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Bank Of England "Uk Economy DEAD-er than a tin of Spam!"
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...risis-11977457
"Gertjan Vlieghe, who sits on the interest rate-setting committee, said the recovery from lockdown would be likely to be U-shaped rather than one resembling a 'V' - or quick bounce back."
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Want a cheap car?Comment
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No thanks, I already have one ;-)
Smart guy to always pay cash for his cars.
Be kinder than necessary because everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.Comment
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They don't want you to "Buy" a new car, Hell no they only get to sell it ONCE!
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/gm...r-price-plunge
Here in Blighty the shit they push is "Monthly payment"........they "sell" BMW/MERC/AUDI etc to worthless Spivs.......to then sell them on to more worthless Spivs!
In Blighty we now have 40 million cars on the road!!!!!!!!
I have a photo taken of what might almost become "Mrs Mega" in 1987, 14 April.....her stood by my GT Turbo. Its late afternoon & I can see down her road & I see very few cars on the driveways ..............fast forward to last year, same date......I gone to the chemist & parked in the same spot.......I looked down the road & could see nothing but BLOODY cars!!!!
Every driveway packed, parked on the road as well............Dad has a car, so does Mum & each of the Kids....the Dog has a Car the Cat has a car.
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