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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe biggest of the lot. And to be clear, we are talking inheritance rather than composition.
you lost me
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIs it called cactus because it has pricks inside?
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostNIRP/ZIRP effect.
Depreciating assets are becoming free, appreciating assets (houses for example) are getting more and more expensive.
For example, driving over the Bristol flyover on the M5, just before the Clifton Gorge, one can see a vast acreage of what look like new cars, tens of thousands of them crowded into several giant car parks below. Is that normal? Were they all there before 2008?
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It looks like the perfect chav car - it's wearing a puffer jacket.
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostOnly problem is whilst you're driving your Citroen Cactus Flair 1.2 Petrol there's a danger you might be seen by somebody you know.
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Only problem is whilst you're driving your Citroen Cactus Flair 1.2 Petrol there's a danger you might be seen by somebody you know.
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NIRP/ZIRP effect.
Depreciating assets are becoming free, appreciating assets (houses for example) are getting more and more expensive.
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cars are nearly free
Citroen Cactus Flair 1.2 petrol 18m lease £1200 up front then £53.10pm! total £2342.69 @ National vehicle solutions - Hot UK Deals
can post carp on here while you drive
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