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Reply to: Credit crunch stories - got any?
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Previously on "Credit crunch stories - got any?"
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One banker was said to have described the crash as worse than divorce: "I've lost over half my wealth, but I still have my wife".
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Just thinking; leaving aside what we think of bankers, what should one call a woman who marries a guy in the good times when he’s making millions and then leaves him in desolation when things go downhill? Would ‘whore’ be politically unacceptable? Or too polite?
i bet she left with all the family jewellery in her bag too.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostI would suggest 'minted'.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostMrs Tester's very skilled with an electric hair trimmer too.
SFW
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostJust thinking; leaving aside what we think of bankers, what should one call a woman who marries a guy in the good times when he’s making millions and then leaves him in desolation when things go downhill? Would ‘whore’ be politically unacceptable? Or too polite?
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostJust thinking; leaving aside what we think of bankers, what should one call a woman who marries a guy in the good times when he’s making millions and then leaves him in desolation when things go downhill? Would ‘whore’ be politically unacceptable? Or too polite?
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Originally posted by swamp View PostAt least he found out what his wife was really like
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI was told the other day about Lehmans banker. Bought a £4m house - £2m cash, £2m loan to be paid back from bonuses - secured by £4m Lehmans shares ("In case they halve").
House repossessed, wife left him with the kids (who he does not see). Being made bankrupt, living in bedroom with his parents.
Should happen to all bankers really.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
Should happen to all bankers really.
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I was told the other day about Lehmans banker. Bought a £4m house - £2m cash, £2m loan to be paid back from bonuses - secured by £4m Lehmans shares ("In case they halve").
House repossessed, wife left him with the kids (who he does not see). Being made bankrupt, living in bedroom with his parents.
Should happen to all bankers really.
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benched since sept (though officially off since june - travelling).
Alfa GT Q2 07 was 26k now 12.5k
may end up taking a perm job just to tide me over
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