Ladies ^ gentlemen. You may hae noticed that I suddenly have effectively stopped posting daily, well my main computer had developed a glich and is stell unusable so I am using a very vintage hp lap top, shesh is it slow and lacks most of the add one ports, bear with me .
gracias AU, phooey short finger.
SSM,
Perhaps the Trio really are nothing more than a chimera...
"Crow" is probably some bored housewife from small town Macclesfield in England making-up lovely entertaining stories to keep folks entertained, who specialises in incontinence clothing for the elderly...
"Kanacki" is the nom de guerre of a frustrated fisherman from Sri Lanka who owns a paddling boat and rarely catches anything of value...?
"Hard Luck" is a Japanese manga character created by the visions of a 11 year old who wishes to become chapeler that deals in bespoke headwear...?
Or
They are doing what many of us dream of and are as real as sky...!
"When is a treasure not a treasure"?
Oh what an enigma...
IPUK
Hello SSM,
Trust me, trying to do business in India is enough to give one not only a headache, but send pain down into the parts of the anatomy even Hippocrates didn't know existed...
Indian bureaucracy is an absolute nightmare and it would seem, its sole intention is to prolong even the simplest of tasks to unimaginable lengths. Saying that, since the 1990s, they have attempted to overhaul and reduce the red-tape one encounters but some folk there, simply see putting barriers in your way as a duty.
You ask:
"Any type of venture takes preference?"
I am sure in myself that I have the confidence to "take-on" land based searches and know that my strongest skills lie in organising, preparing and establishing links..., if there is any interest in digging/mining for gold, buying and selling it, searching for some long-lost hoard be it in a jungle, desert or even in a metropolis conurbation, I am willing to take a look-see...
For me, even though the actual work in searching and finding something is usually a great experience, I am of the thought that it would enhance it greatly if there was an end product. I have had failures and silly mistakes made by not fully considering all angles of projects, but it all adds to the knowledge bank and you can use it for future reference.
IPUK
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IPUK...I heard that in India if one public service officer tells you " you need to come back next week" or something like that it essentially means you need to provide some "greasing" money..
TT
IPUK...I heard that in India if one public service officer tells you " you need to come back next week" or something like that it essentially means you need to provide some "greasing" money..
TT
Hello SSM,
Trust me, trying to do business in India is enough to give one not only a headache, but send pain down into the parts of the anatomy even Hippocrates didn't know existed...
Indian bureaucracy is an absolute nightmare and it would seem, its sole intention is to prolong even the simplest of tasks to unimaginable lengths. Saying that, since the 1990s, they have attempted to overhaul and reduce the red-tape one encounters but some folk there, simply see putting barriers in your way as a duty.
You ask:
"Any type of venture takes preference?"
I am sure in myself that I have the confidence to "take-on" land based searches and know that my strongest skills lie in organising, preparing and establishing links..., if there is any interest in digging/mining for gold, buying and selling it, searching for some long-lost hoard be it in a jungle, desert or even in a metropolis conurbation, I am willing to take a look-see...
For me, even though the actual work in searching and finding something is usually a great experience, I am of the thought that it would enhance it greatly if there was an end product. I have had failures and silly mistakes made by not fully considering all angles of projects, but it all adds to the knowledge bank and you can use it for future reference.
IPUK
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