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Bluedell

 

 

 

I would side with Frankie on this, sook sook.

 

I had no idea what a "fud" was until I looked it up just now:

 

 

 

I don't think there is any need for that either, I am sure that the vast majority of people on this site are more than articulate enough to make telling points without resorting to that kind of language.

 

It's more akin to "fanny" than the c word. Nothing wrong with calling people a fanny, fud, etc on forums when it's warranted (which it was). Sometimes words like that can just sum up someone.

 

Sometimes it can be more effective than just saying that "his behaviour has been disgraceful", and I'd rather be called a fud than Andy S's criticism that Thomson is more impartial.

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I would find it extremely odd if they signed the requisition knowing that they didn't have any shares; that would seem like a fraud to me. Isn't it more likely that they do own shares but not in their own names.

 

The requestition should be in whatever name they hold the shares. It's a basic premise that any first year lawyer would get right. I can't believe that they got something as basic as that wrong.

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