Too early to sell?

[Minimalist]

2 minutes ago, FlorinCollector said:

No quite but no far either. 
 

If I had a bitta gold down there Id be getting done in

Springburn? Parkhead? Bishopbrigs? Rutherglen? lol

[FlorinCollector]

Near the good old selik park

Mate how do you know so many areas in Glasgow. I couldny tell you one place in Edinburgh 😂

Edited March 10, 2022 by FlorinCollector

[Minimalist]

Just now, HerefordBullyun said:

I worked in Arbroath for 12 months as opened as i open my southern west country gob - I got the look as if the music stopped in bar like scratched record in a wild west film.  Used to go to Dundee, that wasnt too bad to be fair, taxi was fortune mind to go on the sauce. The driver used to charge me extra because i was English and the extra baggage of carry my body amour and helmet going into the night clubs! Use to pull all the birds mind, because that's all used I wear - like a rutting stag on Viagra! I used to get in free, I was the cabaret!

Im not surprised with the taxi honestly. It shouldny cost a lot in a taxi in Dundee lol

I can imagine the thoughts through the taxi driver "whos this english c*nt" LOL

1 minute ago, FlorinCollector said:

Near the good old selik park

Ahhh your one of my people

[HerefordBullyun]

Just now, Minimalist said:

 

I can imagine the thoughts through the taxi driver "whos this english c*nt" LOL

I think he was even more less polite than that!  I didnt care I was pished as a tramps trousers by then anyway

[Minimalist]

7 minutes ago, FlorinCollector said:

Mate how do you know so many areas in Glasgow. I couldny tell you one place in Edinburgh 😂

My das side came over from sligo to glasgow and hamilton, moved east after ww2 (due to mines) im here as a result, got cousins in ayrshire and glasgow. Plus, being a timaloy its natural to know glasgow. 

EDIT: Mothers side has extended family in england, know yorkshire and manchester. cant stand their ignorance, especially the yorkies lol

Edited March 10, 2022 by Minimalist
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[Minimalist]

6 minutes ago, HerefordBullyun said:

I think he was even more less polite than that!  I didnt care I was pished as a tramps trousers by then anyway

F*ck off it irritates me when I go down to yorkshire and people ask me who "that jock c*nt is" lol

[Minimalist]

Anyway, Glasgow I would say is my home City despite being out in the East (not in Edinburgh just outside it). Edinburgh is not really our culture (if your catholic like myself) youll know what I mean. @FlorinCollector

[Roy]

Can I call you Tim?

[Minimalist]

1 minute ago, Roy said:

Can I call you Tim?

Aye, iv never heard a Orc call me a Tim before, much worse though.

[Minimalist]

Anyway, im away for my kip. Im up in about 6 hours. That price is going to go downhill I think, two gold britannias left for £1,500.00 dont be tight lads, yous know yous want to, free postage and package.  

[Silvergun]

Worked in Glasgow for a while in the seventies working on the Monklands motorway . Loved it and my Celtic friends. 

[SidS]

8 hours ago, Foster88 said:

@Roy

I think in a war situation, gold might help when fleeing from a country to preserve wealth value. In that situation I think you have to physically have it with you. But those of us who keep it in storage, how are you going to get to it.

Just think, any ordinary Russians who are living under the sanctions in Russia are watching their currency fall. Savings, retirement funds and any wealth they do have... Gone. Which is nothing compared to what's happening in Ukraine of course and those fleeing for their lives.

But any who have physical gold, may preserve their wealth. Those who only have cash, won't have much left at the end of all this.

[SidS]

8 hours ago, Minimalist said:

Uncle lives in Woolwich, rents out £1,500 month, says he loves it. He can stay down there. Shithole.

I always think of Ripper Street and the quote by Joseph Mawle that London (specifically Whitechapel in the series) is the fundament of the world. 😁

I've never liked London, okay for a flying visit, always glad to leave it at the end of the day.

[RustyShackleford]

8 hours ago, Minimalist said:

North England is better for the lifestyle. Manchester is a really good place. The amount of accents across the North of England is tremendous. 

Always amused when people describe Manchester as being north England.  I live in England and need to travel some 200 odd miles south to get to Manc.

As far as I'm concerned Manchester is in the north of the Midlands.

[HerefordBullyun]

Just now, RustyShackleford said:

Always amused when people describe Manchester as being north England.  I live in England and need to travel some 200 odd miles south to get to Manc.

