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comedy banana artwork is bought by comedy crypto bro (possibly fraud adjacent).

what a time to be alive.

I guess IT would get confused with income tax, among many other things.

without questioning the underlying assumption that our national economy needs to be treated like a household budget

this is a quite different argument (and a valid thing to question imo) than the one about whether farms over a certain value should be exempt from IHT.

What do you mean by 'lack of intrinsic value'?

With regard to MSTR - the fundamentals of the business absent the BTC stash justifies a tiny fraction of the price.

With regard to BTC - it does not have properties of typical stock investments such as conventional assets, cash flow, earnings projections etc. It also does not have the established state backing and regulatory frameworks which provide some degree of confidence in "fiat" currencies issued by non rogue states.

the term "intrinsic" may be too strong for some... that's fine.

I was confident I'd be shorting it.

Could be years away.

The gradual decline theory is an interesting one, thanks for sharing your thoughts on that.

To me, the rate and scale of change of price plus lack of intrinsic value puts it firmly in bubble territory, but I'm fully aware that bubbles can persist for surprisingly long periods of time.

Isn't it more of a "when"?

Amazing!

Interesting; thanks.

Catalpa

I have a pair too - same model, I think.

Bought off here some years back. Excellent boots.

E class is probaby the ultimate vehicle for this sort of thing (I've never driven one but been a passenger odd times and they seem like nice places to be).

Are any of them 4wd?

ideal for an extended tour of the UK's petrol stations. i had a bug-eye STi years ago... 18 mpg / 55l tank.

^ even those photos look nicely David Lynch.

yeah a non crazy subaru is a good shout.

i40

no longer sold in the uk due to declining sales, but they do have a hydrogen model in their range...

i did ask "what car..." not "what van..."

also to require a tacho the vehicle plus trailer needs to weigh over 3.5t which is unlikely in the scenario i outlined.

i wouldn't want to drive a transit to Scotland, particularly.

most large cars are rated to tow 2t or so on a braked trailer so don't see this would need a commercial vehicle.

hypothetical question: if you wanted to tow something that weighed a bit less than a tonne, maybe only half a tonne, on a braked trailer, semi regularly and over quite long distances, what car would you choose?

NB. a Landrover Discovery is not the right answer.

it's definitely the wifi security on my phone as it doesn't happen with wifi turned off and it isn't happening on a different phone on the same wifi network.

another Samsung "feature" which I never realised that i didn't want - until now.

No VPN but some Samsung WiFi security thing could be the reason?

i'm sure he just slipped

anyone know why bbc mobile web pages are redirecting from bbc.co.uk to bbc.com, complete with adverts?

just noticed it happening in the last few days.

one of our cats likes to lick my wife's ear. it's kind of disturbing!

buying a 2013 XC70 which has 165k miles?

probably trouble.

you could get lucky and get a few years out of it without any big bills, but odds are likely to be against this outcome.

excellent work!