who came in to power here?

chucky

geoffky wrote: »

I maybe not that clever ...

you're entitled to your opinion but you are are probably correct.

geoffky wrote: »

I must now go out and buy ten btl to make me even more stupid...

no need you have done this already - 10/10 for effort

now remind me what the total asset value is in the UK and how it can be reflected on the graph... hmmmm

ad44downey

chucky wrote: »

you're entitled to your opinion but you are are probably correct.



no need you have done this already - 10/10 for effort

now remind me what the total asset value is in the UK and how it can be reflected on the graph... hmmmm

You can say what you want about Geoff but at least he can string a few words together without the aid of a spell checker.

chucky

ad44downey wrote: »

You can say what you want about Geoff but at least he can string a few words together without the aid of a spell checker.

yes you're right - the spell checker gets you out of many, many embarrassing situations - doesn't it?

maybe you can answer the questions in Geoffrey's absence and explain the graph - is the graph displaying Income vs Debt, Disposable Income vs Debt, Household income vs Debt. How about what the asset value is against this graph.

I know that you do know all of the answers to all of these questions - come on tell us.

ad44downey

Why don't you post your favourite graph (again) and we can all have a good laugh (again) at you trying to explain what it means.

Cleaver

ad44downey wrote: »

Why don't you post your favourite graph (again) and we can all have a good laugh (again) at you trying to explain what it means.

Your Mum is a graph.

Sorry, just trying to get involved in the mature, reasoned debate on this thread.

ess0two

ad44downey wrote: »

You can say what you want about Geoff but at least he can string a few words together without the aid of a spell checker.

Perhaps Geoff needs a graph checker..............timber

StevieJ

JonnyBravo wrote: »

hmmmm.... as we see here geoffrey's ability to interpet the graph is somewhat one dimensional.


How about if the average disposable income has gone up geoffrey?

Say if there were low interest rates?

Might that play a larger part?

:rolleyes:


p.s. the extra £8bn was repaid over the first 3 months of 2009 according to the articles I read

So it may be that the cost of servicing (and paying off) the debt has actually reduced

Graham_Devon

Considering the arguing this has caused, I'm surprised it's still classed as a graph and hasn't been downgraded to a doodle yet.

System

Maybe it will when someone can work out what it shows.

Graham_Devon

Joeskeppi wrote: »

Maybe it will when someone can work out what it shows.

Have this one then, which pretty much shows the same thing:



Sure this one will be argued to death too!