As far as I'm concerned Manchester is in the north of the Midlands.

Yeah im from the sarrrf hence the name. 

[MetalsMan]

35 minutes ago, HerefordBullyun said:

Yeah im from the sarrrf hence the name. 

Haha, I'm Saarf London - anywhere north of Watford is oop North in our camp!

I actually love the City, even when you're supposed to calm down and go about your hobbies. Lived there forever and always something new. 

Edited March 10, 2022 by MetalsMan

[HerefordBullyun]

10 minutes ago, MetalsMan said:

Haha, I'm Saarf London - anywhere north of Watford is oop North in our camp!

I actually love the City, even as a family man when you're supposed to calm down and go about your hobbies. Lived there forever and always something new. 

Well I be a west country boy I be just a carrot cruncher from Hairyford!

Thy drinks they zider!

[Minimalist]

31 minutes ago, RustyShackleford said:

Always amused when people describe Manchester as being north England.  I live in England and need to travel some 200 odd miles south to get to Manc.

As far as I'm concerned Manchester is in the north of the Midlands.

Im from Scotland give me the benefit of the doubt! Hahaha

[SidS]

Is this the old argument about whether Winterfell is in the north? 🤔

Manchester, like Winterfell, is in the north, but it's still a long way south of the Wall and the true north. 😁

Edited March 10, 2022 by SidS

[Cornishfarmer]

1 hour ago, SidS said:

Just think, any ordinary Russians who are living under the sanctions in Russia are watching their currency fall. Savings, retirement funds and any wealth they do have... Gone. Which is nothing compared to what's happening in Ukraine of course and those fleeing for their lives.

But any who have physical gold, may preserve their wealth. Those who only have cash, won't have much left at the end of all this.

This is also happening in the U.K.    2 weeks in fuel gone nuts, gas gone nuts.     2 months in and food and inflation will make these rises look small.     Talking to a contractor yesterday and charged £40/hour for tractor and man stirring slurry.    This has to go up £25/hours just to pay the fuel rise.       I’ve  stocked up on non perishable items and would suggest others do the same…………,,,,,,,,,,,,, Stock markets holding up at moment but wouldn’t be surprised if we get a mini crash soon

[Tn21]

The price of gold has dramatically increased primarily due to the geopolitical tension in Ukraine. 

In my circumstance I have a mentality to buy and hold for the long term, the stuff I bought of you Roy i still have. On the flip side you can maybe sell now and buy at a cheaper price later on but really you don't go down this avenue with physical, the paper markets are more ideal for this type of venture. 

I have a side pile of small bits of physical which I will use to sell as and when I need to £ or to trade with other members. 

With regards to London, I love it.

It's absolutely mental but so am I, I'm tied down to the place due to my job but admittedly I do see its downside. When it comes to retirement i will look at the cards on the table and reevaluate.

I would like to seek a base elsewhere when I'm sitting back smoking on a Cuban 🤞

 

Edited March 10, 2022 by Tn21

[HerefordBullyun]

9 minutes ago, Tn21 said:

 

I would like to seek a base elsewhere when I'm sitting back smoking on a Cuban 🤞 Whilst calculating the massive margins of profit ive made on TSF!😁

 

Fixed that for you!

[Bars]

On 10/03/2022 at 11:51, Tn21 said:

The price of gold has dramatically increased primarily due to the geopolitical tension in Ukraine. 

In my circumstance I have a mentality to buy and hold for the long term, the stuff I bought of you Roy i still have. On the flip side you can maybe sell now and buy at a cheaper price later on but really you don't go down this avenue with physical, the paper markets are more ideal for this type of venture. 

I have a side pile of small bits of physical which I will use to sell as and when I need to £ or to trade with other members. 

With regards to London, I love it.

It's absolutely mental but so am I, I'm tied down to the place due to my job but admittedly I do see its downside. When it comes to retirement i will look at the cards on the table and reevaluate.

I would like to seek a base elsewhere when I'm sitting back smoking on a Cuban 🤞

 

Wolverhampton maybe?

[bilko]

im lucky and have lived and worked all over the UK and jersey Guernsey sark and alderney as well as Virginia for 4 years and doesn't matter how far or long iv travelled home to Glasgow as soon as the train pulls into central station my batteries are instantly charged and stupid smile on my face is mandatory lol, and further away from Scotland I get more Scottish I am

[Minimalist]

7 hours ago, bilko said:

and further away from Scotland I get more Scottish I am