OCA - Oceania Group - retirement villages

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[justakiwi]

Sadly, this comment speaks for itself, and says a lot about who you really are Beagle. There is nothing more I need to say.

Anyone can say thank you for the nuggets of gold other highly experienced investors share on here that help them make a lot of money. Words are cheap. The real way to express thanks is to show respect and give people a very wide degree of latitude with their posts all the time respecting that the nuggets of gold do not always come dressed up with pretty little bows and wrappers to your liking.

[Vee Vee]

Beagle your posts are mostly calling the PM names and complaining about the government. Open a Facebook account and post the tripe there.

As correctly pointed out comparing lockdown NZ to the "trenches" of Vietnam is way out of line. It's really offensive.

[dabsman]

When I need some time to reflect I always go back to first principles and listen to people I respect

https://youtu.be/RDrfE9I8_hs

Legend

[RGR367]

When I need some time to reflect I always go back to first principles and listen to people I respect

https://youtu.be/RDrfE9I8_hs

Legend

Yeah. Most followed Vulgar_ian comedian inciting an insurrection.
Let's just get our entertaintment on SKT please

[777]

JAK - let me give you a piece of advice love that took me about a full decade on here to learn.

Addressing someone "love" is as low as you can get.

[couta1]

Addressing someone "love" is as low as you can get.

Well i wouldn't agree with this comment, a lot of the retirement village workers call the residents "love" and it is said in an affectionate way.

[dobby41]

Well i wouldn't agree with this comment, a lot of the retirement village workers call the residents "love" and it is said in an affectionate way.

It's a very British thing isn't it?
Certainly not a sign of disrespect or a put-down.

[Beagle]

I think this thread could really do with some humour https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5azNpTwVk8
Have a good day folks.

[justakiwi]

That depends on the context. He knew what he was doing when he used it. I chose not to bite

It's a very British thing isn't it?
Certainly not a sign of disrespect or a put-down.