Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

postman, i am about to ban you from my thread, like you did me from yours.

\keep it up, and you are going
 
its over ...no more heros to be bought
you can game this all you want
some serious sh^t into mid week
 
not fond of suppression of free speak but oscar is heretofor banned from my thread..

postman, i am about to ban you from my thread, like you did me from yours.

\keep it up, and you are going

Go for it. :LOL:
You can't, your impotent. :p
I believe you can ban me as much as I believe your trades. ;)

Someone pass me a bigger stick.
 

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the liitle feedback i get here is negative, regardless. go to hell

i'm out of here
 
after this cover, i'm done here.

i don't need this sh^t, nowhere, nohow

i,am,done,here

have at it aholes, enjoy

but you will not kick me around anymore

f^ck y^o

was it easy getting to my level, hell no??

christ, i get no respect

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