it's all over..

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AlfredJPruffock replied

9 October 2008, 10:18
It will all be over by Xmas.

Bet we're in for the Mother of all spending Xmas.
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DimPrawn replied

9 October 2008, 09:20
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

It's a time of national emergency. Surely you can spare a measly £20K of your vast stash to help the country as whole (and contribute to my bonus in particular?)

I wouldn't even notice it missing from my wallet.
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sasguru replied

9 October 2008, 09:19
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Sorted.

All it takes in these situations is a Labour government to get every taxpayer into £20K of debt and nothing can touch us.

Boomed!

Rate rises next week, house prices to double in 2009.

Things, can only get better, only get better, .....

It's a time of national emergency. Surely you can spare a measly £20K of your vast stash to help the country as whole (and contribute to my bonus in particular?)
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Peoplesoft bloke replied

9 October 2008, 09:19
Dead Cat bounce?
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d000hg replied

9 October 2008, 09:16
I'm sure you can cover plenty of peoples' contribution.
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DimPrawn replied

9 October 2008, 08:58
Sorted.

All it takes in these situations is a Labour government to get every taxpayer into £20K of debt and nothing can touch us.

Boomed!

Rate rises next week, house prices to double in 2009.

Things, can only get better, only get better, .....
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chef started a topic it's all over..

9 October 2008, 08:55
it's all over..

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...nq4&refer=home

"Stocks rebounded in Europe and Asia and U.S. index futures rose after International Business Machines Corp. reaffirmed its profit forecast and investors speculated the worst five-day rout since 1987 was overdone. "

IBM is saying we're fine.. its the end of the bad spell.. see that wasnt so bad..

IT contractors .. boomed
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