World faces threat not seen since before WWII

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OwlHoot replied

6 January 2015, 17:12
Originally posted by GlenW View Post

Are we expecting a flounce?

I thought we were to expect an enforced flounce at 0am on Jan 2 (until next new year's eve)
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GlenW replied

6 January 2015, 17:08
Originally posted by Platypus View Post

By which you mean, increasing in value ............... ?

I've never understood why people cheer for a strong pound.

Makes the lager cheaper in Benidorm?
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Platypus replied

6 January 2015, 17:06
Originally posted by original PM View Post

the pound is doing ok?

By which you mean, increasing in value ............... ?

Thereby making exports more expensive and hurting British industry, and thereby its workers?

I've never understood why people cheer for a strong pound.
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AtW replied

6 January 2015, 13:25
Originally posted by zeitghost

You still here?

Yes.
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GlenW replied

6 January 2015, 13:19
Originally posted by zeitghost

You still here?

Are we expecting a flounce?
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FatLazyContractor replied

6 January 2015, 13:18
As seen on ze news
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AtW replied

6 January 2015, 13:15
Originally posted by original PM View Post

thought that was just in the Eurozone...

the pound is doing ok?

Yes Great Britain will have great inflation and only salaries will deflate...
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original PM replied

6 January 2015, 10:17
thought that was just in the Eurozone...

the pound is doing ok?
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OwlHoot replied

6 January 2015, 10:12
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Yes, it's true, this threat is ...

Low inflation!

Run for the hills!!! Ze low inflation is coming to get ya!!!

Source: World faces low inflation threat not seen since before WWII - Telegraph

Er, Japan has seen loads of deflation over the last 20 years.

Although I can well believe the basic point - The way prices of many goods keep dropping is actually quite worrying
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quackhandle replied

6 January 2015, 10:01
That's definitely not my bag, baby.

not qh but A. Powers
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Paddy replied

6 January 2015, 09:56
[QUOTE=AtW;2038976]Yes, it's true, this threat is ...

Low inflation!

QUOTE]

You need one of these...
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barrydidit replied

6 January 2015, 07:58
I thought this thread was going to be about Nazi cows. :nazi:
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darmstadt replied

6 January 2015, 06:38
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Reminds me - must pump up my tyres...

Not too much as might snow and if it's heavy you might have to let them down a bit again. Suggest keeping a foot pump in the boot of the car
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mudskipper replied

6 January 2015, 05:59
Reminds me - must pump up my tyres...
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AtW started a topic World faces threat not seen since before WWII

6 January 2015, 00:52
World faces threat not seen since before WWII

Yes, it's true, this threat is ...

Low inflation!

Run for the hills!!! Ze low inflation is coming to get ya!!!

Source: World faces low inflation threat not seen since before WWII - Telegraph
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