Krusty fan club...

morg_monster

(not)
Did anyone watch location location location tonight and watch Krusty flirting SHAMELESSLY with a hot young irish fireman?! hilarious!!

I'm watching it on channel 4+1 at the moment ... but i'd avoid it if you're still eating your dinner ... nauseating!

chrisandanne

Yes, watched it but don't know why I bother except to marvel at the ridiculous prices in London....did you see that REALLY grotty flat at £175k, they hadn't even bothered doing the washing up...and the telly people were coming :eek: . A x

m00m00

I only saw the last few seconds of it (and sorry to spoil it for you)

they were bleating about bloody stamp duty AGAIN.

Generali

m00m00 wrote: »

they were bleating about bloody stamp duty AGAIN.

It's ok, if house prices keep heading south then Krusty and Phlip will get their wish as most houses will be stamp exempt.

napoleon

Krusty and the other chancer should be up before the beak in the Old Bailey IMHO

dopester

I saw 15 seconds of it after the tennis.

Krusty was walking down some stairs whilst telling a guy that he won't lose money in buying the property. Immediately turned the tv off - don't know how she gets away with saying such things.

Banderman

Krusty, Krusty, come out, come out wherever you are. No more live appearances from krusty on tv recently, I wonder why.

mikegib

dopester wrote: »

I saw 15 seconds of it after the tennis.

I was switching channels ..

steadysaver

My personal fav is what is being spouted by Krusty and Phil on the channel 4 website

http://www.channel4.com/4homes/buyingandselling/phil-kirstie-house-price-predictions-2.html

Pure gold from Krusty such as: "So whats my advice at the moment? Don't sell if you don't have to. Your house isn't worth less than it was, but people aren't buying".

and this inacuracy from big Phil (not Scolari) : "It is negative equity which forces home owners to sell and it is only when the numbers of forced sellers reach significant levels that a market actually crashes. Using data from 80 per cent of lenders, Experian estimate 8,000 people are already in difficulty and more than 23,000 would be in negative equity if prices fell by 10 per cent. A 20 per cent fall would mean 78,394. Given that there are around 14.5 million owner-occupiers in the UK - I do not believe these numbers would bring about the type of market collapse being hyped up in the press". - What a load of tosh - since when does just being in negative equity force people to sell. There is a whole range of factors but negative equity doesnt matter (Unless you HAVE to sell)

but then again "people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. Forfty percent of all people know that".

moanymoany

steadysaver wrote: »

but then again "people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. Forfty percent of all people know that".[/quote


Have to take issue with you there steady - I'm absolutely certain it's 45.5%.

adouglasmhor

moanymoany wrote: »

steadysaver wrote: »

but then again "people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. Forfty percent of all people know that".[/quote


Have to take issue with you there steady - I'm absolutely certain it's 45.5%.

6 out 0f 8 people believe 90% of statistics on the internet are made up on the spot.