Member Info for Mousekewitz

The car park to the right, I know as TESCO and 'yes' they did have a sitting area, but I can't recall them selling alcohol. I don't need it anyway and I would've been hugely upset had they sold alcohol in the children's play area.

@Deanjames, I didn't reverse any old other car, but a Honda Civic VTec ;-) It was easy, as I drove it forward with 230 Km/hour on a German Motorway, so reversing it in that situation was a doddle for me ;)

@Deanjames, I bet you also remember Morrillo's in H'West :D. The only Italian Cafeteria with a Welsh touch lol :-)

@Deanjames, that fits. The only downside of the country called Wales I experienced, when I took I wrong turn with the car and had to follow a road that had solid rock on either side, and the road itself was too narrow to turn my car around. Once I got to the end of the road, I saw a field and had to reverse about 1.5 miles back to trafficky-normality :-) This wasn't as much fun as it reads now, but it was an experience that I wouldn't want to miss for the world :-)

I have seen the most beautiful beaches, but you couldn't get to them, unless you had a boat or dared abseiling down. Wales is wonderful.

@Deanjames, if I'd answer your question with 'yes' you'd call me a liar. So I answer it like that: He still walks backwards across snow ;-)

@Deanjames, to your information, Pembrokeshire was one of the first British areas who had Broadband Internet ;) and we're talking about 2000 ;)

@Iknownuffin we lived in Haverfordwest or Hwlffordd. Southwest Wales. The most beautiful part of the Coastal Path. I loved hiking from Broadhaven to Newgale. There is a wonderful when you come off the Coast Path in Newgale.

@Deanjames in Brawdy and later in Creden.

Deanjames, oh...that's why I ran so many sheep over :-) They looked the same to me ;)

Iknownuffin, we lived in Wales for two years, my husband was posted there. I was amazed about 'ARAF' being painted on the tarmac of every junction and whenever I read 'Dim Palmant' I thought: Either there is a lot of villages called Dim Palmant or it's a city (Dim Palmant means 'Watch out for Pedestrains' or something like that lol. It was only when I learned that 'Merry Christmas' means 'Nadollig Llawen' in Welsh and sounded to me like 'nadelig klauen' (stealing with needles) I felt sort of at home there. But I'm settled in Geordieland now :-)

Deanjames, if by 'Welsh Einstein' you are referring to me (and I can tell by you talking about 'seeing green' then rest assured that I will not abuse in Welsh. In fact, apart from Nadollig Llawen, Araf, and Dim Palmant I don't know Welsh. But I tell you something in my native language right now: "An boesen Worten, die man hinunter schluckt, hat sich noch niemand den Magen verdorben" ;) Eat that! ;)

Iknownuffin, I agree, that Green Energy is the Telecommunications of the 90s. I had that foresight a long time ago and I was right, my Bushveldts went from 8p to currently 20.6p, my shares in a gold mine went up also by about the same. Not sure if you remember, that I started this again after decades and with an extremely small budget of about £200 per month. But I am proving my point to my family, that there is money to be made on the share market. After investing my first 200 into Amigo, I invested my next 200 into Bushveldt (still had a few Pan African floating around, but they pay a dividend, so I invested more into them before the cut-off date). It's a lot more research- and work intensive, but money is there. So here I am today: £600 turned into £1300 :-)

Iknownuffin, they're not investing, they're into acquisition, their accounts show no profit so far. cruising around the 24K line to keep them going. It's risky. I could be totally wrong about them, they might turn out to become a company eating machine, the likes of P&G ;)

Inknownuffin, that's ok. I was thinking of selling my Pan African Resources for now and buy back into PNPL :-) They're kind of...stagnant for the last few weeks. I can always back into them with profits I made elsewhere ;)

Phew! First day in ages that my Amigo investment is less in the red :-) by about a fiver or so :-) If we can keep this up, then I should be in the blue range in about 2030 :o) lol...I hope this upward trend keep sneaking us all out of the pit. Have made a small profit with the new Pineapple Power, sold - and invested the lot straight into more Bushveldt :o), which went up. I'm not sure what I'm doing, but initial start-off capital of £600 suddenly turned into £1300. If Amigo now turns blue, then I might be a millionaire next Christmas :-)

Jimmy, according to H&L a share of Amigo to buy is costing 11.50p right now. Not saying this is correct, just saying what they say. If this is true, then there is hope :-)

Just thought I pop in and wish you all a Happy Christmas :-) My garden is a little white, we had some snow :-)

Alfa, true, but she repeated what he said ;)

Alfa, when that got pointed out, she wasn't even aware that children are being used in Congo the dig up Cobalt. Completely ignorant of that fact.