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Lambykins's Dutch Coffee House - ADULTS ONLY (LAMB)     

Spaceman - 28 Jan 2005 23:56


CLOSED - THANKS to all customers for the last few years

JStratford - 25 Apr 2007 17:15 - 14591 of 24230

Join the club... What you reading? And not to be picky, but I thought the BB came out at 2pm there time, so 7 ours?

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 17:23 - 14592 of 24230

LOl you are right I'm back in GMT ;>) Oh well another hour to read!
I'm reading Colin Thubron's Among The Russians - recount of his journey before the iron curtain really came down in the early 80's.
What are you reading?

JStratford - 25 Apr 2007 17:27 - 14593 of 24230

Sounds a bit intellectual!!!
Meant to be reading up on balance of payments and IS/LM stuff, but in reality keep going back to Clarksons Born to be Riled :-)

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 17:31 - 14594 of 24230

Far from intellectual I assure you, interesting though, I like different travel/adventure type books and as a single person travelling alone in Russia at that time he was a novelty item ;>)

Clarkson - read one a while back, a collection of his newspaper columns about life in general, number two son has the You've Got Soul (or something like that) one.

JStratford - 25 Apr 2007 17:36 - 14595 of 24230

Have to read it at some point then. Number two son's got taste... about machines that are more than just machines if I remember correctly.

Looks like the markets waiting for the BB as well.

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 17:54 - 14596 of 24230

Yes I'm going to fix another cuppa and sneak out for a ciggie - back shortly ;>)
Still at least even with BST and 7pm not 6pm, it leaves time to go and watch Property Ladder and The Apprentice afterwards - ahh the joys of simple living :>)
(It's OK...bunny's are odd) LOL

Socrates - 25 Apr 2007 17:56 - 14597 of 24230

Hello all, another day of hard graft under my belt. Any grub left, I'm a bit peckish?

JStratford - 25 Apr 2007 18:06 - 14598 of 24230

Have a chicken sarnie Socs. Take it you had to put the hammock up yourself then, if the days been so hard?

Bunny, your idea of simple living is slightly different to mine. The look of horror on a friends face when she stayed down here for a few days and realised there was no TV... it was priceless. Give me a book and intelligent company any day. Admittedly it does get tiring having to talk to yourself the whole time!!!

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 18:06 - 14599 of 24230

Hush! We're reading.....look in the fridge...... probably some cold chicken and salad.

JS - ah couldn't live without my usual fixes of news and selected programmes ;>)

JStratford - 25 Apr 2007 18:26 - 14600 of 24230

Right... decided I'm feeling peckish again, so off to cook something. Don't know what, as I don't seem to have much in. Fish, fish, or fish by the looks of things!

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 18:29 - 14601 of 24230

Guess it's fish then ;>)

KEAYDIAN - 25 Apr 2007 18:47 - 14602 of 24230

I'd like to reserve a danish for tomorrow morning, just in case.

Socrates - 25 Apr 2007 18:53 - 14603 of 24230

OK, chicken butty it is. I've got some onion relish to spice it up a bit. A nice mug of tea and a sticky bun will round it off nicely.

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 18:56 - 14604 of 24230

Sounds like you've got it all sorted then Socs :>)
Ok Keaydian - I'll write it in the dust on the top if the fridge.....
;>)

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 19:10 - 14605 of 24230

Well that (beige book) made a bundle of difference LOL not that anything seems to at the moment, seems the Dow is hell bent on onwards and upwards regardless.

JStratford - 25 Apr 2007 19:27 - 14606 of 24230

Bunny, the Dow's performance really does lead me to believe that markets react to crowd psychology and have nothing to do with inconveinient economic or financial details!

Did an interesting piece of research for my Masters Thesis on market behaviour. Relatively inconclusive because of lack of data, but the results I did get basically said that everybody follows America, and America follows itself.

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 19:32 - 14607 of 24230

Absolutely the books I have read on crowd psychology in relation to the market seem to hold the greatest truth - guess its tulips all over again LOL

JStratford - 25 Apr 2007 19:42 - 14608 of 24230

No single asset this time, and hopefully we wont be seeing volatility of 2000% per month! The lack of a single asset appears to be the difference to the majority of previous bubbles. Of course the previous period that had very similar situations was back in the 1920's. Anyone remember what happened after that?

stockbunny - 25 Apr 2007 19:43 - 14609 of 24230

1920's are you kidding LOL Thats even before Socs time ;>)
OK I'm off - happy hunting and I'll see you bright and early tomorrow...oh yes and in the meantime inject a bit of sanity in the market! LOL

Spaceman - 25 Apr 2007 19:46 - 14610 of 24230

evening all,
JS re the no TV, we currently have more than one abode and at Sevenoaks we have no TV, its strange how our life when we are there is completly different than from when we are in Hastings with a TV, I dont miss having the TV at all when I am in Sevenoaks but when I am in Hastings I do watch it most nights.

Overall I like to have a TV but we have decided that when we move permanantly to Sevenoaks (or Norwich) we are going to put the TV in a small room and not have it as the focus of the lounge.
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