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GboroRam

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  1. It's a terrible tragedy. Such a great talent, wasted. Could have been one of England's greats.
  2. How did the "best performing asset on the planet" do in 2022? Unfortunately until it's a bit more reliable, it's too risky for most people. And when it's less risky, those incredible gains will dry up, and it becomes a steady investment. And if it returned a steady 5% would you still be so committed? Or, it turns into the next dotcom bubble and everyone who's filled their boots will be lining up to throw themselves off the nearest tall building.
  3. A flange seems more than appropriate.
  4. It would have been really helpful if you'd reported that post instead of relying on someone reading your post. I will not tidy the thread up again, I'll just lock it.
  5. Anyone fancy posting something vaguely on topic? Reminder, the topic is "Twitter Rebrand to X".
  6. I will balance that - twitter spent an unsustainable amount of money to do that. Twitter was losing money. As long as they have stopped losing money then it's an understandable commercial decision.
  7. Exactly. Because the next person being made an example of could be me or you.
  8. I just heard Musk described as some people's "emotional support billionaire" and it seems strangely accurate.
  9. @Davidditch the ring, buy a blink and a usb stick. Pays for itself in a few months.
  10. I liked finding out that WW2 was Poland's fault. There Germany was, minding their own business, when Poland made them invade and kill 6 million people.
  11. Tucker Carlson is not a journalist. He was a presenter on an entertainment show. Remember always, Fox News told so many lies they had to self classify as entertainment instead of news.
  12. I've just been reading that China has devised a nuclear powered battery with almost zero radiation risk. Output is minimal and the life of the battery is 50 years. Interesting how this develops. First step will be a phone battery but who knows how it will go? We're still in the infancy of power development. Charging will be quicker, safer and battery capacity will be better. Right now it's workable but inconvenient. I'm sure filling stations were equally inconvenient in the dawn years of the petrol car.
  13. I see this thread approaching closing down. Can I recommend people ignore or block people instead of reacting?
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