The perfect property market

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sasguru replied

17 October 2008, 13:36
Originally posted by TheBigYinJames View Post

There's a related phenomenon called Sasguru syndrome, where the victim takes endless glee in the collapse of society because they believe that they themselves are immune from the effects of it.

No I don't take glee in the collapse of society.
Society has binged and, like it or not, must pay the price of a hangover.
In life nothing's free.
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DimPrawn replied

17 October 2008, 10:38
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

What is the syndrome where you think you budgeted reasonable well and made considered/cautious choices, yet the ineptitude of others is going to bring everyone's fortunes (including your own) crashing down?

New Labour Syndrome.

HTH
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Bagpuss replied

17 October 2008, 10:37
What is the syndrome where you think you budgeted reasonable well and made considered/cautious choices, yet the ineptitude of others is going to bring everyone's fortunes (including your own) crashing down?
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TheBigYinJames replied

17 October 2008, 10:33
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

I believe it's known as CyberMan syndrome.

There's a related phenomenon called Sasguru syndrome, where the victim takes endless glee in the collapse of society because they believe that they themselves are immune from the effects of it.
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DimPrawn replied

17 October 2008, 10:33
It's true. CyberCretin's house is worth more than his neighbours.

After all, they live next door to a lunatic.
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DiscoStu replied

17 October 2008, 10:30
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

What a fantastic market, your own house maintains its value but all your neighbours houses will plummet in value.

Only your neighbour's house will drop

boomed

I believe it's known as CyberMan syndrome.
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BlasterBates started a topic The perfect property market

17 October 2008, 10:27
The perfect property market

What a fantastic market, your own house maintains its value but all your neighbours houses will plummet in value.

Only your neighbour's house will drop

boomed
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