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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