I hope this country goes into a recesssion worse than the great depression

sho_me_da_money

The_White_Horse wrote: »

seems you are. why don't you go down to toys r us and get yourself a wendy house. that might suit your budget.

if you are really nice, one of the "thieves" might let you set it up in their garden.

I will and whilst i'm there, be sure to say hello. I will find you.

No need for a description - I know you'll be wearing an eye mask, black & white striped top and be in the toy gun department.

tomterm8

This thread is very distasteful.

Pobby

I seem to remember a thread where you were looking into buying a relatives council house if I remember clearly.

chucknorris

Pobby wrote: »

I seem to remember a thread where you were looking into buying a relatives council house if I remember clearly.

Well remembered, here it is:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1004509&highlight=

sho_me_da_money

chucknorris wrote: »

Well remembered, here it is:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1004509&highlight=

All done and dusted.

Pobby

So you have bought your parents house then?

Cleaver

sho_me_da_money wrote: »

Maybe then people might stop becoming robbing b****ds and actually sell houses for what they are really worth - 100k (or whatever they were when they paid for them at the time of purchase plus any enhancements)

Sorry but thats how I feel. If you don't like it, I dont care.

There's nothing for me to really like or dislike about your point and you can feel however you like. I do get the distinct impression that you will never be buying a house though.

Without all your emotive language, swearing and empty rhetoric I do agree with the principle of what you're saying. It would be nice, and fair, if house prices rose in line with inflation and wages rather than as an asset. They don't though, and nor does anything else. Food, petrol, cars, water, gas, electric, other utilities, land... there are loads of things that should be a stable, 'fair' price, but none of them are. This is because there are about a zillion different variables, cultural and financial, that mean constant ups and downs in prices.

So you have a choice. Be rational and make sensible decisions that suit you, or troll and swear about it on an internet form. I'll do the former, you feel free to do the latter.

sho_me_da_money

Pobby wrote: »

So you have bought your parents house then?

Nah, my brother did.

dunclane

You my friend are what we call in layman's terms a !!!!!!.

By the way we rent before you call me a thief too.

sho_me_da_money

Cleaver wrote: »

There's nothing for me to really like or dislike about your point and you can feel however you like. I do get the distinct impression that you will never be buying a house though.

Without all your emotive language, swearing and empty rhetoric I do agree with the principle of what you're saying. It would be nice, and fair, if house prices rose in line with inflation and wages rather than as an asset. They don't though, and nor does anything else. Food, petrol, cars, water, gas, electric, other utilities, land... there are loads of things that should be a stable, 'fair' price, but none of them are. This is because there are about a zillion different variables, cultural and financial, that mean constant ups and downs in prices.

So you have a choice. Be rational and make sensible decisions that suit you, or troll and swear about it on an internet form. I'll do the former, you feel free to do the latter.

Best answer on the thread.

The only thing that let you down was calling this an "internet form".

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