Always remember that violence is the last resort of a tired mind. I do not find these antics particularly funny Kernow, but rather pathetic and a more obvious example of the increasing prevalence of individuals using modern media to liberally spray mindless vitriol at those who conduct themselves with more dignity.

Fear not. There are still more of US than THEM!

Mn,

I am not so sure!

But I think you must have enjoyed forming that last but one sentence.

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Thanks Fred, I certainly did. I find liberally spraying my mindless homespun nonsense to the masses via modern media extremely cathartic, if not just a little narcissistic.

Ho hum. Back to my horlicks and evening nap!

mrsi
re your post 1703, are you now prepared to accept and confirm that you no longer consider me to be a liar? dont mean we have to agree on anything.
you did accuse.
look forward to your reply
man or mouse?
jkd

Aye!!! Knew I was right it is Fred in disguise :o)

CC
not me , our posts must have crossed in ether.
regards
jkd

jkd - no not you, I was referring to post 1712 mnamreh, regards CC.

11 post including "Bullshare "
and no one said anything about LLOY

SHAME on you all

jkd

just forget it, i do not intend to read the post .......from Talk to yourself, I already said that earlier

LONDON (Reuters) - Invista Real Estate (INRE.L), a property fund manager majority controlled by Lloyds Banking Group, said on Monday it is in talks with a third party which may lead to a takeover offer, sending its shares sharply higher.

At 1:42 p.m., shares of Invista were up 43 percent to 72 pence each, giving the company a market capitalisation of about 191 million pounds.

"These discussions are at a highly preliminary stage and there can be no certainty that any offer will be made," said Invista, which is 55 percent-owned by Lloyds' (LLOY.L) HBOS Plc.

The potential takeover of Invista, whose next biggest shareholder is the Wellcome Trust with 24 percent, follows the RBS's (RBS.L) sale of its non-core asset management businesses to Aberdeen (ADN.L), as part of its overhaul following the government rescue.

Maybe the drop today was due to this reporting ..........

LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Britain's largest banks should be
broken up to ensure that the riskier activities are separated
from the more conventional retail operations, Liberal Democrat
leader Nick Clegg said on Monday.

C Carson,

You seem confused as usual. Perhaps, you shouldn't write after your bedtime.

No it was down due to the size of my sell on Friday.











8-)

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strange change of energy here.anyone else notice it? maybe it is just me, i find it very strange., maybe its just me.
regards
jkd

JKD.

Suggest dark room and lie down for 10mins.

Then strong coffee and hope!

JKD Is strange more conducive to a convivial atmosphere than on this thread than the aggression (passive or overt) listed previously? plus ca change!

PS ignore first 'than'.

Just as a matter of interest has anybody got anything constructive to say about Lloyds bank? Any opinion re buy or sell for instance would be a good starting point! Anybody????