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Doing my bit for the economy
ess0two
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I'm off to Cheltenham races next week.I expect to eat,drink and be merry watching glorious racing.
The down side is it may be a costly venture,£700+ or thereabouts,at least it'll be spent and benefit the economy.
The down side is it may be a costly venture,£700+ or thereabouts,at least it'll be spent and benefit the economy.
Official MR B fan club,dont go............................
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And I'm going out all day tomorrow. Rugby followed by beers and food. Could be another £100 to add to your £700.
We'll soon have this recession licked0 -
JonnyBravo wrote: »And I'm going out all day tomorrow. Rugby followed by beers and food. Could be another £100 to add to your £700.
We'll soon have this recession licked
:beer: could possible cost me a lot less,depends on how good i pick the horses,or not,lol.
Enjoy the rugby:jOfficial MR B fan club,dont go............................0 -
Well I make that £800 so far, I found 3p behind the sofa yesterday so I'm getting some penny sweets later. Only a few hundred billion £ to go and it'll be 2004 all over again!0
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Well does my bottle of £4 wine count.:jLife is short, smile while you still have teeth
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I have purchased a house, a car, 3 settes along with other house related items, a piano and stuff for my young child.
I think I cover UK GDP for the last 7 Months.0 -
Doing my bit to help Sony out myself and join the flat screen revolution, just ordered a new TV! But I am doing it because the old one has started playing up. I am definately looking to buy a car later on in the year too if I can save enough my then.Please remember other opinions are available.0
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F*ck the economy.
I have increased saving from 70% of disposable income to 85% disposable income last month.
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I'm in the market for a Golf GT and I would have bought one yesterday if the car had been as advertised. Instead when I got there it didn't have a verifiable service history, had 25% more miles than advertised and one more owner than advertised.
Mad and £30 of petrol wasted!
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I'm in the market for a Golf GT and I would have bought one yesterday if the car had been as advertised. Instead when I got there it didn't have a verifiable service history, had 25% more miles than advertised and one more owner than advertised.
Mad and £30 of petrol wasted!
GRRRRRR
Glad to see yo decided not to go for the 1 series.;)0
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