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House prices fall 0.6% in June Halifax
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chucky / chucknorris....which ever alias you go by....
I must of overlooked your answers to these questions?
Question 1) How much of our GDP is reliant on public sector spending?
Question 2) What % cuts to public sector spending do you forsee or know of?
Question 3) What effect will this have on GDP?
Question 4) Is there any correlation between GDP and house prices?I can take no responsibility for the use of any free comments given, any actions taken are the sole decision of the individual in question after consideration of my free comments.
That also means I cannot share in any profits from any decisions made!;)0 -
So far chucky, you have made me chuckle, but that's about it.
Your comments however do not make me think or further my knowledge, in that respect they are plainly boring. The day you do cause me to step back and think, I will start a thread in congratulations to you.
Now, can you please say something sensible or forever hold your tongue.I can take no responsibility for the use of any free comments given, any actions taken are the sole decision of the individual in question after consideration of my free comments.
That also means I cannot share in any profits from any decisions made!;)0 -
haha - you have the cheek to say this after you posted thisSo far chucky, you have made me chuckle, but that's about it.
Your comments however do not make me think or further my knowledge, in that respect they are plainly boring. The day you do cause me to step back and think, I will start a thread in congratulations to you.
Now, can you please say something sensible or forever hold your tongue.
and in the very same post you said thisI'm imagining pink ear muffs, a pool ball in the mouth and your eyes gauged out with your 'house prices rise only' limited edition spoon.
hahaha - you clown, when's your circus back in town. you must be very bored at the moment?I adore it when people cannot intelligently contribute to free debate, and become entrenched in school playground type antics and comments.0 -
haha - you have the cheek to say this after you posted this
and in the very same post you said this
hahaha - you clown, when's your circus back in town. you must be very bored at the moment...
I'll ask again then shall I, 3rd time lucky?
Question 1) How much of our GDP is reliant on public sector spending?
Question 2) What % cuts to public sector spending do you forsee or know of?
Question 3) What effect will this have on GDP?
Question 4) Is there any correlation between GDP and house prices?I can take no responsibility for the use of any free comments given, any actions taken are the sole decision of the individual in question after consideration of my free comments.
That also means I cannot share in any profits from any decisions made!;)0 -
you can ask as many times as you like - after that post that i highlighted you're not getting anything else but would you deserve...I'll ask again then shall I, 3rd time lucky?
how come you never answered this question?
ps... you're questions are a bit one-sided maybe if you asked more related questions - people might engage you.when's your circus back in town. you must be very bored at the moment?0 -
I'll ask again then shall I, 3rd time lucky?
Question 1) How much of our GDP is reliant on public sector spending?
Question 2) What % cuts to public sector spending do you forsee or know of?
Question 3) What effect will this have on GDP?
Question 4) Is there any correlation between GDP and house prices?
I wonder.
What is your take on the 4 questions you have asked?:wall:
What we've got here is....... failure to communicate.
Some men you just can't reach.
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Blacklight wrote: »Well I still can't see it. Only that interest rates remain at 0.5% and German trade is up sharply.
Still, don't let that stop you from embarrassing yourself by intimating people are lying.
When i saw it it was on the main page you total fud.
When you checked it was moved.
Somehow you came to the conclusion i was lying.
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Shame, you might have learnt something.
I actually misworded the bit you quoted anyway and editted the word sustainable to continued after reading it.
Hear no, see no, speak no evil. I'm imagining pink ear muffs, a pool ball in the mouth and your eyes gauged out with your 'house prices rise only' limited edition spoon.
I adore it when people cannot intelligently contribute to free debate, and become entrenched in school playground type antics and comments.
Mate I can see Chucky now slumped over the keyboard, with Hamish just leaving the room and Chucky muttering "why, why me, why was I so stupid. I loved Hamish but he was wrong"
Flatliners ha I !!!!'um
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