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Originally posted by zeitghostGosh.
That got quite heated towards the end...
I wonder how much it cost to fix his car...
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Well, here's some more non-expert advice.
You might have fooked it, you might not. Nobody can tell you any more unless they rip all the bits apart and inspect them thoroughly.
I have one piece of expert opinion for you though. You sir, are a tube of the highest order and shouldn't be allowed to play with sharp objects.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Postpetrol in a diesel car? What did the hire company say about that?
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/t...20please&mid=0
HTH
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Originally posted by swamp View Post... spending less money than a couple of set menus and a house red at a reasonable restaurant.
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Originally posted by chef View Postso for me it cost £194.50
+ hire car of a diesel estate (to fit all the cr@p in)
+ petrol
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostEr... more like £150.
so for me it cost £194.50
+ hire car of a diesel estate (to fit all the cr@p in)
+ petrol
I'll be there though, wouldnt miss it
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHow much are the tickets and how many are sold?
Say 100,000 at £40 each? Which is 4million? So about 0.001% of what the banks have dropped.
BOOMED
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How much are the tickets and how many are sold?
Say 100,000 at £40 each? Which is 4million? So about 0.001% of what the banks have dropped.
BOOMED
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A bunch of smelly students buying tickets for a crusty gig, spending less money than a couple of set menus and a house red at a reasonable restaurant. Wow!
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Well I tend to agree with Richard Bransons remarks at the weekend that the 'recession' bottomed out in December.
Recent activiy from the housing market in both the UK and the US would support this.
If you consider 'qui bonum' (whos profits? ) from this 'credit crunch' - Wall St Bankers - City Financial people at the very top have made fantastic volumes of money in the shape of bonuses - remember a bonus is performance related - aha !
Meanwhile companies are cashing in by slashing workforces thereby boosting shareholder profit and of course the never ending queue for endless government handouts.
And who is the biggest loser - who foots the bill - Taxpayers and workers - all cannon fodder for the Wall Street executive welfare program.
Time Will Tell.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 3 February 2009, 18:01.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View Post... that the so called 'credit crunch' is not what it seems ...
Last year around 3,000 tickets remained unsold in the days leading up to the festival.
2)On Working Lunch recently, a few people have said that in recession, spending on entertainment can be strong as people cancel holidays/new cars but still need something to make life worthwhile
3)Are students really the demographic most affected by a recession?
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Here is the proof ...
... that the so called 'credit crunch' is not what it seems ...
Tickets for the Glastonbury Festival have sold out, organisers announced today.
No headline acts have been confirmed for the event, which will take place in late June.
An early ticket deposit scheme was launched in October, and organisers said the "vast majority" of festival-goers completed their full payment by 1 February.
Emily Eavis, who runs Glastonbury with her father Michael, said: "We're chuffed to bits that we've managed to sell so many tickets so far ahead, especially when you look at the weather outside.
"Thanks to everyone for keeping the faith; it's certainly shaping up to be another vintage year for the Glastonbury Festival, with a brilliant line up to be unveiled in June."
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