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I used to joke that Gordon thinks he has a money tree. But actually, he does.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostTom Booker, chief economist at Donnelly-McPartlin, said: "I think it's important the government commits itself to at least 10 more bail-outs, although I do have one question - where the f**k is all the money coming from?"
Its a damned good question.....
The Bank can never run out of Money.
Should during the course of a game the Bank discovers it has no more banknotes to issue - then the Banker will simply issue Bank Notes by printing credit notes with denominations accordingly.
See - simple when you think about it.
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And no doubt we'll see all the flunkies (led by that godawful Yvette Cooper) on Newsnight tonight parroting the usual "It is right" that blah blah blah
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Tom Booker, chief economist at Donnelly-McPartlin, said: "I think it's important the government commits itself to at least 10 more bail-outs, although I do have one question - where the f**k is all the money coming from?"
Its a damned good question.....
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Aye Gordon !
Its only money as ye said yerself - but have ye noticed that when ye ask fir a wee rice - they're giviing nane away ???
Are ye gonna buy us a' fitballl team Gordon ?
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Inaccurate reporting
My press officer has recently pointed me in the direction of the following report on the banking bailouts (required only due to US subprime)
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/b...-200901191519/
Let me be clear here. There will be only 2 bailouts. Definately less than 3.
I can't rule out a bailout 2.5 mind.
Don't worry. It's only money.Tags: None
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