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Reply to: Gordon Brown to bar 100pc mortgages
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Previously on "Gordon Brown to bar 100pc mortgages"
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I'm not sure you'd want to hear it.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat was his speciality?
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What's wrong with that? My cricket captain had loads of them.Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post... a mail order girlfriend ...
He also had a regular girlfriend but she wouldn't let him do his speciality.
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Yes I too wish I was a 50 something loser, with a house in a rough part of Berkshire (you put the Berk in Berkshire), no mates, and a mail order girlfriend, because the personality is so odius no free thinking woman would have you.
Then I'm also envious of your fixation with posting Tory propoganda on a largely Tory voting website.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostDo you have to bring insults into the argument? He is quite entitled to his opinion and I would like to read it : without getting side tracked into this mud slinging that seems to follow your posts.
You may not notice this, but the mudslinging originated from Owlhoot. I would prefer reasonable debate, but if somebody wants to resort to abuse I reserve the right to reply in the same vein, especially as he is talking a load of cobblers and constantly contradicting his own views.
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Do you have to bring insults into the argument? He is quite entitled to his opinion and I would like to read it : without getting side tracked into this mud slinging that seems to follow your posts.Originally posted by Cyberman View PostAbsolutely. It appears that Owlhoot is the muddlehead.
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At that point they would be seen as unnecessary.Originally posted by OwlHoot View Postand you, being a bit of a muddlehead, are in denial of the fact that what is preferable in an ideal world (which I don't dispute) is unworkable today and will make the current situation worse. The time to start insisting on deposits is only once things start improving.
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and you, being a bit of a muddlehead, are in denial of the fact that what is preferable in an ideal world (which I don't dispute) is unworkable today and will make the current situation worse. The time to start insisting on deposits is only once things start improving.Originally posted by Cyberman View PostYou appear to be in denial of the obvious causes of the current crisis.
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Yes she did, and argued the case convincingly.
I suppose it can be argued either way.
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Didn't Maggie Thatcher try to say it was the other way round?Originally posted by Platypus View PostTrue, but no politician would ever dare say this
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