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Some on Twitter say it is a litre bottle and taking the micky as he hates the EU and their measurements...

The MP Sir Charles Walker was on C4 News explaining his pink of milk protest - but it looked like he was waving around a 750ml bottle.

https://twitter.com/itssophiemorris/status/1375170557340233729/photo/1

The FT reported that Cameron had options in Greensill "worth as much as 1 per cent of the company, according to industry figures with knowledge of the matter, a potential windfall with Greensill looking to raise funds last year at a $7bn valuation ahead of a planned initial public offering."

And now RR are scrambling to secure steel with thousands of jobs at steak [fillet, only the best for the CONservatives].

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5H1-CHyzME

good stuff?

"Markets Are Underestimating Biden’s Resolve on Taxes, Infrastructure, and Spending

President Joe Biden ‘s all-but-the-kitchen-sink approach to economic stimulus has some investors nervous. They should be, says Wall Street veteran and Democratic insider Charles Myers. The administration’s plan is to run the economy as hot as possible into the midterms, he says—never mind the consequences for markets."

https://www.barrons.com/articles/why-markets-underestimate-bidens-resolve-on-taxes-infrastructure-and-spending-51616684322?mod=hp_COMMENTARY_1

balancedviewer,

I have noticed some people seem to filter manually; they boldly proclaim they are filtering someone [probably hoping others will do so and therefore not read posts pointing out weaknesses] but not actually filter.

These people still want to read what is written, so they can respond if needed, but can then ignore what they chose to on the basis that they have not read the post.

"He's probably just ignoring you like everyone else?"

That is a rather odd post to make aimed at someone who is allegedly being ignored? Do you see the irony?

Most people cannot get their knees or hips seen to at the moment and Doris thinks the solution is the arachnid solution - how many hand transplants can the NHS undertake a year? And, where would you attach them to?

What do they have to hide?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/25/revealed-police-barred-from-searching-queens-estates-for-looted-artefacts

Remember - GOV always says you would only be worried about them spying on your communications if you had something to hide / if you are worried you are a nonce

Is he so f**king dumb that he does not realise the words will be quoted back to him about his own party? No wonder Doris wants him onboard...

kenny100,

Bloomberg says Lloyd's list says that just under $10b of goods go through the canal on an average day. How much of that is parts, chemicals and other raw materials and how much is already completely made good is anyone's guess.

If the blockage results in a few days shipping delays then it will only be in the millions; get into a few weeks and critical components could run out in factories and lost manufacturing could run into many billions a day. Chip shortages are currently costing the automotive industry over $1 billion a day.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/suez-snarl-seen-halting-9-043734265.html

£50 a barrel disposal costs is in the ballpark - see extract on BP costs below; the figures given here represent £75and £66 a barrel:

"Planning for the new system took four months and the first lot of waste was transferred in June 2015. The drilling rig has since treated 49,362 barrels of open drain water from the Valhall complex while the platform has received 85,228 barrels of waste from the plugging and abandonment operation, delivering cost savings of approximately £9 million. The new approach also avoids the need to transport and treat the waste onshore and send to landfill"

https://oilandgasuk.co.uk/bp-waste-swap-delivers-savings-of-9million/

No - they came as part of a bulk buy; we could not have got the overwhelming number of good ones without the odd rotten apple. That she needs to feel more white and more English than the home-grown ones seems to hint at a deep-rooted feeling of inadequacy, she may be suffering from short woman syndrome.

'sar...tick up'

They announce that they are delaying publishing interim accounts and the price goes up! An economist would classify this type of irrational price reaction as a feature of a popular stock in an overheated market. Of course, it does not mean that SAR is overpriced but...

Is the daily 'number' of oil tankers actually a fraction?

Would rampers like people who read this board like people considering buying shares in this company to think that multiple loads of oil are taken away daily? If those people bought in under false impressions overpay?

Fewer customers? Hopefully things will be getting more normal soon. It will mean the end of furlough and the newly unemployed will find that you cannot eat shares so may have to sell popular stocks.

Some speculative shares that seem overpriced could re-rate downwards quickly if they come under selling pressure.

He started as a geek engineer at NASA [post rec]

A fire at Renesas’ plant in Ibaraki Prefecture will affect its ability to supply devices to the automotive sector and other markets.

https://www.eetasia.com/fire-destroys-300mm-line-of-renesas-naka-factory/

An article on the soil damage done to the topsoil in the Prairie Belt by mono-culture farming. Some over-wintering is being done now, but it can take a decade to rejuvenate topsoil and farmers are never keen to spend now to see benefits many years later

https://e360.yale.edu/features/how-the-loss-of-soil-is-sacrificing-americas-natural-heritage

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