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No Julians or even Roberts on this but half the names past from the cup bb are on this list. Saw you had sold your pfd for the time being denis. As for aims and some posters on the bbs well I think you already know my viewpoint http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2390940/Men-called-John-David-Steve-likely-business-Tony-Matthew-Jimmy.html#ixzz2eg5Vevfx Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Most successful names in business and Bill, Mr. Dobbie will be glad to hear, just makes it into the top 20. And after all those comments I've made about all the men who passed fleetingly through this bb just to chat to m - take a look at this. The study examines connection between first names and achievements Also found Paul, Alan and Richard have better chance of striking it rich - you don't say eh Ivor. Where are they now eh they've even sold up their solg. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2390940/Men-called-John-David-Steve-likely-business-Tony-Matthew-Jimmy.html#ixzz2eg5Vevfx Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

EMGOMG - Not sure what you're after from a dating site. After 8 years' if it's a serious long-lasting relationship you're after then none of them have worked for you. Would it not be fair to say that or are you saying that the two sites you are currently trying out are having better results for you. I've often said that if I get reincarnated I want to come back as a Muslim man and have four wives on the go at the same time lol. Maybe dating sites aren't for you in which case they say a lot of folk meet the folk in the supermarket or out walking the dog but I'm not sure if that's for casual encounters or life long friendshp atb.

shareinterested - "I recommend sell and buy back later. I did.comments?" Are you holding cup then now or is the selling and buying back later something you did in the past. I think you first became interested in cup around the same time as I did for the same reasons - ie that you thougt they had produced a strong set of results in early March. I confined my enthusiasm to the cup bb but you were saying cup looked good on the bbs of other shares. ta

myself. He was a marvellous as that Atticus Finch Bloke with Tatum as his daughter.

Quite unruly tonight on the pfd bb. Oh I don't know why I bother looking in here anymore. Do you reckon James Maggs is still holding here and that HATS and Bingocaller fella. Two fat ladies 88. Goodnight.

Do you see what can happen though when you start mixing with the middle classes, never mind getting your French pluperfect subjunctives as wrong as the girl from Gordonstoun, you start to type sight for site and vice versa lol. The other typo in my post was Jan 2011 - meant Jan 2012. My mother thought my aunt was a bit aspirational when she called her daughter Denise. For a minute there, I thought you were going to play me Hey Jude. Nice divi due here soon - I'll hopefully catch you before you head off for the States. I read a former kaz holder saying she had bother trading other than through trading plans from abroad using a British based broker. Do you ever have that problem or is the only problem that you are not awake on time for the release of important rnses when you are over there? Think you should have sold your kaz in May when the enrc takeover announcement was made and it got to £4 or just shy of that. Still news there today at 1.00 pm. ATB

has been on a fortnight's holiday then he will be due back now and I have fres divis just waiting for the first ramper to lure me into something dangerous. LOL Russell the bad habits you can pick up from men on these bbs. I meant film censor not sensor.

1.00pm today is the latest deadline here for acceptance of the offer. LOL never been the last poster on any bb not even the bb were I thought I might have enjoyed that "accolade " but more glory to be had in being the first poster on a bb surely which I have been. Assuming you support a certain football team, would you say a stadium tour is worth a trip down from Scotland this autumn. If your name has nothing to do with footie then I can ask my old buddy bonz1957 as he has loads of shares in arsenal but might make him a bit biased. Think he had loads of shares in Millwall too. Wonder how that works then.

is clear now and I am commenting as a customer and former shareholder. I was in a small branch yesterday and they are doing a lot to make the products sexier. Chocolate fountain now oozes white and as well as milk chocolate and loads of new stuff added to the range. Grapes as well as strawberries for the healthy option and mini doughnuts etc etc. in pots waiting to be drizzled. Clear though that as the number of stores are being reduced, not only are own store overall sales declining but so too are like for like a little and even Direct or on-line but production and commercial sales are up. Saw the store yesterday selling a big box for £5 and tesco selling a similar sized boxed for £13 and my question would be:how much of that £13 are tht as opposed to tesco going to get in the future. ATB to all long-termers here.

