U-turn on the Rock

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Cyberman replied

5 January 2009, 08:26
Originally posted by bobhope View Post

As said before, I'm all in favour of you getting a bailout, if it means that all my share deals that went south are also underwritten.

'Going south' is a bit different to having your 'going concern' company stolen to be refloated for billions a couple of years down the line, when a loan had already been agreed with the 'Lender of Last Resort'(who had caused much of your problems in the first place) and was being repaid with penal interest.

Roll on next week..... interesting times in court !!!
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BrilloPad replied

5 January 2009, 08:05
Cybertory reads the daily mail and believes what it says. why am I not suprised.
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bobhope replied

5 January 2009, 08:03
As said before, I'm all in favour of you getting a bailout, if it means that all my share deals that went south are also underwritten.
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Board Game Geek replied

4 January 2009, 23:32
Well observed Cyberchappie !
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scooterscot replied

4 January 2009, 22:53
Originally posted by expat View Post

No-one gives a tulip. **** off.

Well said.
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Cyberman replied

4 January 2009, 21:22
Originally posted by scooby View Post

If it leads to me getting some money back, then bring it on!!

An intelligent poster, at last !!
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scooby replied

4 January 2009, 21:10
If it leads to me getting some money back, then bring it on!!
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sasguru replied

4 January 2009, 18:12
Originally posted by expat View Post

No-one gives a tulip. **** off.

**** off. Seriously.
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Bagpuss replied

4 January 2009, 18:07
This message is hidden because Cyberman is on your ignore list.
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expat replied

4 January 2009, 18:01
Originally posted by Cyberman View Post

Wot... no responses ?

No-one gives a tulip. **** off.
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Cyberman replied

4 January 2009, 17:42
Wot... no responses ?
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Cyberman started a topic U-turn on the Rock

4 January 2009, 15:18
U-turn on the Rock

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/art...ng-U-turn.html

After I angrily stated a year ago that cutting the mortgage book in half at the time of a liquidity crisis was the wrong thing to do, our 'clever' authorities, including that economic genius Vince Cable , are now about to INCREASE the ability of Northern Rock to lend.

Better late than never, but further proof that a huge mistake was made by the buffoons in power.
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