Nationwide -1.7% MoM. -12.4% YoY

Realy

!!!!!!? wrote: »

You seem to have got pretty heated about someone making insensitive comments about a random stranger on the news (which the OP later retracted and apologised for) but are quite laid back about posters inserting creepy sexual comments and personal aspersions about another MSE forums member into an otherwise sensible discussion?


But I am happy for you to defend your self (report it if you think it is inappropriate), It is just not as bad as something’s said on here or do you think it is?
It is funny I said exactly the same thing last time (what if it was you or someone you knew) and I was accused as being a "hello kitty gang" I can't remember you thanking me!
As I said it is ok when it suits people, and one rule for one.:mad: :rolleyes:

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

I couldn't sleep with excitement...!!

No, but I couldn't sleep. I was up all night. I suffer from seriously disturbed and unpredictable sleep patterns. Last week I was seriously wondering if I was developing chronic fatigue syndrome as I had no energy and kept sleeping.

Need to get my head into gear though.... job interview Monday. Not sure what went on there, stupid relapse into fear mode made me actually apply for a job, in a city, miles away ... and now the !!!!ers want to see me

GOOD LUCK.

Don't panic if you say pants. Pants do not make you unemployable. On the contrary, most employers might prefer you wear them. GOOD LUCK< GOOD LUCK

MrDT

PasturesNew wrote: »

I couldn't sleep with excitement...!!

No, but I couldn't sleep. I was up all night. I suffer from seriously disturbed and unpredictable sleep patterns. Last week I was seriously wondering if I was developing chronic fatigue syndrome as I had no energy and kept sleeping.

Need to get my head into gear though.... job interview Monday. Not sure what went on there, stupid relapse into fear mode made me actually apply for a job, in a city, miles away ... and now the !!!!ers want to see me

Haha should I be wishing you bad luck?

Err, good or back luck with that then, take your pick

PasturesNew

LOL/pants.
Thanks for the good luck.
It's only a temp job. 3 months. But they need a genius on it and I happen to be one
I just hope they don't think I'm too old for the job as they're all young, vibrant things.

Chance of a permie job, so if it got that far and I wanted it I'd have to move. Not far though. Just the next country

WTF?_2

PasturesNew wrote: »

I couldn't sleep with excitement...!!

No, but I couldn't sleep. I was up all night. I suffer from seriously disturbed and unpredictable sleep patterns. Last week I was seriously wondering if I was developing chronic fatigue syndrome as I had no energy and kept sleeping.

Need to get my head into gear though.... job interview Monday. Not sure what went on there, stupid relapse into fear mode made me actually apply for a job, in a city, miles away ... and now the !!!!ers want to see me

Is it with a bank? We should know which one - aren't you the 'Angel of Death' for employers?

Good luck anyway.

PasturesNew

dopester wrote: »

And, maybe she is protesting too loudly, as Needham Market seems to have a fair few suitable retirement type homes for under £150K for her.

If this thing rumbles on long enough I'll cut out the "next house" and go straight for the retirement number.

PasturesNew

!!!!!!? wrote: »

Is it with a bank? We should know which one - aren't you the 'Angel of Death' for employers?

Good luck anyway.

It's not a bank. But they do have one or two high profile customers ... and I am the Black Widow.

So, if I get it I will sell the client list to people worried about their investments

P.S. I have also applied to a bank, but not heard anything from them yet.

posh*spice

Dithering_Dad wrote: »

I graduated at the same time but got my first job in the August following graduation in June, I did about 30 application letters in total. Perhaps the issue here is the quality of the applicant and not the state of the job market? I didn't go on the dole though, I used my savings to support myself rather than rely on the taxpayers (oh dear !!!!!!, hoisted on your own petard).

I love reading !!!!!!'s posts, he's almost building into an orgasmic state with the bad news coming in from the economy. I feel we should all invest in umbrellas on this forum in case he ejaculates when the next round of bad news comes in. :rolleyes:

I almost feel I should hit him with a rolled up newspaper and stay "stop it, you dirty devil". He's getting as bad a horny dog that's seen a very trim ankle. :rotfl:

That's truly the most discusting post I have ever seen on MSE. You should sooooo be ashamed of yourself. You make me feel sick.

Realy

posh*spice wrote: »

That's truly the most discusting post I have ever seen on MSE. You should sooooo be ashamed of yourself. You make me feel sick.

God I do hope that is irony!

As I said one rule for one.

!!!!!!? wrote: »

I think we can all agree that Clarkson is a kn0b

baby_boomer

Nationwide wrote:

"This may suggest the beginning of some stabilisation in the pace of house price falls"

This tentative possible slowing down in the speed of the nosedive will not necessarily happen in London.

As Fionnula explains to those who don't stop reading once they have heard the word "stabilisation" :

"It is quite probable [ie much more likely than the other stuff she said today] that going into the final quarter, the aftermath of September's financial market gyrations will have a further negative impact on prices in London."