has gone nuts again. Up £1500/kg today and set a new shiny record, and its rate of increase is accelerating.
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kilo? $1850 per Troy Ounce; that's 31 GRAMS.Originally posted by TimberWolf View Posthas gone nuts again. Up £1500/kg today and set a new shiny record, and its rate of increase is accelerating.
Does seem silly though, an almost useless amount of an almost useless substance can cost so much.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014 -
Well, tulips spring to mind...Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Postkilo? $1850 per Troy Ounce; that's 31 GRAMS.
Does seem silly though, an almost useless amount of an almost useless substance can cost so much.Comment
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We have to have a benchmark commodity, but you would not understand that.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Postkilo? $1850 per Troy Ounce; that's 31 GRAMS.
Does seem silly though, an almost useless amount of an almost useless substance can cost so much.Comment
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Why do you have to be so offensive? Did mummy not give you enough cuddles or did daddy give you the wrong type of cuddles?Originally posted by minestrone View PostWe have to have a benchmark commodity, but you would not understand that.Comment
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I would not understand that because my IQ is too low. I am but a dimwitted techie. Doesn't matter; I know my place.Originally posted by minestrone View PostWe have to have a benchmark commodity, but you would not understand that.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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It has its uses, apart from its relative rarity; it's quite inert and a good conductor.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Postkilo? $1850 per Troy Ounce; that's 31 GRAMS.
Does seem silly though, an almost useless amount of an almost useless substance can cost so much.
More and more uses for diamonds on the other hand seem to be found all the time, though one problem with those is that they burn nicely at quite a low temperature. Diamonds aren't forever.Comment
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And Diamonds are not rare, whatever DeBeers would have you believe.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostIt has its uses, apart from its relative rarity; it's quite inert and a good conductor.
More and more uses for diamonds on the other hand seem to be found all the time, though one problem with those is that they burn nicely at quite a low temperature. Diamonds aren't forever.Comment
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Indeed. They still have an amazing effect on women though.Originally posted by Churchill View PostAnd Diamonds are not rare, whatever DeBeers would have you believe.
But nothing a cheapo fake handbag from that Nigerian chap in Rome can't achieve.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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