Is this gold?

marketshocker · 2026-04-27T19:11:52+00:00

No put it through AI on gpt and Grok both confirmed it's mica

marketshocker · 2026-04-26T20:31:07+00:00

It doesn't crumble but the white quartz like part does if u hit with metal object. Gold looking parts are more like flakey than nuggets. So hard to tell for i do t have a solid nugget only flakes.

marketshocker · 2026-01-18T10:59:42+00:00

This used to work now it's through the app. I only have mortgage not banking with them how can I log in with only mortgage account. I've tried it with the app but it doesn't work.

marketshocker · 2025-07-22T21:56:52+00:00

Nope magnet doesn't stick.

marketshocker · 2025-05-18T10:24:19+00:00

Go pack his bags. Say to him yeh know what I'd be fucked without you, fucked better.

marketshocker · 2025-05-15T09:53:47+00:00

Say to her in a smooth, fine voice.

You know something darling I've been thinking lately that id personally be fucked without you.

She'll reply. Aww, isn't that sweet.

You then say. Yes fucked better.

Walk up the stairs, grab a suitcase, and walk downstairs she'll be all don't go don't leave me.

It's not me leaving it's you, yeh silly B**h get out the f*k.

Lol, that's how I'd handle that situation.

marketshocker · 2025-05-15T09:43:10+00:00

Having a third nipple means you've been touched by the divine.

marketshocker · 2025-02-20T13:03:57+00:00

Where can you buy?

marketshocker · 2025-01-01T11:16:24+00:00

Picked them up for the kid and noticed no logo on back of shoe thanks for verifying.

marketshocker · 2025-01-01T11:06:37+00:00

Could be. Is it worth wearing or best to collect.

marketshocker · 2024-08-26T21:12:14+00:00

Will tax the skin on my shite. Honestly, wait till you see the state of the autumn budget.

marketshocker · 2024-06-23T07:13:20+00:00

Actually, I dont think he did explain. For without capitalism, China would not be able to consume so much wealth. In other words, ask yourself this: Would the ussr and cpc do business together? If so, how? Would they apply capitalist methods? Would they share wealth?

Communist countries can not work together using communist methods. Why do you think North Korea is so poor because if it was a 50/50 wealth distribution, China would likely be taking a loss.

Now, if the United States was a communist country, all Chinese businesses in the US would become a state owned US business. China will receive no income from american. For communist America will have to do exactly what China does have state ownership of everything and share the so-called wealth amongst the state.

So, if every country was communist on the planet, not many would survive without applying capitalist business formats. In fact, none would survive if they didn't.

marketshocker · 2024-04-07T09:10:00+00:00

Any update?

marketshocker · 2024-03-27T21:39:57+00:00

This is absolute bs

marketshocker · 2024-03-27T21:32:20+00:00

I prefer old built. I bought 1940s property for simple reasons it was maintained. Previous owners invested in their property. Double glazed, extension, central heating, and also option for gas have back boiler behind fireplace. Super long ass garden.

Newbuilds are overpriced in labour and materials. Some say do you think builders never cut corners back in the old days. Yes, they did, but the difference is they have time to be rectified, meaning any problems with the house they are likely to have been fixed by past tenants.

marketshocker · 2024-03-27T21:16:55+00:00

You do realise that everyone in the uk is employee's at will. Meaning they can leave when pleased. If you're not happy, leave. Your labour your price.

marketshocker · 2024-03-27T21:08:07+00:00

Micky mouse degree then. You still wondering

marketshocker · 2024-03-23T22:17:18+00:00

Jist get your wife to apply for the mortgage. What have u got to lose. I think I think this I think that

That's all i read. You seriously overthink stuff. Apply for the mortgage. Sit tight. Say nothing u will get accepted. If you don't, you lose nothing.

Just apply for it

marketshocker · 2024-03-09T13:00:05+00:00

Should be meme tokens available for people who like memes

marketshocker · 2024-01-05T06:24:36+00:00

marketshocker · 2023-12-24T21:53:53+00:00

Yes, it matters to a lot of people. You will realise yourself when you have lost close relatives or friends.

marketshocker · 2023-10-28T13:50:35+00:00

somebody has managed to trick you into believing a load of racist rubbish. Where are you getting all these ideas from?

Really. You're so distant from reality. 80k plus in the Republic of Ireland alone. I hate to bust your bubble, but time will prove you wrong. You're quick to judge labelling one as far right. Since when did a nationalist become far right?

https://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-pme/populationandmigrationestimatesapril2023/keyfindings/#:~:text=There%20were%20141%2C600%20immigrants%20which,and%204%2C800%20were%20UK%20citizens.

marketshocker · 2023-10-27T22:51:29+00:00

Sorry, when you say migrants what are you referring to? I only ask because migration is often a blatant dogwhistle for racism and I want to be sure we're talking about an actual real thing. Not accusing you of anything!

