Mick Mac

good recovery there jah.

Like Dysons. That company will clean up.

MP has very high standards no doubt. Mz P on the other hand, any old chaat will do. All of London's top indian restaurants will now be seeking appreciation from MP's discerning palate.

Loz - why is it supper during the week and tea on Sunday?

40 - gosh that is old. Well done.

louisiana Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The financial services sector, like all other > sectors, will do what is in its own interest. Why > would they do anything else? > > Recovery? What recovery? We're facing peak oil and > hence the likelihood of vastly increased prices > for anything derived from oil and anything using > oil, peak a whole lot of other resources in the > not too distant future, Western countries loaded > with debt, a still very possible sovereign debt > crisis in various countries, a global change in > the balance of power (China etc.), a global > population *explosion*, increasingly skewed income > and wealth distribution in many Western countries > (including US and UK), a whole lot more > unemployment to come.... Rather than any recovery, > I think we are facing crunch time. Jeez - you must be nice to live with. Such optimism.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hmmm - if you have no money to pay the mortgage, > the bank doesn't lend you the money again, ittakes > the house off you > > You COULD borrow the money from friends or family, > but they will be rightly pissed off if they see > you driving a new car the following month As long as it meets the terms of the borrowing it can do what it wants (subject to any restrictions in the terms of the loan). Don't pay the mortgage? - I'm not aware of the banks defaulting on the terms of the borrowing. And if they did the loan would be renogiated. At that point the government can put additional restrictions on the actions of the banks as a condition of renegotiating the loans. They obviously did not restrict the payment of bonuses, as they would have not needed then to impute the bankers bonus tax. And I'm not aware of the banks breaching the terms of the original bail out monies? are you?

I have a mortgage but I still spend money on other things, before repaying the mortgage. RBS borrowed from the government - it does not mean it can't spend any money until it pays the loan back.

You are a sub. Sit on the bench.

Sorry :(

waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > C'mon Rosie, DJKillaqueen and ianr. > Gis us a smile http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_WnCJlq_kUA8/R4eJC1K3vMI/AAAAAAAAHj8/kvcqkEXDCHs/s320/monkey_smiling.jpg Looks nothing like RosieH. She used to have 3 boyfriends you know.

Strong right hand grip there Waynetta. That suggests he would habitually hit the ball from right to left. But I'm sure he will laugh it off. Ask me another.....

SCSB79 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Absolutely gutted. We should have been out of > sight against Valencia. > Played very well, missed a barrow load of "easy" > chances. > A point before the game, yes please. > A point after the game, deflated. Deflated - Blow it up again before Sunday, you'll be fine.

Do you write for a left wing or a right wing paper Jah - I can't remember.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bale Bale Bale.......Fecking great goal. Was that a hat trick prediction jah ?

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nightmare. I'm turning over to the Apprentice on bbc1, and suspect I might see Arry on there. ;-)

3-0 Rafa's gotta go ....

Was just sitting down to watch Spurs only for them to be 2-0 down already. :(

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm here, just basking in goal difference! Two > whisky macs says we'll win. I already owe you 2. So it will be 4 if we lose again. But we wont. Im looking forward to a celtic park goal fest. 4 for us and 1 for you.

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd want a huge bonus if I had to work in a bank. > What a waste of life Good point.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Remember today it was the BANKS that took our > money, we paid the bail out. We get the cuts. They > get bonuses. Bar stewards! Jeremy: I could also remind you that the banks did not run away with tax payers' money. The government took a lot of equity in return, and will - at some point - actually make a profit from these shares. My thoughts exactly Jeremy. Can't understand the "they took our money" attitude that prevails. We should get this back and more. Its potentially a good return for the taxpayer. If we are looking at "they took our money" we should be looking in another direction completely - look where our taxes are spent - "they" took our money.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It is in East Dulwich. > > The Vale Bar > 31-33 Grove Vale, > London, > SE22 8EQ > > East Dulwich Station, Sainsbury's, and DHFC are > also in East Dulwich. The border is clearly > visible on the map. What gives the post office the right to dictate these things. Like I could care less what postcode it has. ;-)

Big Dad. Shirley not.

All the Mums go to Iceland and ED has a lot of Mums. We are getting a Weatherspoons too and guess what Waitrose is closing because it had no customers.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm pleased to come from a family with three > generations of teachers on both sides of the > state/private divide. We lived, ate and breathed > education. > > It wasn't the leaflet that raised my eyebrows, and > that's why I didn't mention it. > > I can assure you from a well informed position > that the inability for some parents to recognise > that education is a three way contract between the > child, the parents and the school is one of the > biggest problems facing our education system. I can assure you Huguenot that many people put an awful lot into supporting Goodrich School. I have been absolutley amazed by the time and effort some people are willing to put into organisation, fund raising and general school support at Goodrich. I think these people deserve, 1) the school as a whole and 2) the Head specifically to be at least as dedicated as the parents in responding to the needs of local people, with the aim of providing a school that meets their expectations on all matters of teaching and communication.