corporate line of 'your jobs moved 100 miles and been down graded, take it or leave' oh bye, shut the door on the way out. A lot of empty 'relocated' roles were then never filled with the spare cash going you can guess where!.
The same will no doubt happen at Bristol.
Id imagine this is why the directors have jumped rather than suffer this sort of indignation.

oooo, the Benidorm variety, now that is one to definately avoid.