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I've just stuck some cash in Falkland's oil exploration. Probably no less risky than the banks.
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$60bn debt.
Kids stuff.
Gordon would piss himself laughing at it.
The global porn market is worth $90bn a year.
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Amazing that I never saw this in the news. At the end of "my clip" the broadcaster say he found it strange that the new broadcasters in the West did not broadcast the truth to the westerners.Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
Media manipulation, government incompetence.
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Whilst you lot are hiding in bunkers the rest of the world is getting rich buying Gold, property, land, shares, bonds, gilts, commodities, classic cars, stamps, wine, diamonds, fine art, antiques, infact anything.
It's perma-boom forever!
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what about chocolate?
There will always be a demand for chocolate - whatever the state of the economy
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Most of mine goes into beer bellies.Originally posted by thelace View PostI'm putting all my money in pork bellies
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When its not physically in your hand (ie paper) it's quite hard to get any tins of beans for your gold.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostSorry, gold becomes worthless, how?

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Dear SY01, I hope this does not come as disappointing news, but there is no way on earth you are within 25% of that end of the scale.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostI am of course the official CUK mentalist, so BIBBLE.
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