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They do Shame on them.

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.

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

Acarr wrote: 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...?

Tell!

Acarr wrote:Tell!

No that would go extremely off topic

Acarr wrote: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.

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

BTW, where do you live?

Belgium

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

StaceyW wrote:

Acarr wrote: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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

So, you have ten 20 pound notes?

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

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 .

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