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Previously on "Which companies will be benefiting from the credit crunch?"
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Training companies should benefit, but HMG seem more prepared to bail out banks and waste 12 Billion on a VAT cut than do what commonsense should dictate.
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Like it - a kind of PAYD scheme - Pay As You DieOriginally posted by Cliphead View Postpay now die later
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In all seriousness I came up with a cracking idea the other day... "Rent a coffin" - They only burn them 10 mins later, why not rent a coffin, as it goes through the curtain swop it for a cardboard box???
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Originally posted by swamp View PostFuneral arrangers will suffer unless they are bargain basement, ashes in an old coffee jar type outfits. Your black horse-drawn carriage, walnut coffin and granite headstone mob are going die off, as it were.
How about special deals - two for the price of for one ?
Limited offer - book early to avoid dissapointment.
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Funeral arrangers will suffer unless they are bargain basement, ashes in an old coffee jar type outfits. Your black horse-drawn carriage, walnut coffin and granite headstone mob are going die off, as it were.Originally posted by bogeyman View PostI think that's the game to get into, seriously.
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Don't be so sure about them.Originally posted by Pickle2 View PostWetherspoons.
Telegraph: JD Wetherspoon cancels dividend to conserve cash
This is a problem of 'credit-crunch' (on-topic) rather than economic down turn.
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