coventrygull
the right one
very much so....
Now I am no lover of the crusties having bashed a few in the old days. I just feel that waving money out of financial institutions who only now exist because of the tax payer is bang out of order.
very much so....
Other way round I would imagine. The majority are at work/working from home trying to sort out the mess their bosses have put them in over the last few years (most working longer hours than they ever have) and the minority are 'laughing in their million pound pads, going 'how the f*** did we get away with that?!''
Now I am no lover of the crusties having bashed a few in the old days. I just feel that waving money out of financial institutions who only now exist because of the tax payer is bang out of order.
and are now owned by the tax payer who if history is anything to go by will profit handsomely when the cyclical market rebounds.
I do agree that it could have been handled better - RBS pension issue etc...
got one as well on Sunday afternoon from those little blighters , FFS , even after checking that a new £50 note is kosher I still need a supervisor to verify that its genuine.except a nasty paper cut you get from a crisp 50 pound note
Build a bonfire
Build a bonfire
Put Frank's bathroom floorboards on the top
Put his piss-poor attempt at plumbing in the middle
And we'll burn the f****** lot
seconded as well !
Im a so called "banker" - i.e. i work for a financial institution - i dont earn millions, i was lucky enough to keep my job but take a pay cut along with most other benefits and when antagonised by a bunch of crusties its my "democratic" right to respond accordingly....just as it is thiers to protest in the first place. pretty sure waving paper doesnt cause too much pain... except a nasty paper cut you get from a crisp 50 pound note
its very funny, even funnier with £50 notes.it isn't though is it
just a small point, its only a minority of financial institutions that have been bailed out by the taxpayer, mine certainly hasnt.Now I am no lover of the crusties having bashed a few in the old days. I just feel that waving money out of financial institutions who only now exist because of the tax payer is bang out of order.
just a small point, its only a minority of financial institutions that have been bailed out by the taxpayer, mine certainly hasnt.
you probably think so ! but no , i'm a broker.Are you a Barclays Banker ?
pawnyou probably think so ! but no , i'm a broker.
what is it you do again das ?pawn
Oh f*** off. You all got too greedy and it's ordinary people who are paying the price, don't expect sympathy. People have got every right to protest about the way financial institutions were allowed to get away with chasing the next quick buck to get a bigger and better bonus at the end of the year. It doesn't matter if they're crusties, Italians or one legged dwarves from Barnsley, at the end of the day you and your city boy mates have to hold your hands up and admit you got it badly wrong.
wind people upwhat is it you do again das ?