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I saw this on the RRR board [which is unusually busy there today with 30 posts so far today]

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/londons-junior-market-needs-to-sharpen-up-its-aim-rdlccggth

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https://archive.ph/2oux7

Asparagus - as reliable as a lettuce?

What else would you expect?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGkjsruWVvw

https://www.ft.com/content/16947980-2da2-49f3-980c-401c80cb36a9

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https://archive.ph/YjTtZ

Blue,

Get some "tomato grow bags" and some canes stick, plant the tomato plants in the grow bags and build a lattice for the tomatoes to grow up into.

https://www.google.com/search?q=tomato+grow+bags

You do realise that your food contains DNA & RNA (or are you that thick that you do not?)?

James Cooper has written interesting reads about Copper... here is his take on Aluminium

https://daily.fattail.com.au/aluminiumthe-copper-grid-alternative/20240502/

Fat Tail is a site new to me; not sure about it and they seem to exist to sell you their 'premium' content. Interesting Aluminium article nonetheless.

'Full Build: 1963 Amphibious Car'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZdAVzK4Md0

Gas Monkey Garage is now a YouTube only TV programme

The Dear Leader (praise be his name) cannot be replaced! The company would become bankrupt without his devotees buying shares to support the company.

Superstanskii on Twitter: "Boris Johnson probably “forgot” his ID as a PR stunt for attention. It’s terrifying that he was briefly Prime Minister. That relentless sex yeti only definitively knows the location of his mistresses lady gardens."

https://twitter.com/supertanskiii/status/1786108088199651731

I think she is 100% correct... Doris greased the wheels of self-publicity turning with this story. And the media lapped it up.

#burnt_toast made from out of date mouldy white bread

#burnt_toast

After the Blackpool South parliamentary by-election: "Tony Blair achieved four 20 point plus swings from Cons when he was opposition leader - Starmer has now achieved five - including four of the top 5 largest ever, all achieved in the last year"

https://twitter.com/robfordmancs/status/1786243122005000621

And the #Tories are trying to spin the results as “Whilst this is tough night for the Conservative party, it’s clear there is absolutely no love for Keir Starmer". Do they think the Public are still stupid?

#losers

First half income was £382k; full year expected to be £600k to £650k so 2nd half income expected between £218k and £268k representing a fall of between 30 and 40%.

'Britain must go it alone when it comes to interest rates'

That has gone really well for Erdoğan; we really need the Brilliance of the Lettuce back.

Death traps from the Land of Shortcuts... Worth a watch: "Why China Can’t Censor and is Panicking about this EV Disaster"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HpkDUWAKFM

Minister ‘sorry’ as veterans find ID cards not valid for English elections

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/may/02/minister-sorry-as-veterans-find-id-card-not-valid-for-english-elections

'Rishi Sunak’s spokesperson said earlier that Downing Street had no concerns about voter ID more generally, adding: “We don’t want to see anyone turned away from polling stations, we want everyone to be able to vote. Experience from the last local elections was that 99.75% of people were able to cast their vote successfully.”'

But student cards will never be accepted...

Adrian - still feeling persecuted? Seems like it if you opened yet another account just to agree with a comment about banning people...

I thought that The Dear Leader said that shareholders would be retiring in the Bahamas at $55 a barrel of oil or some figure around that. The only one likely to be retiring there off gains from UKOG is SS (praise be his name).

Germany lost the cheap gas so lost cheap energy and then lost the chemical industries reliant on the energy. They know that monetary wealth is no good if you have no security so told Putin to fück off.

Troajan,

Bloomberg's Money Distilled email has the headline 'Higher for longer' today:

Last night, the most important central bank in the world – the Federal Reserve – made its latest decision on interest rates.

Everyone knew that the Fed had no intention of cutting rates. The data in the US on both the economic and the inflation front has consistently been too strong for that. (John Authers has a lot more on the detail of the US economic data behind the decision here.)

What investors were really looking out for was the tone. Although markets still expect rate cuts this year – even if it’s just one – the fear has been starting to creep about an absence of cuts, or even a hike.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2024-05-02/what-the-federal-reserve-interest-rate-decision-means-for-uk-markets

Assura might take a little longer?