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Waldorf replied

8 March 2014, 10:25
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Inflation down
Deficit down
House prices up (massively)
Unemployment down
Pound strong
Immigration down
Crime down
Debt still climbing
....
Pigs fuelled and ready to fly
Good luck

FTFY
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DaveB replied

8 March 2014, 09:46
"Are you familiar with the phrase 'Hospital Pass'? You are? Good, Catch!"
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DimPrawn replied

8 March 2014, 09:36
Inflation down
Debt down
House prices up (massively)
Unemployment down
Pound strong
Immigration down
Crime down
....
Pigs fuelled and ready to fly
Good luck
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SimonMac replied

7 March 2014, 17:04
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vetran started a topic What note to leave the incoming Treasury Secretary?

7 March 2014, 17:00
What note to leave the incoming Treasury Secretary?

Treasury sources said the full text of the letter from Byrne – dated 6 April, the day Gordon Brown called the general election – was: "Dear chief secretary, I'm afraid there is no money. Kind regards – and good luck! Liam."

So assuming George & co do go at the next election what should he say in the note?
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