Not all are basket cases - look at Weir's of Cathcart. Some people use the volatility which the short trading can create to make money though they might not be short selling themselves. Good luck with the new things you have your eye on.

People used to take their rotten fruit to the Trongate/Gallowgate in Glasgow to enjoy a day's entertainment throwing it and watching public hangings. I once had a colleague I used to look up to until he told me all the gory details of a beheading he watched on some tv channel of a hostage in a foreign country. He told me the process had taken quite a while and I didn't know who I regarded as more savage - the perpetrators or him. Certainly wouldn't have wanted to meet him on a dark night after work.

If you get yourself on a murder charge in jail then the advocates and barristers will be queuing up to get you off and make a name for themselves, the tabloid journalists will be queuing up outside the house of the victim's family to get a photograph or some other piece of info and women and men even children of film sensors will be wanting to marry you because you've led a colourful life. I suppose some people even found the fame of Albert Pierrepoint, the excutioner, a big turn on though he did say himself that capital punishment never solved anything. What a warped society we have eh.

This is the most tenuous link ever but I only have around 7 weeks to organise that trip to Annfield, the home of Liverpool FC much loved by the CE here. Julian is a sort of posh name for a lad though is it not & was he not in the Famous 5. It's like Lindsey - as in Buckingham. I am glad the music shops have survived too in one form or another. I bought at 82 point something pence in late Apr 2010 with some of my proceeds from rbs at .5875p pre-consolidation. The share had been tipped heavily by a renowned or notorious - depending on your viewpoint - former rbs poster rblackie who was asked for his tip for 2010 on the rbs bb and he had one or two sheep lol. I chased it all the way down selling some along the way when it had 50% plus rises in 24 hours and other double digit percentage rises on several days. One Friday in Jan 2011 with an average standing at around 4.5 ish pence, I came home from a cookery class to find it up over 200% in the space of two & a half hours & my sister and hubby had apparently been trying to phone me incessantly about that for a couple of hours. I sold most in the 7s I think but forgot about a few in certificated form which I sold on the Monday. Bought back in at some point later that month & it did have its moments after that for trading but, in Dec 2012, I was intent on selling before the interims as they were usually bad (covering the summer months' trading) & buying back in only if the Christmas trading had gone well. I noticed a group of folk arriving on the lse and advfn bbs just before the interims trying to pump up the share & it spiked just at the time when I had been planning to sell anyway. The interims were dire and the covenant breaching likelihood really meant they only had a 50/50 chance or even less as you say. The previous months' rnses had been rather economical with the truth & the only hope was a strong Christmas. Some iis had sold on the quiet so regulations mean nothing. I quickly redeemed my pure points but the vouchers for 20 singles downloads failed to arrive but I did get my Annfield stadium tour & lunch for two voucher & an Arsenal stadium tour voucher by mistake so I'll need to see if both can be validated though it would be a lot of hassle for me to get to London but will go to Liverpool at some point during the school holidays in Oct & see John Lennon's boyhood home if the NTS property is still open at that time of the year. I did a spot of shopping today too. The hmv in Silverburn - probably on the exact sight of my old school - is still vacant but Spots Direct next door is stocked to the gunnels in the way that jjb there never was & despite competition from jd sports is busy. White and milk choc now flowing for the fountains in tht. Hey but we put up a good fight http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hqdZ4AWSaI

I know you mean well but the last share tip I followed was from rblackie on the rbs bb who said hmv was his tip for 2010. He continued to praise the share on the relevant bb and I took the plunge and bought in there at the end of April 2010 with some of my proceeds from rbs which hasn't quite lived up to mr blackie's expectations since then and he has vanished from the lse bbs along with hmv though I feel he may still be with us in spirit lol. If you just follow your own advice then you can praise yourself if you do well and only have yourself to blame when things go wrong. ATB

