US ($) Currency Thread 1 (closed - use thread 2)

whatusername

Blink_Eden wrote: »

I thought that someone had already done that, which is why they had the problem.

I was reading the "APR on a "thanks with a beer" thread....:beer:

Anyone dare suggest that to the teacher that they should charge compound interest if the person isn't paying every day for their lift?

:rotfl: Jesus then we would have no one talking to us, that sarcastic lot from the £/$ thread.

:A :rotfl: :beer:

Blink_Eden

Bottom of pgae 128 - what is going on!!!

whatusername

Blink_Eden wrote: »

How do I complain, I have the last post on pages 125, 126 AND 127

And 128

:rotfl: :T

neilbond007

Blink_Eden wrote: »

I thought that someone had already done that, which is why they had the problem.

I was reading the "APR on a "thanks with a beer" thread....:beer:

Anyone dare suggest that to the teacher that they should charge compound interest if the person isn't paying every day for their lift?

make that the last post on page 128 too

18 year old? If you can point me in the right direction then yes please
18 pints? 15 years ago maybe. used to be a full day watching stoke that. i reckon i've got about 18 bottles of cobra in the fridge mind... that's got to be more appetising than watching re-runs of american idol :eek:

18 holes. I'm feeling a 69 coming on... fnarr fnarr

neilbond007

whatusername wrote: »

:rotfl: Jesus then we would have no one talking to us, that sarcastic lot from the £/$ thread.

:A :rotfl: :beer:

I prefer "bunch of !!!!!!!s". if that's the collective name...
All this swearing... I think it's the "Daily Mash" rubbing off on me... fnarr fnarr x 2

ratkarth

the first rise in ages...come on £...here we go now

whatusername

ratkarth wrote: »

the first rise in ages...come on £...here we go now

eh, where you been hiding man? 2 weeks ago it almost breached 1.50.

:beer:

inspector_monkfish

16:06 13Mar09 (GBP) BoE policy: 0.5% to prevail for several months

(16/03) The economic recession is intensifying despite all the monetary and
fiscal stimuli that have already been applied, and indeed the sharp
depreciation of GBP and the boost to purchasing power wrought by the fall in
oil prices.

This lays bare the damaging effects of the impairment of the
monetary transmission mechanism, as well as the worsening economic prospects
for the UK's key trading partners.

With the Bank Rate now at 0.5%, the BoE is
loathe to reduce the rate any further for fear of exacerbating the economic
downturn, So recourse to GBP75bn of quantitative easing for the next 3 months
has been sought, in an effort to directly expand money supply growth and bring
down longer term borrowing costs.

But by all accounts, the bulk of the
additional reserves being created to finance the BoE Gilt buying is thought to
be going straight into the hands of mostly banks and hedge funds. So, before
long the BoE is going to have to step up its direct purchases of corporate
paper.

We think the Bank Rate will stay at 0.5% for the next year at least.

inspector_monkfish

trading at 1.4010

neilbond007

ok. that's the second thing that's pee'd me off today.
firstly our office gets broke in to. I get called at 11.12, 11.42 and 12.20 last night. I can't do anything as I've had a little bit too much falling down liquid to drive in.
so, i have to get up at 5.30! that's just not cricket....

and then.... they change the forum names and I can't find this thread for literally 30 seconds...

on the positive side, i did play to my handicap in the comp on saturday and was +6 after 15 holes yesterday (missed 3 so i could get back to watch the cricket - that was worth it!!!!)