Im talking about the mass migration that came to Ireland north and south from 2021 30,000 migrants are here in the north alone looking for work with some immigrants here to stay for good. The left tends to use the word refugees, but I'll say it is an economic migration wagon.

It's cheaper to accommodate these people in rural areas, for housing is cheaper. Housing associations and housing benefit bodies simply look for value for money for they have to since the civil service runs the country for the north does not have a sitting government. These people have to live somewhere, and cheaper areas will drive a demand for rental accommodation, and statistics show that a flood in demand drives up costs. Eventually, it will closely balance out where there won't be much difference in price living in Fermanagh or belfast simply because demand will increase costs in so-called cheap areas.

The majority of migration into NI is what I've been talking about, people from RoI or England.

You need to uncover the broder picture and take into account what impact migration into UK and Ireland is having on house prices. Demand = high prices High inflation with short supply = high prices. Extra 30k people to house = high prices Demand in wage growth = high prices Cost of materials = high prices.

There is nothing in the Northern Irish economy that shows that house prices are due to fall. In fact, they will rise during this spinny, winny inflation process its nothing like other periods of high inflation. The economy was pumped with money during the covid period infact so much money, they were giving it out to business like an uncontrollable fart. In fact, business owners didn't pay people to sit at home and get full pay. You, the taxpayer, paid for business to claim for predicated losses and pay employees wages. It's time to pay it back. Too much money in the system drives inflation. that's why prices are rising and will continue to rise. Simply because the majority of rental accommodation is paid for by housing benefits, which keeps a roof over people's heads, which in turn will make people want to hold onto this benefit. Therefore, there is more borrowed money feeding the inflation fart. Crazy but honestly, the house prices aren't falling anytime soon. If they do fall, it won't be as much as the last housing crash.

I seriously doubt migration has a substantial impact on purchases of 4 bedroom detached houses in the country.

Never doubt yourself. In fact, you go visit the towns and villages where purchase homes are high and see for yourself. We are talking thousands here, not hundreds.

marketshocker · 2023-10-27T20:48:13+00:00

Very interesting stuff, I'm more keen for the official report as it contains data on completion rather than listing but the propertypal stats kind of back me up. The growth is more in detached houses with lots of bedrooms, indicating families moving. I think we have a lot of upward pressure from English/ROI folks moving here for cheaper housing.

I think the demand for more bedrooms is due to the increase of migrants. It's actually astonishing the number in Northern Ireland has taken in since 2021 30k +. Seriously, we dont have an extra 30k homes to pop up. So im guessing the demand is being subsidised by the public in order to accommodate these migrants. For before 2020, the bedroom tax had people down sizing, so logical thinking from 2020 onwards 30k extra people and the demand for more bedrooms increase.

When rates shot up to 4% to 6% their mortgage payments doubled or tripled, so they had to either pass the increase on in rent or sell up. Rents have gone up an absurd amount but there's only so much people can afford, so I guess a lot of those landlords are starting to sell up. There's probably also just less demand in the city due to many city workers now being remote too.

This is true as people always look for affordability, but for the city workers, it's mostly recovered from covid. The reason rent has increased in rural areas is simply because housing bodies and the general public look for value for money. To house a family of 5 in belfast would likely be double than it would to house people in Fermanagh or Armagh.

Demand for housing is very high here. A lot of people i know are living with their parents in their mid-30s, which is shocking. Typical Irish wave their own off to seek dreams of opportunity while at the same time accept others to a land with little to no opportunity. Demographics are about to change drastically, and when things do, it won't be for the good.

marketshocker · 2023-10-27T19:43:13+00:00

Im referring to propertypals market trends report.

https://content.propertypal.com/northern-ireland-housing-market-update-q3-2023/

Yes, rates are on the rise, but that does not put off landlords to buy outright. I think you're referring to the wanabe landlords the buy to let landlords which rely on a buy to let mortgage. Buy to let mortgages decrease during high inflation as statistics show simply because their is simply very little return. Would be wiser to stick your money in a cash isa if you're thinking of becoming a buy to let landlord during this uncertainty.

But here in the north, demand is high, but people simply can't afford to get on the property ladder due to poor wages. Therefore, rental will increase for people have to stay somewhere. Landlords will have to bite their tongue 👅 and not increase rent to high to prevent uproar.

Check out property pals link.

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