Harder to rewrite history than you think Bulls.

Procrastinator333

geneer wrote: »

forum turned out to be problematic, and crawling with the most tedious types of trolls.

geneer wrote: »

Those highly disruptive trolls, now appear to have joined forces with the more tedious repetative trolls, and the board spammers, in an orgy of thanking and back slapping....... create a vortex of sheer tedium.

geneer wrote: »

The veneer of credibility has been stripped off. The benefit of the doubt has gone. Its clear to me that we're seeing the true colours of a number of posters.

Oh, the irony.


We can but hope......

geneer wrote: »

Finally, one poster (pimperne1) on CC became so tedious and repetative that he was uncerimoniously banned.

Rinoa

Cleaver wrote: »

Why do you act like this?

Perhaps sneering at those who have benefitted from property somehow compensates him for missing out.

Looks as though he's building up to another Saturday sneerathon.

peakoil_2

Cleaver wrote: »

Holy sh*t. On first read this sounds like the history of some form of political ideology with decades of struggle and turbulance involving hundreds of thousands of dedicated individuals. Then you have to remind yourself that this is actually all about a handful of people bickering back and forth about house prices on a couple of forums.

geneer REALLY needs to get laid.

geneer

Rinoa wrote: »

Perhaps sneering at those who have benefitted from property somehow compensates him for missing out.

Looks as though he's building up to another Saturday sneerathon.

As opposed to sneering at those who have not beneffited from property, or cannot? Hmmm.
Oh. Another trite white noise meme discredited by an equally trite meme.
Whilst exposing no small amount of hypocricy in orginal meme regurgitor.

Who could have predicted that.

In any event, "sneering at those who have benefitted from property". Not really an accurate characterisation is it.

Pulling apart nonsensical bullish arguments. Thats more like it.

peakoil_2

geneer wrote: »

As opposed to sneering at those who have not.


Oh. Another trite meme discredited by an equally trite emem.

geneer's favourite word for putting into his random sentence generator.
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geneer

Procrastinator333 wrote: »

Oh, the irony.
We can but hope......

Well champ, it would be ironic if I hadn't just posted just a few posts ago that I was the troller of trolls.

Naturally its all my fault and not the buzzing gaggle of angry bullish posters yes. :rotfl:

peakoil_2

geneer wrote: »

Well champ, it would be ironic if I hadn't just posted just a few posts ago that I was the troller of trolls.

Naturally its all my fault and not the buzzing gaggle of angry bullish posters yes. :rotfl:

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ha ha. geneer is such a fat, lonely and ugly b'stard!!

Occams_Razor_2

geneer wrote: »

Rather a strange position to take I think.
House prices are, in many areas and markets considerably cheaper than 2007. Tens of thousands of pounds cheaper.

Additionally, given that those holding off to buy were more likely to be saving up a tasty deposit, and that we know now that a bigger deposit provides significant savings in both the short term (interest rates) and the duration of the mortgage, its hard to see how this couldn't be a good thing.

you've no idea what you're talking about do you?

you'd rather receive no interest on savings, than pay no interest on borrowing? gosh.

can I ask what your educational background is? because I can tell you what it isn't and doesn't cover.

Occams_Razor_2

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Why are the share prices of both RBS and Lloyds correlated to the property market?


More than likely in the medium term to longer term they'll go their seperate ways.

that's not a serious question is it?

you want to know why a high street bank that controls 30% of the house lending market in the UK is correlated to the property market?

really? is that what you are asking?

Occams_Razor_2

geneer wrote: »

Well champ, it would be ironic if I hadn't just posted just a few posts ago that I was the troller of trolls.

Naturally its all my fault and not the buzzing gaggle of angry bullish posters yes. :rotfl:

why would people who have made a considerable amount of money whilst you sat back playing with your todger, be angry?

you sound like someone of limited intelligence, limited means, who us grasping at straws as a some of sort of justification.

I mean honestly? Why?

if you had the chance to purchase property and didn't - you lost a considerable amount of money by any measure. if you didn't have that opportunity, then your approach is even weirder.

and weirdo is what I think when I read most of your posts. along with uneducated, and illinformed.