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If he is going to start early concentrate production as indicated in October... All the criteria he set out is met. Come on Michael, connect the dots feller

Yup, im expecting a whole boat load of rns,s

Nor me refuge, I'm like a little boy whistling in the dark.

Chocolate hobnobs and a new fridge on site for the grafters. (Card carriers only)

Chinese tungsten concentrate imports rise by 96%

I am still totally baffled by the current malarkey..

We've had over a 100million buys in the last 7 days so someone must be flogging a few

Nowt rong wif the guardian, except it's to right wing... Best cryptic crossword going... Used to do it at work on the bog to pass a few hours.

Stood a money goatherd

Chess lol

Chris is a game with no corners to hide in played on a square board.. I know how the world works oldie mate... I'm just cruising through it, moving with the tides and watching the moon in its naughty sky...

:-))

You mean the establishment don't you oldie.... I missed the religious institutions off me little list yesterday.. my apologies... They p iss in the same pot mate.

Spot on mate, the idle rich have been living off the backs of the workers for millennia...lazy twats, even mentions it in the Bible... " The rich are your oppressors" and that's a Jew talking for yer!

Dreamy. Thats a discount of around %10 and I think it's a sensible guess for the purpose of calculations. Prices up a dollar a ton in China this morning.

Poor stealthy, youre just one of life's victims mate ;-) , dreadful northern seafret here again today, cleared for about 6 hours yesterday but back with a typical summer vengeance now.

Leopold Galtieri and Arthur Scargill were two two perfect gifts from Satan to his Sister in crime... such is the formation of history and it's recording... Right Michael, some updates please, thick and fast.

Thank God the Tory's don't have to borrow money now the unions are smashed and inflation is beaten then troa !!!

In the post-war period, the UK economy experienced strong growth with moderate inflation. However, in the 1970s, we see inflation rising to double figures and reaching over 25%. This inflation was due to rising oil prices (oil prices tripled in the 1970s). There was also inflation due to rising wages. Unions were relatively powerful and were bargaining for higher wages to keep up with the rising cost of living – causing a wage-inflationary spiral.

I remember when I first started work and they taught us about blue, brown and white asbestos, and the different amounts according to colour the industry allowed us to breathe for our safety's sake !!