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So was the 2nd World War all for nothing?
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It's the best kind but one needs fast and sharp mind to understand itOriginally posted by DodgyAgent View PostIf you call that rambling incoherent drivel economics then yes.
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I find that you finish your job (whatever it is) strictly before 5:30pm, perhaps you'd care to explain what is it you do?Originally posted by sasguru View PostComing from a true economic cretin like you, that is rich

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Originally posted by AtW View Post
Birmingham on the other hand is on way up - the main reason HS2 is going to be build is to allow wealthy Brummies visit galleries in London and take fast train back hope to avoid being ripped off in London hotels



Mind you if London is having to attract "wealthy Brummies" then clearly you are right - we are well on the way down
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There really is no end to the topics on which you know nothing about, is there?Originally posted by AtW View PostHow is London looking healthy?
Overpriced very small housing.
Expensive crowded transport.
Large multinationals moving to other countries with more favourable tax systems.
Birmingham on the other hand is on way up - the main reason HS2 is going to be build is to allow wealthy Brummies visit galleries in London and take fast train back hope to avoid being ripped off in London hotels

You can add London to economics, women, the world in general, business, mathematics, all topics on which your input is less than worthless.
You may be qualified to talk about hashing algorithms, although given your generally mediocre IQ, I don't suppose they're anything very special at all.Hard Brexit now!
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Well, I am glad we could agree on something!Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Postwe are well on the way down
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I am way above hashing algorithms nowOriginally posted by sasguru View PostYou may be qualified to talk about hashing algorithms
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A virgin like you is unlikely to have a family life so you probably stay late in the server room writing your mediocre code.Originally posted by AtW View PostI find that you finish your job (whatever it is) strictly before 5:30pm, perhaps you'd care to explain what is it you do?
I do complicated mathematical models for risk management if you must know, or rather my team does.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI do complicated mathematical models for risk management if you must know, or rather my team does.
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I just think you enjoy winding me upOriginally posted by AtW View PostWell, I am glad we could agree on something!

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