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20 minutes ago, Alex said:

Might be a decent idea to put a nsfw tag on that post :lol: 

 

FFS! I was in work yesterday and obviously on the office network and that GIF was a decent, static image (made little sense like). Blocked somehow? Now I'm back at home and I'm watching the type of porn I suspect Fish is into. 

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1 hour ago, ewerk said:

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It’s been an hour since this was posted. 
Gemmill will be on tenterhooks, so here we go. 
 


She’s finnished her husband. 
 

 

There, that’s better. 

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1 hour ago, wykikitoon said:

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Ahhh look, Les Dennis when he had hair and before Amanda Holden ripped his heart out and shat on it.

 

Anyway I digress. Yay for the twelfth successive interest rate rise, sucking more money out my family finances bit by bit and cancelling out every gain I make to my budget by economising on everything else. Thank fuck we have the economically competent conservatives in charge otherwise fuck knows where we would be. Anybody else on a tracker or getting near the end of a fixed rate term? 

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42 minutes ago, Renton said:

 

Ahhh look, Les Dennis when he had hair and before Amanda Holden ripped his heart out and shat on it.

 

Anyway I digress. Yay for the twelfth successive interest rate rise, sucking more money out my family finances bit by bit and cancelling out every gain I make to my budget by economising on everything else. Thank fuck we have the economically competent conservatives in charge otherwise fuck knows where we would be. Anybody else on a tracker or getting near the end of a fixed rate term? 

They've now changed their mind haven't they on what the inflation will be by the end of the year.  Utter fucking sacks of shit.  Hopefully you'll be fine and get sorted dude.

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14 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

They've now changed their mind haven't they on what the inflation will be by the end of the year.  Utter fucking sacks of shit.  Hopefully you'll be fine and get sorted dude.

 

Cheers, I'm doing okay, it's just the nice things I need to cut down on, like meals out. Used to do this most weeks a few years back, now it's a once a month treat if that. But I dread to think how people are doing who are really leveraged with their mortgage. People say the interest rate is just going back to "normal", but normal is actually 15 years ago now so it's not normal at all for most mortgage holders. And then when you go back further, to when rates were in double digits in the 80s and early 90s, this wasn't so bad either because incomes were going up to match inflation and interest rate rises. In actual fact the real effect of this was to reduce peoples mortgage values relative to their earnings when the rates went down. Difference is now, inflation is rampant, interest is constantly going up which knacks you on mortgage payments making it worse, but it's still shit for savers as inflation is still outstripping it. The absolute worst of all worlds. But its become normalised, people just accept it and thank themselves they're better off than the next person beneath them on the ladder. 

 

No doubt that tool Greg Hands will be around soon to wave another blown up copy of Liam Byrne's joke note, to tell us how economically incompetent Labour are. Honestly don't know how these cunts have the nerve. How long have we got left now, 18 months? What a calamity this decade or tory rule has been. 

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Also listening to TalkSport tonight. Andy Goldstein said he went to the pub last night with some of the crew. He got 3 pints of Guinness and a double vodka and coke. It came to £47,50.  I simply would have walked out.

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1 hour ago, Renton said:

 

Cheers, I'm doing okay, it's just the nice things I need to cut down on, like meals out. Used to do this most weeks a few years back, now it's a once a month treat if that. But I dread to think how people are doing who are really leveraged with their mortgage. People say the interest rate is just going back to "normal", but normal is actually 15 years ago now so it's not normal at all for most mortgage holders. And then when you go back further, to when rates were in double digits in the 80s and early 90s, this wasn't so bad either because incomes were going up to match inflation and interest rate rises. In actual fact the real effect of this was to reduce peoples mortgage values relative to their earnings when the rates went down. Difference is now, inflation is rampant, interest is constantly going up which knacks you on mortgage payments making it worse, but it's still shit for savers as inflation is still outstripping it. The absolute worst of all worlds. But its become normalised, people just accept it and thank themselves they're better off than the next person beneath them on the ladder. 

 

No doubt that tool Greg Hands will be around soon to wave another blown up copy of Liam Byrne's joke note, to tell us how economically incompetent Labour are. Honestly don't know how these cunts have the nerve. How long have we got left now, 18 months? What a calamity this decade or tory rule has been. 


My fixed rate is coming to an end. It’s gone from 2.14% to 4.69% Thankfully only another £200 a month which isn’t the end of the world but something that everyone could do without.

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