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Are you worried about what is happening with the current situation regarding the credit crunch? For some strange reason, I am not even slightly worried, not to say that I am spending like there is no tomorrow etc....

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It's on the news every day. I just hit the ignore button in ma heid. I have no shares or money saved so I couldnae care less.

I am pissed off at the price of spaghetti these days though.

Oh and Morrisson's don't do 3 Lasagne's fer £2.50 anymore.

99p each.

It's fucking outrageous.

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i thought it was a new type of cereal.

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I am shocked by the price of bread, £1.40 or something like that

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DigiDiz wrote: I am shocked by the price of bread, £1.40 or something like that

£1.40 for decent stuff...... you can get Aldi/Lidl for about 80p, it might have fag ends and old plasters in it though

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I think the shit will hit the fan after xmas. What with the banks not passing on the interest cut and energy bills on the increase. Could be alot of people in dire straits.

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for once in my life, i feel i've lucked out finacially because i have no savings and haven't use a credit card for 6yrs. Cash is king.

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saddly,having cash aint gonna save you this time.

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Only credit I have ootstanding is a car loan for my Aught 6 Elantra.

Payoff is about $11K and if I traded it in I would get around $6K

Buying new was such a grand idea. :banghead:

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Thankfully with the sotck market predicament, I don't own shares, was thinking of getting some, but, thankfully I didn't do so

As for bread with fag ends, ewww, rather have quality bread from Waitrose, at least I get my monies worth chattng up this nice lady, yup, I have tried unsuccessfully, to go for a drink with her, but I am not stopping there, if she is thinking that way, hehe

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DigiDiz wrote: Thankfully with the sotck market predicament, I don't own shares, was thinking of getting some, but, thankfully I didn't do so

As for bread with fag ends, ewww, rather have quality bread from Waitrose, at least I get my monies worth chattng up this nice lady, yup, I have tried unsuccessfully, to go for a drink with her, but I am not stopping there, if she is thinking that way, hehe

Why don't you kidnap her?:lol:

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SHED wrote:

DigiDiz wrote: Thankfully with the sotck market predicament, I don't own shares, was thinking of getting some, but, thankfully I didn't do so

As for bread with fag ends, ewww, rather have quality bread from Waitrose, at least I get my monies worth chattng up this nice lady, yup, I have tried unsuccessfully, to go for a drink with her, but I am not stopping there, if she is thinking that way, hehe

Why don't you kidnap her?:lol:

I dunno, maybe I should:scream: :abovelol:

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i'm worried here, i should end up alright - being reasonably still a ways off from retirement but my parents have seen their retirement drop and they are using it now.

real estate is a bargain but so what? anyone I know who's looking, including myself - are not willing to put in for a loan as we're all waiting to see if our jobs are effected.

I work in grocery, but more upscale type format and now the news is talking about how people are "trading down" frickin mcdonalds and burger king, walmart, cosco are soaring in sales.

that should really help the obesity epidemic in the US; and the health care system.

the only silver lining to this mess is that i've got to learn to cook, no more going out for a long time.

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Remember how bad we had to push and struggle livin' in the 80s? :laugh:

Cobain stole the guitar part and Alain Jourgensen stole the beat and bass, great song.

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