This being Birks' blog, I don't think my feeble attempt at an HST-ism is entirely amiss.
I don't understand "pepping," and I'm not quite sure how re-investing dividends gains karma, and although I applaud your conscientious, if occasional, review of the share price for over a decade, you have yet to convince me that I am wrong in stating that you (and, I think we can both agree, I was not thinking of you, personally) have "no sense at all."
I'll agree, the garden mulch bit was a little extreme. I'd pick slugs for that. Slugs don't whine when their investments turn tits-up. They do make an interesting sound when you pour salt over them, though.
I'd love too feel sympathy, but in fact I can only muster pity.
Isn't Thatcher's "share-holding democracy" a wonderful thing?
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Date: 2007-11-25 11:53 pm (UTC)This being Birks' blog, I don't think my feeble attempt at an HST-ism is entirely amiss.
I don't understand "pepping," and I'm not quite sure how re-investing dividends gains karma, and although I applaud your conscientious, if occasional, review of the share price for over a decade, you have yet to convince me that I am wrong in stating that you (and, I think we can both agree, I was not thinking of you, personally) have "no sense at all."
I'll agree, the garden mulch bit was a little extreme. I'd pick slugs for that. Slugs don't whine when their investments turn tits-up. They do make an interesting sound when you pour salt over them, though.
I'd love too feel sympathy, but in fact I can only muster pity.
Isn't Thatcher's "share-holding democracy" a wonderful thing?