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[pacemaker1000] 05/6/2017 15:48

Well toon...you would know, being the king of offensiveness yourself !!

[toon1966] 05/6/2017 15:33

Montyhedge has called me both an 'idiot' and an 'amateur', some may consider that to be offensive.....

[pierre oreilly] 05/6/2017 14:13

eaax - yes, it's good to read others' views. But the views have to have some sort of content beyond guesses.

i don't see any value at someone guessing a price 50p higher one minute for no reason, then 50p lower the next, again for no reason.

At least if you watch that sort of thing at the roulette wheel, you may occasionally get a free drink.

[montyhedge] 05/6/2017 13:27

church
Not me never offensive.

[eaaxs06] 05/6/2017 11:44

Contrary to lots of people on here Monty, I think you’re very well read, post some quite good stuff on here and I don’t have any serious problem with you.

However, where you let yourself down is endlessly repeating yourself, changing your mind like the wind endlessly and picking different figures out of thin air, based on no factual reasoning whatsoever. Add that to your extremely large ego and ability to never, ever, be wrong gives a lot of viewers the wrong opinion of you.

I come on here to read different opinions, occasionally post, and interact with others. I do find you quite tedious and repetitive at times, but not offensive or rude in any way, so why would I filter you?

You’ve previously replied to me saying you don’t give a stuff what I say or think, so why don’t you filter me?

[jenny tulwought] 05/6/2017 11:29

Perhaps, like me, he harbours a morbid fascination for loonies...
Or perhaps he's a 'mental-health' under-grad - and you're a 'case study'?

[montyhedge] 05/6/2017 11:03

eaax06
Lol, you love reading my thoughts, otherwise you would just filter me.

[maurillac] 05/6/2017 10:55

well said eaasx06 - nail right on the head ... monty is a bag of wind, the sort of bloke you avoid in the pub !
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[montyhedge] 05/6/2017 10:32

Must admit, I think below 300p on the cards, my target 285p. But what do I know.

[montyhedge] 05/6/2017 08:07

DikuNot even that price of a good lunch, lol.

[diku] 05/6/2017 07:56

Put the journo for a w/end treat on a health farm all expenses paid!...just ask monty!...he knows the trick...

[pacemaker1000] 03/6/2017 22:31

Pension pot gets £7bn boost!


So why does the article sound so negative??

[pacemaker1000] 03/6/2017 16:44

Dr...you are right and BT did indeed take such a pension holiday. They also used the pension pot in a roundabout way to increase profits which is the main reason for the deficit today. I would love to know how much in cash these two blunders cost and whether the company has payed it back. Can't see how though as thousands of retirees with enhanced pensions for up to ten years more than they should and still going is an ongoing problem for the fund.

[pacemaker1000] 03/6/2017 16:33

Thanks grimmy

[pacemaker1000] 03/6/2017 12:41

Toon... simply making up things about people doesn't make them true. You do realise that don't you
I'd love to here your explanation as to how you arrived at such a ridiculous opinion about me from my thread that seems to have riled you so badly.
Where's the correlation between pensions and Manchester for instance?

[dr biotech] 03/6/2017 12:09

What is often forgotten is that some companies pension liabilities (BT being a great example) are huge because they took pension holidays - due to legislation of the Thatcher govt. Brown didn't help of course but we are paying because of the greed of the 80s.

FWIW I cant see anything offensive in Pacemakers original post. We are living longer due to advances in healthcare rather than better genes, if you want a simple explanation.

[dipso] 03/6/2017 09:22

From local newspaper:-
Around 25,000 homes and businesses across Greater Manchester are now receiving the "ultrafast" service known as G.fast, which Openreach claims provides download speeds of up to 330mbps.
Greater Manchester was announced as a pilot location for G.fast in October as part of Openreach’s ambition to make ultrafast broadband available to 12million UK homes by the end of 2020.
Jim Jackson, Openreach’s director for regional infrastructure delivery in the North, said: "A huge amount of effort and substantial investment has already taken place in the development of this exciting new technology.
"So I’m delighted to announce that we can now start connecting people in Greater Manchester and at the 16 other locations around the country.
"These pilot schemes are hugely important to us and to the local households and businesses, which will be able to benefit from G.fast.
"We know the technology works and can be a major benefit for customers, but these pilots will now help us test and improve all the factors involved in rolling out G.fast on a national scale."

[toon1966] 03/6/2017 08:15

Pacemaker1000 - as stated earlier you are a thoroughly reprehensible individual....