Not the biggest of fans of the Motley fool but even so http://www.fool.co.uk/news/investing/2013/08/27/should-i-buy-old-mutual-plc.aspx LOL because that was the short version of Thriller you played, the Vincent Price/ Hallow'een guess the share price competition reference from the kaz bb didn't connect with me at first. LOL very clever. Oh Rag Doll why not eh as there's nobody else on here anyhow might as well indulge ourselves http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYBZqfOZiS4

Moyo appointed non-executive director of Old Mutual Plc http://www.thezimbabwemail.com/business/17905-standard-bank-aims-to-keep-dominance-in-africa.html Old Mutual PLC Update on acquisition in Ghana http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20130903-700469.html Old Mutual to Expand Products in Kenya as Industry Grows http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-27/old-mutual-to-expand-products-in-kenya-as-industry-grows-1-.html Hello denis. I know the music shop used to do the London Lovebox festival. Not only has the Ayr branch survived but when I passed a couple of branches under threat they were vey much Alive and Kicking as Simple Minds would have sung. The East Kilbride branch for one and despite the flagship Scottish branch in Buchanan Street remaining, there was no doubt that the under threat Argyle Street branch in Glasgow was a music shop when I passed it a couple of weeks ago with the tunes sounding out loudly enough to put off any enterprising buskers setting up store in the vicinity and all Fopp shops surviving too so it looks like debt was jettisoned at your expense and others like you and it's very much business as usual. Not sure what went on there but assets like the bookshops and live venues were bought and then sold off - some back to the original owners - for a fraction of the price paid and there was an oligarch involved there too lol. Texas have grown on me. Sharleen supported Paul McCartney at Hampden a couple of years ago but feel their stuff is imitative of so many others Martika Love thy will be done and there was a son of late politicians in the group lol. I went to school with the younger sister of the Simple Minds's Keybaord player and they lived two streets away from me but you could still hear them practising on the drums etc. My late mum said they were all simple minded at my school. Four Seasons had a second wind when I was young with Oh What a Night and Silverstar. Hyman on iii is fond of their older stuff. Jersey lol. One of the most disturbed posters I ever came across on these bbs lived there and has that in his different user names. Scottish entrepreneurs and inventors from humble backgrounds so many but Ann Gloag, Michelle Mone Brian Soutar, Tom Farmer and Tom Hunter all spring immediately to mind. I've fought against injustice, prejudice and snobbery all my life denis and I should really play Rag Doll but my eldest brother was about 16 years older than me and was a lovely guy who would sing The Boxer and other songs with a message so how about this one from Paul Simon about Africa http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDg6YHjN72A Talking of iii, I should go onto the kaz bb tonight over there if I can be bothered. Speak soon.

I guess Leeman and crazyinlove are on holiday (lol maybe they've flown off together) so we better be nice to their bb while they are away. The point I was trying to make is that you can suss out the weird ones after a bit of chit chat on line - just as you can on these bbs. Not so easy to gauge somebody's character if you are meeting them face to face for the first time without them becoming your pen friend or your poison pen friend first.

http://www.standard.co.uk/business/markets/from-out-of-africa-old-mutual-is-a-money-manager-with-a-plan-to-go-back-to-its-roots-8801637.html Now which lse poster does he look and sound like except he's a Liverpool not Everton supporter lol. denis you sound to have had a more interesting weekend than me at the Four Seasons thing and Hyde Park concert. I've been going round churches, cells in the bowels of sheriff courts, cemeteries and mausoleums (more links there than you would imagine) as part of Open Doors thingy. Did hear a part of the bbc 2 concert on the car radio and they played my song from my heyday at the Queen Margaret Union. Dancing Queen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFrGuyw1V8s

Dating sites accused of failing to protect women from men with history of abuse Online dating sites are not doing enough to protect women from being targeted by stalkers and men convicted of domestic violence, according to a new anti-stalking charity. Read more http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2013/sep/07/stalking-harassment-online-dating-sites Mind you better sussing him out for months on-line rather than have to squeeze through the window of the ladies loo in a pub and jump out in your high heels to get off home. Not always possible to phone a friend either.