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The ERM fiasco will seem like a minor financial hiccup when "Gordons Miracle Economy" finally collapses.Originally posted by Hart-flootDont worry mate, i haven't forgiven Major for the ERM fiasco.Comment
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Don't you mean when the collapse of "Gordons Miracle Economy" becomes obvious to even the lowest prole.Originally posted by eternalnomadThe ERM fiasco will seem like a minor financial hiccup when "Gordons Miracle Economy" finally collapses.
don't forget that period of time unemployment has been increasing has not been seen since the recession of 90-91.Comment
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We shouldn't have long to wait before even the "lowest prole" starts to worry. I reckon late summer.Originally posted by zathrasDon't you mean when the collapse of "Gordons Miracle Economy" becomes obvious to even the lowest prole.
don't forget that period of time unemployment has been increasing has not been seen since the recession of 90-91.
Currently unemployment, on the wider measure (as opposed to the dubious claimant count) is increasing by 80,000+ per month so give it another 7 months and another half a million people. Perhaps by then Brown will be prime minister thus avoiding the shame! Cynical moi!Comment
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God! That's a feckin big boat that!Originally posted by Churchill
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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I get it - You're Hilary Benn, and your pop Tony Benn was "on the bench" (or rather _not_ on the front bench!) throughout the Tory years.Originally posted by benn0My old man was - Under Twatchers government.
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It's an expensive mausoleum - Any time an organization moves into a flash new building you can be fairly sure their best days are behind them. Happens over and over again, and they never seem to learn.Originally posted by bogeymanGod! That's a feckin big boat that!
MI6 was probably a damn sight more efficient when it was run by ex-forces officers (not all wimmin, like these days) and based in Mayfair, card indexed filing systems, and creaky old staircases and all.Last edited by OwlHoot; 16 February 2006, 21:49.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Doris wasn't always big, fat, old and ugly...Originally posted by zeitghostLike Doris in the Ipcress file with 4 inches of ash on a fag hanging out of her mouth...Comment
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