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trading, no I'm German. Blackadder is total cult. I also love Monty Python's The Live of Brian and The Holy Grail. The first of the two is still nowadays more politically correct than it was when it first came out and in the second I find the Knights of... and the Killer Rabbit with the gnarly, gnarly teeth unbeatable. Did you know, that they used coconuts only, because the budget didn't stretch enough for real horses? :-) And then Fawlty Towers, of course, of which my favourite episode is 'Don't mention the War' :-)

trading, I think you will agree, that humour should be dry and it should hurt a little :-) I recently watched a sequence from an interview with Christoph Walz, the Austrian actor, were he described the difference between Austrians and Germans. Until then I thought the biggest difference between us was the language :-) , but no... according to Walz comparing Germans with Austrians is like comparing a battle ship to a Walz (the dance) :-)

trading :-) LOL :D it may strike you as a surprise, but my other half loves my humour :-)

Maverick, I think there is something huge brewing in the undergrowth. This rise of the SP is not a fluke. We have experienced 'flukes' before and this is different. All you need to do is to look at the chart, if you're not convinced and compare that to the past.

trading, you're very welcome, but you should perhaps buy yourself a bag of Sense of Humour :-)

And Maverick, didn't GJ mention 'global'? JPM is the door to global. You couldn't have more global exposure if you tried.

Maverick, there could be lots of attempt to entice us selling. I'll hold and if I can't take it anymore, then I come here or go and work in the garden lol :-)

Maverick, if this was true, then we could not own shares that may be worth £1 at some point, but they may be worth £20 or more.

That looks lush, mjc :-) Getting peckish now :-)

mjc :-) putting into consideration that our share is Amigo, we should be all be eating Paella :-)

Unknown_Trader, that is a great article. Thanks for sharing that. However, I'm not sure if the move to send lots of staff to EU-Land because of Brexit, as I found out via a debate in the Bundestag, that the finance sector is moving from EU-Land to Britain, to be able to operate more globally than they can do over there and because Britain's digital infrastructure is far more advanced than in any EU-Land country :-)

trading, you're more than welcome joining the Wooden Balls Club or if it suits you better, form your own. Douchebag Club, perhaps :-)

HH, making butter is easy. Just whisk full cream until it turns to butter, put the butter flakes into ice-water for a short while, don't throw away the liquid that's left over from whisking, that is buttermilk and very healthy. Take the butter out of the ice water, add salt, finely chopped garlic, a little bit of chili (but it's not necessary), or finely chopped chives, or both and shape it :-)

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Ignore Rbradley198. He only posted twice and if I go by that, he articulates himself with no more than one 5-letter word and depicting sound that is supposed to represent laughter. That is what happens when the family tree is a circle.

Toger, not sure for British Passport. Mine is impossible to renew since Cov and expired oodles years ago. Waiting for an appointment with somebody coming over to Newcastle from the German Consulate in Edinburgh. Fast track will bring the total cost to just below £200. It's extortion, if you ask me.

Spaghetti sounds great, I was thinking of making some home made pasta with bolognese sauce today and some small pizza bread rolls with home made garlic butter :-)

Ignore Rbradley198. He only posted twice and if I go buy that, he articulate himself with more than one 5-letter word and depicting sound that is supposed to represent laughter. That is what happens when the family tree is a circle.

LTH, you also picked up on that ;-) He said spoke more than once of helping people improving the credit score, so that they have a chance to get accepted again by mainstream lenders aka banks.
Did you e.g. know... that when you start off with a clean slate, meaning never had any debt at all, that you would not qualify for a mortgage? ;-) What the banks want to see before they even discuss mortgage with you, is that you had debt before and how you handled it. Unless... of course... my lovely children, you're lucky that your parents and grandparents (us here right now :- ) ) invested into Amigo in 2020 and 2021 :-) in which case, you'll be so filthy rich, that if the bank manager annoys you, you simply buy the bank and take great pleasure in sacking him :-)

FRanky... keep your old car. My car is Honda Civic about 20 years old. It's been well looked after, in good condition and the amount of money for repairs an services are only just beginning to pay off, as soon it'll be vintage, which will make the value go higher :-)

himace, keep adding and they'll let you join the "Balls of Steel Club" :-) Entrance requirement is 1 million shares :-) until then you're welcome in our Wooden Balls Club :-)