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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2021 8:33:07 GMT
I wonder if we could get £40,000 for ours ... Now that British people can't travel without vaccine passports and two 'Covid' tests before a flight, I reckon Brits will be looking to holiday more within the UK, and you can have a holiday on a narrowboat even when it's just going nowhere in a marina. Perhaps boat prices will skyrocket like the values of council houses did. Do I hear £50,000? You in the Harris Tweed jacket.... £55,000... gentleman with the rolled up newspaper... £60,000 lady in the corner... £179,000 - that'll do nicely! You could probably get 40K but it wouldn't mean anything. It's all printed, soon to be worthless, monopoly money. Nothing to do with boat prices but 179 was my Race number in the early 2000's.
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Post by Jim on Feb 17, 2021 10:07:19 GMT
I wonder if we could get £40,000 for ours ... Now that British people can't travel without vaccine passports and two 'Covid' tests before a flight, I reckon Brits will be looking to holiday more within the UK, and you can have a holiday on a narrowboat even when it's just going nowhere in a marina. Perhaps boat prices will skyrocket like the values of council houses did. Do I hear £50,000? You in the Harris Tweed jacket.... £55,000... gentleman with the rolled up newspaper... £60,000 lady in the corner... £179,000 - that'll do nicely! You could probably get 40K but it wouldn't mean anything. It's all printed, soon to be worthless, monopoly money. I'll help you out. Send me the useless stuff you just got for your boat, rather than it cluttering your wallet.
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Post by Clinton Cool on Feb 17, 2021 11:32:30 GMT
You could probably get 40K but it wouldn't mean anything. It's all printed, soon to be worthless, monopoly money. I'll help you out. Send me the useless stuff you just got for your boat, rather than it cluttering your wallet. I would but it's already been disposed of. Into honest stores of wealth rather than government approved currency. The latter being dishonest, the Queen masquerading otherwise but the reality is that it's simply a tool for government theft, in order to carry out their lefty obsessions.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2021 11:58:55 GMT
I'll help you out. Send me the useless stuff you just got for your boat, rather than it cluttering your wallet. I would but it's already been disposed of. Into honest stores of wealth rather than government approved currency. The latter being dishonest, the Queen masquerading otherwise but the reality is that it's simply a tool for government theft, in order to carry out their lefty obsessions. Which coin did you go for in the end?
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Post by Jim on Feb 17, 2021 12:24:34 GMT
I would but it's already been disposed of. Into honest stores of wealth rather than government approved currency. The latter being dishonest, the Queen masquerading otherwise but the reality is that it's simply a tool for government theft, in order to carry out their lefty obsessions. Which coin did you go for in the end? Gamestop.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2021 13:01:45 GMT
Which coin did you go for in the end? Gamestop. That's a share though?
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Post by Jim on Feb 17, 2021 13:10:49 GMT
Comic licence! No more stable or dependable than bitcoin.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2021 13:34:53 GMT
I think bitcoin is dependable, I am just not sure todays price is stable, if you look at the trend it was stable enough till 2017, then its been upwards since, ok the last few months have seen a huge spike but will that price remain, time will tell.
I wouldn't like to invest a lot today in bitcoin, others are available.
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Experts are divided on whether the rapid price rises represent a bubble or the beginning of mass adoption of Bitcoin as a legitimate payment method.
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Post by Clinton Cool on Feb 17, 2021 17:59:40 GMT
I would but it's already been disposed of. Into honest stores of wealth rather than government approved currency. The latter being dishonest, the Queen masquerading otherwise but the reality is that it's simply a tool for government theft, in order to carry out their lefty obsessions. Which coin did you go for in the end? I've bought some gold coins initially, still deliberating over the coin. Gold is probably a decent hedge against the inevitable inflation we face and if you buy carefully selected quantities no government need know about it. Coins are slightly more expensive than bars but being legal tender, are exempt from capital gains tax, even if government were aware.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 18, 2021 12:04:01 GMT
You can wear gold bars on a gold chain if you live in the 1970's.
Gold coins will double as earings in next year's pirate panto.
Hi Ricco, anything exciting happening today?
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Post by Clinton Cool on Feb 18, 2021 13:21:56 GMT
You can wear gold bars on a gold chain if you live in the 1970's. Gold coins will double as earings in next year's pirate panto. Hi Ricco, anything exciting happening today? Yes, I've decided what colour paint to use in my industrial styled living room/ dining room/ kitchen. Couple of Lowrys ordered for on the walls. It's all good.
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Post by metanoia on Feb 18, 2021 20:05:09 GMT
You can wear gold bars on a gold chain if you live in the 1970's. Gold coins will double as earings in next year's pirate panto. Hi Ricco, anything exciting happening today? Yes, I've decided what colour paint to use in my industrial styled living room/ dining room/ kitchen. Couple of Lowrys ordered for on the walls. It's all good. Blimey... HOW very much money are you trying to stash away?
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Post by Jim on Feb 19, 2021 11:37:33 GMT
Put your money in The British Recovery Bond, as soon as it's established.
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Post by Clinton Cool on Feb 19, 2021 13:26:22 GMT
Put your money in The British Recovery Bond, as soon as it's established. Aye, then some time down the line Sir Keir will perform a 'haircut' on the savings, saying it's morally right, quoting 'we're all in this together' that those with wealth, regardless of the fact that they have already paid due taxes on this, should share some of it with career mothers, who deserve to have richer, better lives. After all, we should all be equal, everybody should be the same. As well as the haircut, profligate money printing will devalue existing currency. So, two acts of theft by government.
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Post by Jim on Feb 19, 2021 15:16:53 GMT
Put your money in The British Recovery Bond, as soon as it's established. Aye, then some time down the line Sir Keir will perform a 'haircut' on the savings, saying it's morally right, quoting 'we're all in this together' that those with wealth, regardless of the fact that they have already paid due taxes on this, should share some of it with career mothers, who deserve to have richer, better lives. After all, we should all be equal, everybody should be the same. As well as the haircut, profligate money printing will devalue existing currency. So, two acts of theft by government. You are confusing responsible labour politicians who care about others with tory businessmen who are infected with greed. Still, if inflames your ire...
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