Oh good grief.

Along with Chandulal Mahadevia, a friend, and Arthur Shorrock, an Englishman who knew some British textile-machinery manufacturers in Lancashire, he took over the management of a small mill in Ahmedabad, and named it the Shorrock Mill. Of the initial equity capital of Rs 3.25 lakh, Mafatlal picked up 30 shares of Rs 1,000 each while his father picked up another 30 shares. Mafatlal and his partners evolved an innovative scheme to muster the rest of the funds. In those days, business concerns were run by managing agencies. So, the enterprising partners promised investors a share in the managing agency

...The first mill did extremely well, and Mafatlal developed an appetite for expansion. Six years later, in 1912, he bought a mill in neighbouring Nadiad for Rs 6.26 lakh. The second mill was aptly called New Shorrock

I could care less, but I'd have to try really hard.

You are avoiding the issue. I highlighted the two sentences you wrote about club memberships but SP appears to have censored this. From your post above:

"We still have some memberships in some old British clubs..."

"LOst those club membership things though..."

You can't even lie straight in bed. You contradict yourself within the same paragraph. Your lack of credibility is complete.

Go away.

Sorry FK, that's much much more likely, my old gliding club accidentally launched a sheep that got caught up in the catapult wire, and it flew a good mile or so! So, yes, you are much, much more likely to be killed by falling sheep!