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Russ
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Why should we cycle to gym when we can drive there and then cycle in the gym?
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G_V_V
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Companies must work as one economic muscle and not deviate from the goal. Even ants are more intelligent than some CEO's
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Guardian
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It's fair to say increases were in line with inflation,hoever, bear in mind, increases are determined way before (@least a few months before) it is implemented. If one takes into consideration the date the decision was made and the date it is implemented...Is it really inline with inflation? Had inflation not increased (worsen) in that time?
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An open casket at a vampire funeral.
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we should have just kept the old gold standard....its all down to printing money!
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Brazen
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A bit of mommy gossip from the nursery school gates - chatting to some moms yesterday and they're now running up credit cards to the max to pay their bonds. Don't wanna lose their houses. Mebbe that's why we're still seeing borrowing going up. People running up one lot of credit to pay the other. Of course, in the long run it all collapses.
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Interesting, did they say anything about me?
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Brazen
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. . . they did mention a peeping Tom on Thesen Island. . .
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Peeping tom.. or weeping mom? Forlorn, the smitten have been known to embellish the truth...
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G_V_V
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Money should be replaced with trust, all that money promises is to repay you tomorrow with less than it was worth today.
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G_V_V
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Its up to the consumer to reject the price of the producer who is always trying to make an extra buck so that they can rise above the competition.
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G_V_V
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If people put all their energy into their work it would help a lot to decrease the inflation rate.
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Picky
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Tito, trades on Psg online platform
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G_V_V
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Tell me what fool will go and borrow beyond his or her ability to repay so that when interest rates go up they are unable to repay the payments? And you know what they want the inflation to go out of control so that the money they borrowed is worthless and insignificant for them to repay. Yet they scream and shout when their wish becomes a reality but are cut sort by a credit crunch. I have heard of people in Britain who have borrowed from ten banks without declaring that they have done so and have walked away without repayments, no wonder there is a credit crunch. Why don't the banks inform each other who the debtors are, instead of just handing out money as if it grows on trees and there is no tomorrow?
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Brazen
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Dear Mr G V V. You appear to either be deranged or a moron. Tip - deranged is better. Your sincerely, Brazen
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G_V_V
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Play the ball not the player, you fool.
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