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Hi TDK

Don't worry about Douglas, we have not upset him. I expect he has to keep his eye on the Share Markets, as they are dropping all over the place. He can't come out to play and watch his shares.

Hi, Douglas. :wub: Noni

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Hi Noni,

& i think you're right cos as you say it looks like the global economy is on the rocks right now what with knock on effect of sub-prime lending problems in the US etc, so no doubt D is glued to the shares screens:whatchutalkingabout Anyway hopefully he'll come out and play later:)

regards
TDK

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Hi,

Yes it has just said that the market has had the biggest fall in 5 and half years. The Rupee is still just over 81 to to £1.

Regards
Noni

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17/08/07
No thoughts today, have finally gone braindead.

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YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU HAD UNTIL YOU LOST IT.

Where is douglas?

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Hi

Think this applies to us all:-

Fooling ourselves.
Seeking advice isn't the same as looking for an answer.
We already know the anser, but we see advice because we
wish we didn't.

:wub:

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20/08/07
The price of wisdom is above rubies or in our case...................... Rupees.
TonyP

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The reverse of "stressed" is "desserts"

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growing old is mandatory,growing up is optional

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21/08/07
Don't bargain for fish which are still in the water.
TP

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Hi OM

Nice one, but a little dangerous if I apply it everytime :)

regards
KKK

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Hi KKK
Little and often.;)
TP

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Hi Tony

I second that! besides 'little' is a relative word while often is much easier to understand :)

regards

KKK

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Many years ago as a young apprentice i was told always measure twice cut once?:huh:

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Not so much a thought, more a pause for thought;
I have been reading about this years top 20 grocery categories. The article starts: This year's top 20 grocery categories reflect consumers' willingness to spend more on products that are either healthy or indulgent.
The top category with sales of £8.71 Billion was , (want to have a guess?) No not bread, not meat, not salads or veg, not even chocolate
.................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ............Alcohol.
So healthy or indulgent?
Tony P (Noff-Noff)