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Having lost almost all of the 3,000 readers it had 30 months ago the financial website t1ps.com is to shut down, we can reveal. Its editor Richard “Gollum” Gill is looking for alternative employment. To mark this sad day, our resident in house poet has penned a short offering.
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nigel somerville
So. Farewell then, T1ps.com.
Crony Capitalism stinks
That is our catchphrase
but not Yours
Sadly.
Keith’s mum always confused You with Boy George:
“Karma, karma, karma, karma, karma
Karme—e—lonnnnn…..”
Is that how it went?
It is now.
loada crap
Two words: Fuck off.
filthy lucre
Quite pathetic. Is this why Share Prophets has been so negative on QPP. Some personal vendetta? How professional! SP will be next if it carries on like this.
PE fan
Not much of a poet!
Nigel’s effort was much better.
Get out some back issues and do your research…….
mr_ochs
What I’m not clear about is whether Evil’s diary (the only bit of t1ps that I still read) will now be free or continue to be subscription based? The email t1ps sent to readers didn’t make this clear.