Peg Leg wrote:Beware the term "vulture fund", the front page headline title for the business sections "investors"
Is this an alternative fact
Vulture funds are investors is a fact.
Governments who F^UK up call the people, who exploited their f^ck ups, "Vulters".
Maybe they should be honest and call them "Our Mistakes".
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall who's the greatest player of them all? It is Drico your majesty.
Peg Leg wrote:Beware the term "vulture fund", the front page headline title for the business sections "investors"
Is this an alternative fact
Vulture funds are investors is a fact.
Governments who F^UK up call the people, who exploited their f^ck ups, "Vulters".
Maybe they should be honest and call them "Our Mistakes".
Honest Government. Now there's a novelty.
"The one thing we learn from History, is that we never learn from History".
offshorerules wrote:I presume anyone who has a non-state funded pension, and lucky you if you do, has no objection to being called a vulture.
Not sure what you mean.
I doubt very much that pension funds are benefitting from the type of government mistakes we're talking about here, despite media reporting that might suggest otherwise.
Lucky is having a pension you didn't contribute to but good look to you, just don't moan about the "sacrifices" you're making.
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall who's the greatest player of them all? It is Drico your majesty.
Invited to tender, bit of leg work. Submit proposal November, a €3m project would be a good way to start 2017 detail detail detail. Shortlist of 2, tender addendum, quick turn around but awesome solution. 250 pages of succinct project specifics produced in this period including a slight alteration to the methodology that realised about €70k in saving. Design team make the recommendation to proceed with us, project goes to competitor. Get the opportunity to meet the company board, they've only seen the original price. Cost to my business about €15k and 3 other opportunities that I sidelined.
Peg Leg wrote:Invited to tender, bit of leg work. Submit proposal November, a €3m project would be a good way to start 2017 detail detail detail. Shortlist of 2, tender addendum, quick turn around but awesome solution. 250 pages of succinct project specifics produced in this period including a slight alteration to the methodology that realised about €70k in saving. Design team make the recommendation to proceed with us, project goes to competitor. Get the opportunity to meet the company board, they've only seen the original price. Cost to my business about €15k and 3 other opportunities that I sidelined.
Proof that people who don't understand solutions shouldn't make decisions on them.
My rant:
Database Administrators who don't even understand transactions. Says that he did commit a transaction and then sent me the output from the table proving he didn't.
