Average fixed-rate mortgages to go up again - highest in a decade

mr.broderick

Generali wrote: »

I've got a poster on ignore. Saves me time and hassle. He's probably got me on ignore too!

Seriously, life's too short to get worked up over the price of fixed rate mortgages on a chat board web thingy (technical term).

Well you'd bloody better get me off ignore..I will not be ignored generali !!:cool:

mr.broderick

Dan: wrote: »

Carlot is just a very frustrated lady as she is unable to afford her own home, hence why she spends hours trawling the internet for any arcticle that relates to a house price crash so that she can start a thread on it, and more often then not, the arcticle is pointless.

She calls herself the messenger - who brings the message - I call her annoying

I do worry for her slightly (and others on here) that this year may well be her best chance to negotiate a decent price reductionn on a house, I hope she dosen't 'miss the boat' again.......

Think this is a fair post. There are a few on here who do not like being challenged, they think just because it is their opinion it is the correct opinion. !!!!!! also falls in to this bracket, he does a lot of talking but doubt he will ever do anything about it when the time comes. Whereas Mr.B is the most impartial member here, loved by many hated by a few, although the few are getting fewer. Euros start this weekend minus england, i hate missing out on major football competitions as it limits my passes out to the pub. Good Afternoon to my fans by the way.

Generali

mr.broderick wrote: »

Well you'd bloody better get me off ignore..I will not be ignored generali !!:cool:

Actually Mr B it's a poster I find even more annoying than you. Hard to believe, I know, but it's true!

What tends to happen is I have him on ignore and then look at his posts anyway. Having him on ignore means that I am not tempted to reply as how could I possibly reply to someone on ignore. There's a logic to it which works for me!

mr.broderick

Generali wrote: »

Actually Mr B it's a poster I find even more annoying than you. Hard to believe, I know, but it's true!

What tends to happen is I have him on ignore and then look at his posts anyway. Having him on ignore means that I am not tempted to reply as how could I possibly reply to someone on ignore. There's a logic to it which works for me!

I hear you generali and i would bet my bottom $ that !!!!!! feels exactly the same way about my posts, they have a magnetic affect, you just gotta read em..

MissMoneypenny

Generali wrote: »

I've got a poster on ignore. Saves me time and hassle. He's probably got me on ignore too!

I don't put anyone on ignore. I don't want to miss any gems:D

Generali wrote: »

Seriously, life's too short to get worked up over the price of fixed rate mortgages on a chat board web thingy (technical term).

I once had an arguement over a fried egg. :D

Dan:_4

mr.broderick wrote: »

. Euros start this weekend minus england, i hate missing out on major football competitions as it limits my passes out to the pub.

Awful isn't it. Reminds me of the World Cup 1994.

That's probably quite appropriate in this forum as many members enjoy reminiscing the early 90's

posh*spice

I like this board and I like the posters who post on it.:D I've learned alot from this board and very quickly..It would be boring if we all saw things in the same way;) Nobody has to come here if they don't want to:cool:

Generali

posh*spice wrote: »

I like this board and I like the posters who post on it.:D I've learned alot from this board and very quickly..It would be boring if we all saw things in the same way;) Nobody has to come here if they don't want to:cool:

It's true although you won't learn much from a 'He said, she said' argument.

JanCee

Generali wrote: »

It's true although you won't learn much from a 'He said, she said' argument.

Well you learn who the prats are.

pickles110564

carolt wrote: »

I've always laid my cards on the table, as you well know. I'm a self proclaimed tit.

Dont be so hard on yourself.