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[east coker] 02/9/2019 22:43

People hate you Pete ...

HATE YOU

[east coker] 02/9/2019 22:42

'He's a nasty piece of work'

Once again

'He's a nasty piece of work'

[squire007] 02/9/2019 22:40

Anyone got a gun ??...:-)

[east coker] 02/9/2019 22:40

Pete:

I received a lovely PM from one of the VRS 'heavyweights' earlier (someone you grovel to regularly)

The majority of the message is private but you may enjoy this:



Ho Ho

[festari0] 02/9/2019 22:32

Festario3

I challenge you to post an image of Fester's head, inability to do that will expose you as the charlatan you are ..

[festari0] 02/9/2019 22:29

Another thing, you've made far too many posts today ..

[festari0] 02/9/2019 22:27

The Traitor Distrusts Truth ...

[festari0] 02/9/2019 22:27

The writer IMPLIES, the reader INFERS ...

The speaker IMPLIES, the listener INFERS ...

[festari0] 02/9/2019 22:25

And it was only a few months ago you stated I had 'a keen intellect and strong vocabulary' yet now I am regarded as 'dense' ..

I'm massively confused by this Volte Face.

Explain yourself ..

[festari0] 02/9/2019 22:22

I'm 'dense' yet I have no problem whatsoever using imply/infer in their correct context ?

[festario] 02/9/2019 22:16

Dean, you are utterly pathetic. But you're too dense to realise it.

[festario] 02/9/2019 21:47

Sigh, Dean Haigh you're now so obsessed by me that you want to hijack my user name? Sad man.

[burnt norton] 02/9/2019 21:43

Rudimentary stuff Peter, write it down somewhere for future reference.

[burnt norton] 02/9/2019 21:40

The speaker IMPLIES, the listener INFERS ...

[burnt norton] 02/9/2019 21:40

The writer IMPLIES, the reader INFERS ...

[sandbag] 02/9/2019 21:24

It's here laginaneil

[laginaneil] 02/9/2019 21:15

Hi,
In an RNS on 26th July 2019 it says:

'The Partner, who has a collaboration agreement with the Company, as announced on 8 January 2018, is headquartered in Asia and designs, develops and manufactures a range of different garments for well-known apparel brands globally.'

Would anyone know what document the date: 8 January 2018 references since I can't find an RNS on that date?
Thanks.

[redchef] 02/9/2019 21:09

Not necessarily as EVs have a lot less moving parts so they should last longer