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Im sure there is plenty of room, besides, it is a brilliant read!
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Our cats are indoor cats though so fence climbing etc is redundant. I would never de-claw them, that is cruel.
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39 points on his licence? Surely anything over 12 is redundant? You're losing your licence at 12 points anyway and the extra 27 points will cease when the 12 do. And £600?! Phuk me, I had to pay £120 for the 6 points I got for speeding on 2 seperate occasions. Doing 50mph on a dubious 30 mph dual carriageway and doing 40 again on a dubious dual carriage way in bitterne which is 30 mph limit. He has only had to pay slightly more than that for completely being a ****. Soft justice IMO
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Wade answers the question. House prices are predicted to fall approximately 25% this year and potentially up to 50% when prices eventually bottom out. At this price first time buyers will have more of a chance. I had to scrimp and save 3 years ago and we got family help. If this is the only way people can get on the market, then its the way it must go. Half the problem has been because first time buyers have been offered stupid mortgages of 90% all the way up to 125% and having never owed a property before, and with most still being fairly young, niave and not so keen to give up their social lives have defaulted on their mortgages.
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Wondering how much squidditch she got paid for that story? Doesnt have to be true does it?
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Sorry, was it poking in your side?
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Just because you would, doesnt mean she is 'quite hot'. I prob would too
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I lol'd! I would love to have a threesome with 2 hot girls though. Now that would be amazing!
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Dirty girl wanting both holes filled in!
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Jilleh Willeh, whats your opinion on this matter? I was especially keen to hear your response as know you have cats too!
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And you think if most of the banks go under that the ones left standing will stand?
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Correct. Its point two which is essentially the stem of the problem. I lend you £100 and you agree to pay me back £150 for the pleasure. You then lend that £100 to Mr X who you advise has to pay you back £160 (so being a middle man you make a tidy tenner). That person decides to sell it on to the next and so on, until you get Mr Z who is borrowing £100 but paying back £200 for the priviledge. Mr Z is more than likely a sub prime client and when he fails to pay his debt because the rate is too high and he is normally cr*p at paying bills the domino's all fall backwards, ending up with me not getting my £150 from you. This is why so many financial companies and banks are struggling. Im no genuis, but I (having worked in this sector) could easily design a system which is near fool proof and a system which could not be fraudulently adapted. Firstly every mortgage application requires atleast a 15% deposit, income MUST be proved by either accounts (self employed) or wage slips. Benefits can only be taken into account if they will be received for life of mortgage (ie if your kids are 16 and you have 25 years left on mortgage, you cannot include child benefits of child tax credits in your income) and more importantly, bank statements must be cited so the companies can assess the person has the capacity to pay the mortgage. The main problem comes in with credit cards and bank loans. These are even less regulated than mortgages. And for all the negative press mortgages get. Credit cards and loans seem to get off scott free. Most applications dont even require proof of income!
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Women who say they don't masturbate
Crouchie's Lawyer replied to scott_saints's topic in The Muppet Show
How do dolphins frig themselves off? They dont have any fingers?! -
Going on from Olympics thread in the Lounge, just wondering what peoples ideal jobs would be? I have been thinking about this a lot of recent, as im not enjoying my current job as much as I thought I would and as much as my previous job. I think working with pets would be my dream job. I know a Vet would be the obvious choice, however, a lot of Vet work is the bad side of dealing with animals. Seeing sick pets, having to put them down etc. I think looking after cats or dogs would be a dream job of mine, sadly I dont think it would make me my millions!
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Ahhh, Scud want some sugar too? :heart:
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Im sure you have an equally as nice a$$ SB! (Smiley sucky up facey thing!)
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Makes Facebook a little more interesting...
Crouchie's Lawyer replied to Crouchie's Lawyer's topic in The Muppet Show
http://www.dell.co.uk HTH -
Women who say they don't masturbate
Crouchie's Lawyer replied to scott_saints's topic in The Muppet Show
I once fingered a girl in slinky. FACT You wish you were me! -
I appreciate the innernetz is easily the place to lie and deceive, however, that is one fine a$$ so if it is yours, congrats!
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Definitely not Crouch. Maybe Alan Smith though
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And Now, The End Is Near . . . . .
Crouchie's Lawyer replied to EastleighSoulBoy's topic in The Lounge
I bet that was you holding up the sign! Fickle fickle fans -
I also agree that it is the banks faults. Having worked in a bank and mortgage broker, I have seen first hand (although not as severe as what the Yanks have done) what the problem is and where its come from. The problem lies in the fact that the industry even though heavily regulated, is obviously not regulated enough and the 'city boys' have taken advantage of this. The main problem lies within the fact that most lenders over here lend in the US too, and they are even less regulated over there. A lot of cowboys have lent money to people who seriously shouldnt have been given money and consequently this has caused major issues.
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Ok so if banks go out of business, what happens to all the mortgages and thus homes that the mortgages are on in the UK? The banks are being kept in business as opposed to say for example your local DIY store, as there is more depending on it than just a few people having to drive a little further on Sunday morning to the next DIY store. They let the banks go out of business and there would be huge problems. People losing money left right and centre. Houses being repossessed even though mortgage payments had been kept up to date. The government would have to step in anyway. Prevention is better than cure, even if the medicine tastes like sheet.
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And Now, The End Is Near . . . . .
Crouchie's Lawyer replied to EastleighSoulBoy's topic in The Lounge
I was trawling through pics on tinternet and came across this which made me laugh... Held by a Skate during our 2-1 cup win over them. How fickle that lot are down the road. -
Bit harsh on the Shar Pei if you ask me!