This game called “Garfield and Sponsor” gives me the quivers. Maybe I should first consult some adequate level of a legal expert before entering in any agreements, especially if I can’t understand the fine print. In did, I might to feel tempted. My instincts keep guiding me, but in some matters, logic mixes well with intuition and this is one of them. Keep expect some see-saw feel to the day when one moment I still feel positive and optimistic but the next, feelings of deep doubt intrude. My inner fidelity is resisting the urge to alter agreements and decisions which have already been made. If I've been given a risky-sounding opportunity recently, (that is to say - Russia/Spain), the state of things says that I need to gather up some courage. After all, the bigger the risk is, the better the results could be. However, this kind of heart-pounding activity I don’t need in my life. Just for sick of brighter energy? Still, it also can earn some attention in the eyes of a number of very important people. Although there's a chance that I could fail, but it's getting tinier by the moment.
Let’s see this “Internet Bubble” more closely. Taking one clear fact in one hand:
Loosing egg (sic): “…I can’t be unhesitant to underline that Mr. Edwards and the consultancy which he representing have a much possible serious intents.”
And the reality in another:
… The victims were understood to be taking delivery of a pizza when the attackers pulled up in a vehicle and opened fire. Four other people were seriously injured, including the two pizza delivery men.
Then, Havoc! - Let’s slip the dogs of war. (The military order Havoc! was a signal given to the English military forces in the Middle Ages to direct the soldiery to pillage and chaos. The Black Book of the Admiralty of 1385 is a collection of laws, in French and Latin, relating to the English Navy):
From: tim mccarron (timoo86@msn.com)
Sent: 07 March 2009 22:54:27
To:?
Fund Manager: Tim McCarron, Fidelity Investments International, Oakhill House,
Business Proposal: I am Tim McCarron the Fund Manager of Fidelity Investment International. The World Largest Fund Management Company with over 1.2 Trillion Capital Investment Fund and over 900 thousand investors all over the world. Nevertheless, as The Fidelity Fund Manager, I handle all our Investor's Direct Capital Funds (financial funds). As a routine, every investor gets the percentage profit or dividend from the total cash he or she invested into the company annually. Last year it was announced that the profit margin was 20% after calculating carefully I found out that the profit margin was 21.1% that is an excess of 1.2% on each investor so I secretly extracted 1.2% Excess Maximum Return Capital Profit (EMRCP) per annum on each of the Investor's Marginal Capital Fund and created a separate account where the total sum of the extraction was kept as an expert, the account has a value of 8, 745, 000, 00.(GBP) Now, I am looking for someone who I can trust to stand as an Investor to receive the fund as Annual Investment Proceeds from Fidelity Marginal Capital Fund. All confirmable and legal documents to back up the claims will be made available to you as soon as possible. Meanwhile, I have worked out the modalities and technicalities whereby the funds can be claimed in any of our 6 Clearing Houses without any hitches. Our sharing ratio will be 50-50. If you are interested, get back to me through email so that I will provide you more information about the transaction or you provide me with phone number to reach you for more details. Sincerely, Tim McCarron www.fidelity.co.uk/wealthmanager/funds/europe/oeicsandunittrusts/european.html
www.fidelity.co.uk/wealthmanager/fundmanagercvs/pdfs/TMcCarron.pdf
To be less dispersed, after reading this, I have the strong desire to run away, and recuperate in remote, not English speaking Planet my habitual forces. (“Varus, give me back my legions!” Just for sick of Quintilius Varus. Who was prefect of
Captain survives icy plunge in the winter sea. Kevin McGonigle floated for more than an hour in the seas south of
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