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Hello Share Folk. Did you see the blockbuster programme on the telly this week that showed the wealthy getting richer and the poor not so?
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wildrides
Remember the days when a petrol lawn mower cost about £400 quid ………. now you can buy em in homebase for £120 ( less than the cost of two annual services at your local mower emporium) They have become a throw away item for many people rather than bother with servicing costs . Thats what China has done for us ………….cheap everything ! apart from food . So grow your own veg and you have never had it so good in reality .
Malcolm Stacey
I had a friend, Wilders who paid £2,000 for a camcorder 35 years ago. It had to be carried by two men. Now you can get better pictures with a £30 phone. We’re in clover.