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Disaster for Britain as housing becomes more affordable
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Right then I want the mods to get rid of this @ss as this is yet another blatant stab at my dyslexia.
Ignore him.'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher0 -
Ignore him.
True the king of finance is out of work tomorrow.
Can't be that good if he never saw that coming.
Never mind he should be able to do more surfing we have a shortage of good surfers in the UK. Come on wookster the olympics need you.:rotfl: (well if it was an olympic sport)0 -
Oh I just can't resist this. Are you going to hit me with your handbag?
You just totally lend yourself to abuse... perhaps if you were a bit more with the grey matter...
Dole boy. Stop it now I would crush you so get behind your Keyboard.
Is your ignore broken again Troll boy:rolleyes:0 -
Oh I just can't resist this. Are you going to hit me with your handbag?
You just totally lend yourself to abuse... perhaps if you were a bit more with the grey matter...
On ignore :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher0 -
Dole boy. Stop it now I would crush you so get behind your Keyboard.
Is your ignore broken again Troll boy:rolleyes:
Well I have to confess, you are such easy prey that every so often I have a look, just to see what rubbish you've posted. I'm never dissapointed, its always rubbish.
Is that a threat above btw?
Bet it must really irk you that your tax dollars are paying for me to hit the beach and have fun
such an unfair life isn't it? 0 -
Well I have to confess, you are such easy prey that every so often I have a look, just to see what rubbish you've posted. I'm never dissapointed, its always rubbish.
Is that a threat above btw?
Bet it must really irk you that your tax dollars are paying for me to hit the beach and have fun such an unfair life isn't it?
No I have just funded a project to bread more great white sharks. (you can only hope he looks like a seal)
My points have all been on topic on this thread and my Chinese property point disproved a myth that the chinese were prudent by choice (they are so low paid they have to save)
I am the better man and that better man as a job Wookster. There was no threat it is plain to see.
By by I should imagine your user account will be gone by the weekend.
I wonder if !!!!!! will be back :rotfl: :rolleyes:0 -
Oh I just can't resist this. Are you going to hit me with your handbag?
You just totally lend yourself to abuse... perhaps if you were a bit more with the grey matter...
Well i suppose it's easy to throw insults behind the wookster persona, I'd have had more respect for you if you had kept !!!!!! going.0 -
Are falling house prices bad? Not for enyone looking to buy!
For the economy you bet look at every economy with falling house prices and look at how they are doing.
It is obvious falling house prices are not a good thing in terms of the economy.
That's a logical fallacy - post hoc ergo propter hoc.
Because an economy doing badly has falling house prices, it does not logically follow that falling house prices are the cause of that.
Indeed, it is more likely that the falling house prices are the result of them rising too high in the first place and causing the economy to go bust.'Never keep up with Joneses. Drag them down to your level. It's cheaper.' Quentin Crisp0 -
I am the better man and that better man as a job Wookster. There was no threat it is plain to see.
How sad that your test of who's a better man depends on who has a job and who doesn't.
No great whites around the South Coast of the UK so unlikely, but hold your breath anyways, lets see you blue :cool:0 -
Austin_Allegro wrote: »
Indeed, it is more likely that the falling house prices are the result of them rising too high in the first place and causing the economy to go bust.
So falling house prices are bad for the economy bubble or not once you pop it, it is bad for the economy.
Deflation is bad for any economy houses or not.
PS I never said hose prices caused the falling economys but they are bad for the economy and the data is undeniable.0
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