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[Serza5]

They do Shame on them.

[Acarr]

It was a joke

Anyway, did anyone see that thing on the news? They say they're having trouble with money- ya'know this whole credit crunch thing- then they spend £2 million on fireworks, to celebrate a new....hotel.

And the parliament building's in Edinburgh...their sign was "a little sqwint" so they spend loads of money to get a whole new one.

[Serza5]

I was going to say something there but then my mum said something very disturbing.

[El Dango]

Anyway, did anyone see that thing on the news? They say they're having trouble with money- ya'know this whole credit crunch thing- then they spend £2 million on fireworks, to celebrate a new....hotel.

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What the...?

[Acarr]

Tell!

[Serza5]

Tell!

No that would go extremely off topic

[Cairnie]

It was a joke

Anyway, did anyone see that thing on the news? They say they're having trouble with money- ya'know this whole credit crunch thing- then they spend £2 million on fireworks, to celebrate a new....hotel.

And the parliament building's in Edinburgh...their sign was "a little sqwint" so they spend loads of money to get a whole new one.

That's just ffffff

If there's one thing the credit crunch has taught me, it's to save money little by little. The way I do it is slipping at least one pound coin in a piggy bank every week instead of the usual 1ps, 2ps etc, and to just not touch it. After a while it builds up and is always good for a little extra money when buying stuff like Christmas presents as I should still be doing.

[Joshua822]

Well at least you guys have a goverment that actually does something

You can't say that about ours, they're just eating buggers whole day in that building if you ask me

[El Dango]

BTW, where do you live?

[Joshua822]

Belgium

Seriously tough, no one with a IQ of -164 should be able to get the function of priminister

[Acarr]

It was a joke

Anyway, did anyone see that thing on the news? They say they're having trouble with money- ya'know this whole credit crunch thing- then they spend £2 million on fireworks, to celebrate a new....hotel.

And the parliament building's in Edinburgh...their sign was "a little sqwint" so they spend loads of money to get a whole new one.

That's just ffffff

If there's one thing the credit crunch has taught me, it's to save money little by little. The way I do it is slipping at least one pound coin in a piggy bank every week instead of the usual 1ps, 2ps etc, and to just not touch it. After a while it builds up and is always good for a little extra money when buying stuff like Christmas presents as I should still be doing.

I've tried doing that, but I'm rubbish

[Serza5]

I don't need to save money, I don't spend mine.

[Acarr]

I do, incase I suddenly spot a Rayman game in a shop or somethin'.

[Joshua822]

I almost never buy anything either. Well, sometimes i buy a comic or a book but that's about it. I don't buy much video games, only titles from the series i'm fan of.

[Acarr]

I mostly over-look the stuff in games shops now. I once bought a sweatband from gamestation and then just as I was leaving the shop, revolution was there!! And I was then £1 short -_-''

And it sucks even more, that when I returned first thing the next morning, it was gone.

[Xenon]

My piggy bank is home to loads of £20 notes. Each week my pay is £20, and mostly none of it gets put in the bank but instead stashed away in the pig. I swear I've got over £200.

[Holy Crap]

So, you have ten 20 pound notes?

[Xenon]

Something like that, but I haven't counted them for ages.

[Acarr]

I once managed to save £80 (over weeks...) ontop of my cupboards in my old room. You can imagine all the fuss that broke out when my folks thought that I had stolen it all

I only have a tener right now .

[Holy Crap]

I have $15 dollars in my wallet and $78 in the bank.