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Originally posted by dang65 View PostI can actually put a precise start date on this event as my next (Euro paid) invoice will be submitted at the end of this month and paid around 7 January 2009 into my Sterling account. So, expect the Euro to plummet disasterously on the 6th.
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At a time when the pound's going down the pan , it's a bit rich to be talking about another currency falling apart and "weaker economies".
Still, could be that the Swiss Franc takes over by default?
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OK by me. you do what you need to do. i'm going to finish another slide of this mother of all presentations and then go and collect the kids.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostJust watch when the boots on the other foot - Euroland is heading for the Mother of recessions - there may not even be a Euro this time next year - watch for the Germans to bail out first.
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Originally posted by dang65 View PostI can actually put a precise start date on this event as my next (Euro paid) invoice will be submitted at the end of this month and paid around 7 January 2009 into my Sterling account. So, expect the Euro to plummet disasterously on the 6th.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostJust watch when the boots on the other foot - Euroland is heading for the Mother of recessions.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostJust watch when the boots on the other foot - Euroland is heading for the Mother of recessions - there may not even be a Euro this time next year - watch for the Germans to bail out first.
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Just watch when the boots on the other foot - Euroland is heading for the Mother of recessions - there may not even be a Euro this time next year - watch for the Germans to bail out first.
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I'm curious milan, you live in central Europe so are (I'm assuming) in no way affected by this. Are you just enjoying the show as the pound slides further and further into the mire?
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it's gonna be 93p to the euro soon
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