we all need to be careful what we post, page-7

Interesting post Nursery.

If people study Shakespeare they would know that the Fool in King Lear was actually one of the wisest and closest associates of the King (or Queen).

The Fool would often cloak his advice to the King or Queen in some form of humour, so that to everyone else thought that he was being an idiot. Only the King knew differently. Clearly a very c;ever person was required for the role.

Just shows how the value of a fool changes over time, just like the Share Price of OXR/OZL. Was once great, but now.....

Regards

Dasa

PS Just remember that was the Middle Ages concept of a fool, however if i call you a fool, no compliment is intended.