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Previously on "Can people please stop all this talk of Boom as if everything is great out there..."
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A bit like you. Accept you always give the impression of being senile at every age.
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Corporate debt. No one is watching until they have a Thomas Cook moment and then the market is flooded with people looking for work. Suddenly tax revenues are down and trade tariffs go up.
As the general in Octopussy once said..
- 01:28:48 Set time for the explosion here.
- 01:28:54 To activate, insert and twist the lever a quarter-turn clockwise.
- 01:29:02 Be at least 20 miles away when it goes off, hm
Probably was Dominic Cummings last brief to Boris...
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Not sure what you're getting at? But then you're a senile old fool nowadays anyway.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
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Can people please stop all this talk of Boom as if everything is great out there...
Brexit uncertainty 'could lead to interest rate cut' - BBC News
Earlier this month, Bank governor Mark Carney estimated that in a worst-case, chaotic scenario that a no-deal Brexit could reduce the size of the economy by 5.5%.
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