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ahh we're getting personal are we. were you abused as a child by any chance, it would make sense the way you behave on here...worldtraveller wrote: »As others have stated before on MSE, is that how you speak to people in the real world Chucky? Were you maybe bullied at school Chucky?

another one that likes to make it personal and dish it out but can't take it.0 -
well done - gold star?Graham_Devon wrote: »Nice though, theres me predicting base rates at 1%.0 -
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why because you were right. well done.Graham_Devon wrote: »Enjoy munching on that lemon that just bit you on the arris.
it's only the internet devon, it's not really that important. what you going do next make a post using your Caps Lock?0 -
why because you were right. well done.
it's only the internet devon, it's not really that important. what you going do next make a post using your Caps Lock?
Go to so much effort to find quotes 3 years back, to post up how wrong I was, and then come back with "its only the internet".
Caps lock not needed. I'm just going to say thankyou and offer you a larger spade from the shed.
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it's my pleasure - i'm glad i've bought some happiness to your life.Graham_Devon wrote: »I'm just going to say thankyou and offer you a larger spade from the shed.
sounds like scoring points on the internet leaves you very happy. well done
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i glad you count them.Graham_Devon wrote: »I wasn't trying. You scored them for me.
do you take screen-shots of them and pin the internet trophies to your fridge?0 -
Graham_Devon wrote: »Scuse me?
How can stating on this forum for the past 2 years inflation will increase, not fall back, make me wrong!?
For what it's worth, I've suggested inflation will probably now fall back middle of next year.
Don't turn into chucky. Just because I don't agree with a policy, doesn't mean I'm angry for pities sake.
You may have been saying this Graham, I don't know but then that's NOT what you said in the post I quoted.
You said:
"Still believe, like many others, a rate rise would be beneficial over the long term.
Still believe the longer we hold off raising rates, the more normal it all becomes, and the bigger the misery when they do actually rise."
Yes, and just because you believe these things doesn't mean you are right.
You said:
"Still think the BOE had it wrong. I got laughed at 2 years ago on here for suggesting inflation would go up. Told I didn't know what I was on about and deflation was more likely to happen."
If the BoE had done as you had advised 2 years ago and raised rates then perhaps we would have seen deflation. Certainly if we take out the VAT rise, the rises from imported items such as oil, gas and food then perhaps we are still looking at deflation. We hardly have a booming economy do we?0 -
RenovationMan wrote: »We hardly have a booming economy do we?
No we don't. Let's hope that things quickly improve, eh ?30 Year Challenge : To be 30 years older. Equity : Don't know, don't care much. Savings : That's asking for ridicule.0
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