b/m black 80p in 12 months

lol. Fools/suckers rally

off subject . my good lady bought a top of the range dyson vacum cleaner and only used it once a week then after 13 months burnt out . might has well of bought a cheap one will never buy a dyson product again rubbish a real rip off

off subject . my good lady bought a top of the range dyson vacum cleaner and only used it once a week then after 13 months burnt out . might has well of bought a cheap one will never buy a dyson product again rubbish a real rip off

Had my animal 5 years still good as new.

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it is rubbish not worth the paper it written on to many catches would cost more to get it fixed than its worth .
my washing machine is 22 years old never had a problem hotpoint .
and used twice week .and the washing is allmost dry when it comes out
the machiner to day is only made to last up to 2 years same has cars .my mates car is a 1960 something beetle still has good has new 140000 on clock

Had ours many years (DC04 Green) and still sucks like a goodun'. Treat 'em right and they carry on for decades! (of course, newer versions might be less durable now they are mostly of chinese origin).

So my great pundits,"who is a viable alternative?? Browns cronies who put us in the deep deep merde?? or maybe we should invite one of our French friends across to help out?? A greek maybe?? A spaniard?? Portugese?? Nope, our only hope maybe a tough ruthless Aussie to whip us back in shape!! Hold on we have one on our doorstep running some little media enterprise!! Hail!! o great aussie whip out your digeredoo and beat some sense back into us poor whinging poms!! Strewth!!!

so the rogue trader was also a rogue in having no education .
these papers they hand out are worthless most immigrants buy them
this is fact fales names false passports false in ever way watch the uk border force

I have had a brand new VW ever year for 19 years this last one is my last one .
they have gone down in quality they are not the same if they are not made in germany . going to switch to nissan

bernie good day for shorts?

Don't wear them

why are yours burning?

No position today, golfing my son. Looks like you had one good day out of 285 lol.

long... may it continue!

lol

Markets Boosted As Banks Pledge Billions



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Sky News 2011, 22:07, Thursday 15 September 2011

Markets have been boosted as five of the world's central banks said they would pump billions of dollars into the European financial system.

The Bank of England, European Central Bank, Bank of Japan (NYSE: MCO - news) , US Federal Reserve
and Swiss National Bank said they will provide additional dollar liquidity in a move designed to alleviate fears about lenders' exposure to bad debts.

Shares in Britain's banks were boosted by the announcement, with Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY.L - news) ahead 7%, and Barclays (LSE: BARC.L - news) , Royal Bank of Scotland (LSE: RBS.L - news) and HSBC (LSE: HSBA.L - news) were all up 4%.

This helped push London's FTSE 100 Index 2% higher, or 110.5 points at 5337.5.

I'm watching Question Time. It's live.

One of the panellists is Nickola Horlick, the financial (fund) manager.

She will have seen the markets aparently stabilise today and yet she strongly feels that Greece has no alternative but to come out of the Euro.

What will the markets do when this happens and Greece has to overstamp their Euros with the word 'Drachma' and devalue its currency?

Or is this event priced in already?

The euro's future, and even existence, hangs in the balance as Greece, Spain, Italy and others look increasingly unlikely to be able to meet their debt payments. But whatever the outcome, the scars of this crisis will mar the currency for decades to come and that's if it survives.