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Which one. Theresa's "money tree"? You know the one where she found the DUP's extra £1billion of funding?
Or, the other one?
The money tree resides in the garden of the house I lived in as a child, I was always surprised my father sold it as none of the houses I have lived in since have had one.
I think (s)he means the 'stupid' tree as opposed to 'the stupid tree'.
Judging by some of the questions on page one (from freeloaders and persons holding themselves out as being capable of preparing Tax Returns) I'd be inclined to agree.......
Stop teasing and elucidate.
My guess is someone has reported you . . . again. Am I close?
I can honestly say I have never reported you . . . not that I can remember, anyway . . . but my memory isn't what it was . . . who are you . . . were we married once?
I think it's more likely that Portia is simply expressing frustration and exasperation at the continuing idiotic questions (and some responses)
Ah OK. I had a thought, just the one. It is this - will ridicule of an OP encourage the use of the Anonymous facility?
Once again Andy, as so often occurs on here, the members are expected to; not only answer the enquiry but, also to formulate it. It really is sooooo trying.
Why would anyone report the major source of entertainment? Only akin to shooting ones-self in the foot.
Shhh! I'm a sleeper, you'll give the game away.It was the Soviets. It's always the Soviets.
From Stepurhan's link...Film
"The film Spartacus (1960), which was executive-produced by and starred Kirk Douglas, was based on Howard Fast's novel Spartacus and directed by Stanley Kubrick. The phrase "I'm Spartacus!" from this film has been referenced in a number of other films, television programs, and commercials."
When the Romans are looking for Spartacus in a large crowd of defeated rebels towards the end of the film, Spartacus stands up and says "I'm Spartacus" - followed by other people, one by one, standing up and saying "I'm Spartacus".
Great film!
Well Einstein (allegedly) said that human stupidity was infinite (with some uncertainty regarding the universe) so idiots have always been everywhere.