CBBB wrote:Your welcome to have my liver when I have finished with, but I am sure that I have been through a hell of a lot more than 22,715 cans of "wife beater".
Mine wouldn't be much better, the spiced rum has probably seen to that.
CBBB wrote:Your welcome to have my liver when I have finished with, but I am sure that I have been through a hell of a lot more than 22,715 cans of "wife beater".
cyprusgrump wrote:Rod Thomson wrote:If you had purchased £1000 of Northern Rock stock one year ago, it would be worth £4.95 today.
With HBOS, you would have £16.50 left of the original £1000
With XL Leisure, you would have less than a fiver.
And if you had purchased £1000 of Seguro Air Lines stock, you would have a measly 49p.
However, if you had purchased £1000 worth of stella one year ago, drank the lot of it, then re-cycled the cans at an aluminium plant for a cash refund, you would have £21.40.
And so, based on the above information, the best current investment advice is to drink heavily and recycle......
Not wishing to be pedantic...
But at the scrap value of aluminium cans you would have to have purchased 22,715 for your £1,000 to get £21.40 in scrap back.
You would of course also need a new liver...
SSBubbles wrote:CBBB wrote:Yes, but are the Banks open after the pubs close when you want a kebab?
Good thinking Batman!
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