When it's all Boom, it usually means Doom

[DimPrawn]

Lots of Boomed! new contract 18 monther, pay much higher, just down the road.

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House prices 'rising at fastest pace for three years' - Telegraph

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Goldman Sachs predicts FTSE 100 will top 7,500 - Telegraph

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UK retail sales bask in best July for seven years | Digital Look


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Certain Doom round the corner.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

Lots of Boomed! new contract 18 monther, pay much higher, just down the road.

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House prices 'rising at fastest pace for three years' - Telegraph

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Goldman Sachs predicts FTSE 100 will top 7,500 - Telegraph

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UK retail sales bask in best July for seven years | Digital Look


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Certain Doom round the corner.

Let's enjoy the boom while it lasts then!

[sasguru]

Looks like QE worked after all, contrary to what you cretins spouted
British pragmatism is not such a bad thing.

Unlike Portugal, where I'm told Pingo Doce (Portuguese Tesco) now has armed guards in many supermarkets, due to a spate of hold-ups.
Going there soon, will be interesting to catch up with my contacts, one of whom has installed security gates and bought a fierce dog.

[vetran]

No More Boom and Bust!

oh sorry that was another chancer

[eek]

No More Boom and Bust!

oh sorry that was another chancer

His statement has been correct since the moment he became pm. It's been bust ever since

[Ketchup]

Looks like QE worked after all, contrary to what you cretins spouted
British pragmatism is not such a bad thing.

Unlike Portugal, where I'm told Pingo Doce (Portuguese Tesco) now has armed guards in many supermarkets, due to a spate of hold-ups.
Going there soon, will be interesting to catch up with my contacts, one of whom has installed security gates and bought a fierce dog.

To protect his trolleys in the carpark?

[AtW]

Looks like QE worked after all, contrary to what you cretins spouted
British pragmatism is not such a bad thing.

What about Zimbabwean pragmatism?

[sasguru]

What about Zimbabwean pragmatism?

That's not pragmatism, that's naivety.

[bobspud]

The trick is to plan your silly spending to last no longer than half the next cycle allowing you to save a war chest as well as enjoy the hay...

[eek]

That's not pragmatism, that's naivety.

No that's roughly enough money to buy a cup of tea